Sheng Lihao

Sheng Lihao, born on December fourth, two thousand four, is a remarkable Chinese sport shooter whose journey into the world of shooting began at the tender age of thirteen. During a holiday, his father introduced him to the sport, igniting an immediate passion that led him to pursue shooting seriously. Recognizing the potential in their son, his parents wholeheartedly supported his ambition, allowing him to join the Suzhou Sports School’s Shooting team just a year later.

Sheng's natural talent quickly became apparent, and he soon earned a spot on the Jiangsu provincial team. By the age of fourteen, he had ascended to the China national team, showcasing his skills on an international stage. His dedication and hard work culminated in a remarkable achievement at the Tokyo Olympics, where he secured a silver medal, making him the youngest athlete to win an Olympic medal in the shooting event.

Continuing to break records, Sheng set a new world record with an impressive score of six hundred thirty-seven point nine points, a testament to his unparalleled stability and consistent performance. His coach even found it challenging to explain the magnitude of this achievement. Sheng's journey reached new heights at the Summer Olympics in Paris, where he not only won the gold medal in the Men's 10 metre Air Rifle but also triumphed in the 10m Air Rifle Mixed Team event alongside Huang Yuting.