Li Na Loves the Aussie Open | Cinema Sessions | Australian Open 2024

[@KCNwokoye]

Such a delightful person. We love Li Na ❣️

[@ekankojic2411]

So humble, yet so beautiful. ❤ ‘Where’s the beer?’ 😂

[@thatgirl9532]

They didn’t get the lady a beer. 🍺 😭

[@peijunli9828]

aww why they didn't get her a aussie beer

[@Beastie_Boy33]

she could easily be a top standup comedian. she's effortlessly hilarious.

[@joyceyang6976]

Was thinking the same thing 😁, Li Na has many talents 👍😄💕

[@frankcornito9267]

My all time favorite Li Na! 😍😍😍

[@vivian-xs2eg]

She is the pioneer of tennis player in China.

[@headhuncho8550]

she’s amazing

[@lyehewitt6994]

not only china, but also asia

[@mpa1931]

Asian tennis is really starting to bloom thanks to her, especially Chinese tennis on the women's side.

[@haojunguo4600]

that "where is the beer". So LI NA! Love her as always.

[@jeanustin]

Wow it’s so good to see Li Na again!! Back in the days, I spent many sleepless nights just to watch Li Na’s matches.

[@LW78321]

I love her humour and modesty, one of the best 😊

[@D_JIM99]

Li Na has an awesome personality, loved to watch her play when she was active and being so serious on court, having so much humor off court. Hilarious! Whenever she played she was my favourite!

[@thatgirl9532]

I remember when Li Na couldn’t speak much English and here she is with perfect English. She’s such an inspiration for up and coming female Chinese tennis players. Love her! ❤️

[@laod7192]

She is obviously very smart.

[@thatgirl9532]

@@laod7192 oh 100%

[@mingthemerciless7225]

Li had an incredible record at Melbourne, 3 finals with 1 win and 2 runner ups, in fact, she made to the second week at AO every year (2010 - SF, 2011 - F, 2012 - 4R, 2013 - F, 2014 - W).

[@casperhuynh2062]

That’s solid grandslam performance that few young players nowadays can do ( at that time only Sharapova, Serena, & Vika could)

[@mariamaibel9687]

❤Love This Humble LEGEND💖

[@jeremywu1238]

I feel like she deserved at least one more slam - if she had stuck around after Serena’s peak post 2017 she definitely would’ve won one more. So sad 😭🙏🏻💔

[@ethan321]

She got 2 slams tho.

[@ithikithik]

Her problem is her knee, it can't stand longer at that time because of repeating injury.

[@michaelp9061]

Absolutely legendary player.

[@กวินเดชกําแพงแก้ว]

one of the best asian tennis player

[@sherry8339]

She looks so happy. Love her humor, "where's the beer?"🤣

[@mistlehoe848]

li na you will always be famous

[@SK-vd2bb]

She keeps it real. Power lady.

[@howlshedo]

God I miss her. Watching her matches was so stressful but I wouldn’t have it any other way

[@MrQuaker122]

She looks amazing

[@jdcharlie]

I cried watching her win this championship. She gave Chinese people something to cheer about. Her third final and finally. Ons should take some inspiration.

[@henryxiongxy268]

She’s so beautiful and so sweet ❤

[@alistairelias536]

Always loved Na's sense of humor 😂😂😂

[@jiazhechen]

Man I love AO so much. Thank you for being the true grand slam for the whole Asian Pacific region. My tennis life will be very different without AO. See you next year!

[@redfox14-ffox]

Love Li Na - likeable and classy person, loved the way she always joked about her husband in on-court post-match interviews, was gutted for her when she lost the 2013 final but elated when she won the 2014 title :) She played a great match in the 2011 final against another of my favourites in Kim Clijsters

[@Indiansareallpajeets]

Love Li Na❤❤❤

[@skyhigh8439]

Li Na one of the most influential asian tennis player👍🏻

[@Smileater]

Gosh, I miss her, like millions of fans in the world!

[@sparx1599]

Probably one of my favourite female tennis players. One of the ones that actually make you want to watch WTA

[@AtlasManuelAmante]

That was so cool!!! Love her!

[@denongamco1992]

she is so funny ❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂

[@Sophia-js5mr]

I love Li na❤

[@globeExplorer365]

Wow her sense of humour is as good as her tennis game

[@orchiddo1]

Lina is great. The first to break the fort. All best wishes to her.

[@Stillpretty920]

❤❤❤❤

[@ialgausak894]

Li Na ❤

[@imalwaysright]

She’s so funny!! 😂😂😂😂

[@Richabralack]

Could have been a comedian too! I just love her banter towards her husband. Ask any old couple and they'll probably say a sense of humor is part of what makes a marriage work.

