李文雅

English

Lee Man Nga (known as Manna) is a Hong Kong women's handball player and teacher who has long represented the Hong Kong, China women's team and has captained it. She is a core member of the side with a leadership role; the Education University of Hong Kong has honoured a women's handball player of the same name as its women's handball most valuable player, describing her as 'a true leader on and off the court' and a current Hong Kong women's team representative. In November 2022 Hong Kong played the 19th Asian Women's Handball Championship in Incheon, South Korea, losing their opener 24-28 to Kazakhstan after being drawn in a tough group with China, Japan and Thailand. Captain Lee scored in that match and said afterwards that the team had improved on the previous edition, had not let their heads drop when behind, and that although they started slowly and their finishing needed work, their strengths lay in agility and execution, adapting quickly in both attack and defence; the aim was to finish third in the group and fifth overall. In 2025 she led the side at the women's handball tournament of the 15th National Games, where they opened against the strong Shandong team; she felt that despite mistakes the team had performed well overall, especially against such a tough opponent. Besides playing, she is a teacher and brings the spirit of sport into the classroom, telling students to be unafraid to try and to believe in their potential.