Li Meng

Li Meng (Chinese: 李梦, born 1995-05-23) is a Chinese professional basketball guard widely regarded as one of the most dynamic players in the women's Chinese Basketball Association (WCBA). Born in Daqing, Heilongjiang Province, she discovered a passion for basketball at an early age, joining a local sports school where her height, speed, and court vision quickly set her apart from her peers. By the time she entered secondary school, Li was already a standout in regional tournaments, earning a spot on the provincial youth team and later being drafted by the Shandong Six Stars in 2013, marking the official start of her professional career. Over the next decade, she has accumulated multiple WCBA championships, been named league MVP twice, and consistently ranks among the league’s top scorers, with career averages of over 18 points and 4 assists per game. Her relentless work ethic and leadership propelled the Chinese national team to a historic silver medal at the 2022 Asian Games, where she led the squad in scoring and was praised for her clutch performances in the semifinals. Off the court, Li Meng is known for her philanthropic efforts, frequently visiting schools in her hometown to promote sports participation among girls and supporting charitable campaigns for disaster relief in the wake of regional floods. She also holds a degree in sports management from Shandong University, reflecting her commitment to academic achievement alongside athletic excellence. As of the 2024‑25 season, Li remains an integral figure for both club and country, and she is widely expected to continue shaping the future of Chinese women's basketball for years to come.