LI Qian

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Asian Games
2	75kg	2014	Incheon, KOR
Olympic Games
2	75kg	2020	Tokyo, JPN
3	75kg	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
World Championships
1	75kg	2018	New Delhi, IND
2	75kg	2014	Jeju, KOR
3	Women's 75kg	2023	New Delhi, IND
5	75kg	2016	Astana, KAZ
Asian Championships
1	75kg	2019	Bangkok, THA
1	75kg	2017	Ho Chi Minh City, VIE
2	75kg	2015	Ulanqab, CHN
Bocskai Memorial
1	75kg	2017	Debrecen, HUN
Strandja Memorial
1	75kg	2018	Sofia, BUL
1	75kg	2017	Sofia, BUL
1	75kg	2015	Sofia, BUL
Thailand International Boxing Tournament
1	75kg	2019	Bangkok, THA

Athlete

Ocean University of China, Qingdao, CHN

Mandarin

Inner Mongolia [People's Republic of China]

Ha Dabateer [club], CHN

She began boxing in January 2007 in Inner Mongolia, People's Republic of China. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2014)

Her height and reach were noticed by a coach. She fell in love with the sport and gradually set herself higher targets. Her previous experience playing basketball on her school team also helped in her boxing practice. (nmg.xinhuanet.com, 09 Aug 2021; tokyo2020.org, 08 Mar 2020)

To win gold at the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou, People's Republic of China, and the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (m.thepaper.cn, 20 Sep 2021; xinhuanet.com, 19 Sep 2021; sohu.com, 09 Aug 2021; sport.gov.cn, 03 Apr 2023)

Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2014)

"Never give up." (Athlete, 23 Sep 2014)

She was named the 2018 Best Asian Women's Elite Boxer by the Asian Boxing Confederation. (Asian Boxing Confederation Facebook page, 13 Dec 2018; swuzhe.com, 13 Dec 2018)

In 2015 she was named an Elite Athlete of International Class by the General Administration of Sport of China. (sport.gov.cn, 21 Jul 2015)