劉徐徐

English

Liu Xuxu is a member of Hong Kong's wushu team, born on 10 January 1989 and around 1.58 metres tall, who specialises in changquan, daoshu, gunshu and duilian. She made her World Wushu Championships debut in 2015 in Jakarta, Indonesia, winning gold in the women's daoshu and duilian, silver in the women's changquan and fourth place in gunshu. The following year she won gunshu gold and changquan bronze at the Asian Wushu Championships in Taoyuan, Taiwan. Across three World Wushu Championships she has collected as many as nine medals and become a five-time world champion, one of the leaders of the Hong Kong team. In 2019 she was among the gold medallists as Hong Kong took five golds, four silvers and one bronze at the World Championships in Shanghai. In 2023 she was part of Hong Kong's delegation to the Hangzhou Asian Games and won silver in the women's changquan, adding a medal to Hong Kong's tally. She has said that as a restless child she was encouraged by her family to learn wushu, and has also told how she initially learned dancing before being spotted by the wushu coach next door. Over the years she has fought alongside her teammates for Hong Kong on the international wushu stage.