[@ZhangtheGreat]

"Where's the beer?" Yeah, she still got it

[@silfiat]

Oh God i miss to see her on courd. The best asian tenis player. ❤

[@kingperwu]

Where can I watch the full version of the video？

[@cloudchamois7004]

she is so funny! icon

[@liuduqiao]

谢谢

[@namuyimbwaflorence4874]

So beautiful wawoo

[@PeachwiseSyndrome]

She's sweet! I remember her driving her husband away from the court XD

[@datangshengshitang9731]

我娜姐🐮🍺

[@nsebast]

She didnt follow CCP's program of developing tennis players and she had to pay for herself for everything. She is a pioneer in making changes in Chinese tennis system.

[@jzvr5842]

Not really, she trained under funding from the Chinese tennis association ever since she was a little kid, it was only when she made enough money to be able to sustain herself in her 20s that she went solo.

[@carinatao9974]

CCP covers all training fees since athletes were kids, travel fees to play tournaments, etc. just covers all, like parents. Ofc there is trade off. Amazed by Li Na.

[@Boymanjusri]

She is one of the very few Chinese sports celebrity who an actually speak like a real person, not a brainwashed type. She does not talk or thank her coach, her parents or her love for the county, like almost every Chinese athletes, Instead she mentioned price money, fame and success as her motive for tennis… . so and yes she has a great sense of humor.

[@laod7192]

Same as Yao Ming.

[@Vortex20000]

Sill we don't know where is Peng Shuai.....

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

likely in hiding because everyone knows she is a mistress . Now where is lloyd Austin ( secretary of defense)? Wars everywhere and he is missing 😮

[@jzvr5842]

Cause you're a brainwashed sheep, Li Na said herself Peng is living a normal life (after exposing herself as a mistress). Now the real question is, where is Serena Williams? The US gov probably killed her.

[@chinli0728]

Really be proud that Li Na ‘s our city Wuhan’s symbol

[@onetwocue]

She herself looks so different.

[@Boymanjusri]

No fan anymore and mother of two.. in her 40s… I think certainly a beautiful woman. Different from that tanned strong athlete.

[@TonyHsiao-z4k]

It’s good to see Li Na back in Australia after winning the AO. She is of course able to travel abroad and free to give interviews. But how about her fellow countrywoman Peng Shuai? Where is her freedom to travel abroad? Her freedom to be interviewed by press? Or maybe just her freedom not to be sexually assaulted by some some Chinese politician? As a Chinese, a woman and a tennis winner, Li Na has a responsibility to support Peng Shuai and condemn the Chinese politician who sexually assaulted Peng Shuai . Otherwise she’s just hypocrite. As a matter of fact, this whole interview looks very hypocritical - Li Na, the interviewer and the pop corn they are eating.

[@wileyfox3436]

Still no Peng Shuai.

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

The mistress likes her privacy

[@wileyfox3436]

@@firstlast-pt5pp She was punished by the CCP. They over reacted and turned it into a scandal. China paid the price for the CCP paranoia. No WTA events. Was it worth it ?

[@wileyfox3436]

@@firstlast-pt5pp she had no choice. you know they put her in Liuzhi or Residential Surveillance at a Designated Location’ (RSDL). it could have just been a domestic but the paranoid CCP turned it into a national scandal. the way they treated peng shuai earned China a ban by the wta.

[@wileyfox3436]

@@firstlast-pt5pp and calling her a mistress is insulting. the man used her and then threw her away.

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

@@wileyfox3436 - being a mistress is a way of life too. They usually try to be invisible. Maybe she thought she was going to take over someone's husband but realized she is a mistress. People get dumped all the time - what's so special about her?

[@DiRECs]

1:44 Excuse me, what?

[@howlshedo]

“You are so lucky, for me (to be in your life)” lol

[@lukey08]

"You are so lucky to find me (in your life)"

[@DiRECs]

@@howlshedo That does fit a lot better with the reaction of the crowd compared to what I heard

[@ciaronsmith4995]

No offense, but like, what is this? Tennis isn't supposed to be touchy feely. It's supposed to be swaggy and raw.

[@MegaLargemouth]

What the heck are you talking about!

[@ciaronsmith4995]

These tennis players are not interesting! I miss Agassi and co! Sorry it's true!@@MegaLargemouth

[@varunshahvo-tv9854]

😂

[@Xind0898]

often in sport, when athelet retire, they grow chubby/fat, but Li Na got slimmer!?

[@ValentinG23]

i can’t stand this dude 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@roter13]

Why?

[@TimmyVo734]

@@roter13talking slow at her like she’s an idiot. Lastly the poor pronunciation of 谢谢 at the end.

[@Stillpretty920]

Her nose…

[@peterchen1159]

She's a outstanding person, not just because she won the 1st AO title for China, but also she slapped CCP's mechanism for developing atheletes, as she performed bad in that system, but won the grand slam titles after getting out. In this dark world, she's a warrior!

[@jzvr5842]

That's complete BS, Li Na didn't come from a rich family and she trained under funding from the Chinese tennis association ever since she was a little kid, it was only when she made enough money to be able to sustain herself in her 20s that she went solo. Many Chinese kids who can't afford private coaching or training centres still train under gov funding to this day, without it, there is no Li Na period.

[@vanessaland5090]

She is so hilarious!! :)