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Liu Xuan (gymnast)

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Olympic medal record

Women's Artistic Gymnastics

Gold
2000 Sydney
Balance beam

Bronze
2000 Sydney
Team competition

Bronze
2000 Sydney
All-around

This article is about the contemporary Chinese gymnast. For the Han Dynasty emperor, see Emperor Gengshi of Han.
Liu Xuan (Simplified Chinese: 刘璇) is a Chinese Gymnast. She was born on March 12, 1979 in Changsha, China. She was coached by Guo Xinming and Zhang Zhen.
Liu was the first female gymnast to perform a one-arm giant swing on the uneven bars which is named after her in the Gymnastic's Code of Points; she also performed this skill into a Geinger release move. She was strong on balance beam and uneven bars, but weak on vault and floor exercise.
In 2000, she was China's first Olympic Champion on balance beam as well as China's first All Around Medalist (after Andreea Răducan was disqualified from her gold medal due a disqualification for taking an unlicensed cold medication, Liu moved up from 4th to the bronze medal position). At the 2000 Olympics Liu Xuan also led her team to a bronze medal. This is China's first and only team medal for Women's Artistic Gymnastics in a non-boycotted Olympics. Liu Xuan retired after the 2000 Olympics. As of June 2005 she was filming a movie.

[edit] Results

2000 Olympics: 3rd Team, 3rd All Around, 1st Balance Beam
1999 World Championships: 3rd Team
1998 Asian Games:1st team, 1st all-around, 1st beam
1998 World Cup:1st beam, 3rd bars
1997 World Championships:3rd team, 7th all-around
1996 Olympics:4th team
1996 World Championships:3rd beam, 9th bars
1995 Word Championships:2nd team
1995 USA/CHN/BLR:3rd team, 8th all-around
1994 DTB Cup:1st beam, 5th bars, 8th floor
1994 Asian Games:1st team, 2nd bars
1994 Team World Championships: 4th