Peng Shuai

Imagine lifting a shiny Wimbledon trophy with a teammate cheering beside you! That's what Peng Shuai did. Born in 1986, Peng is a Chinese tennis star who rose to fame in the 2000s and 2010s. Today we'll focus on her biggest strength: being one of the world's top doubles players.

Peng's biggest moment came in 2013 when she and her partner Hsieh Su-wei won the women's doubles title at Wimbledon. In 2014 she reached world No.1 in women's doubles, which means she was ranked among the very best doubles players in the world.

She also reached a career-high singles ranking of world No.14 and won many important matches on the women's pro tour. Peng's game used smart shot-making, a powerful backhand, and great teamwork. Her Wimbledon win helped tennis grow in China and showed children everywhere that big dreams are possible. Her success brought pride to fans in China and across Asia.

Peng Shuai's story teaches teamwork, practice, and courage. She became a role model for many young players—especially girls—who now pick up rackets and dream of big courts. Try practicing with a friend and remember: with hard work and a teammate, you could reach the top too!