Tao Luna, China's first gold medalist at the Sydney Olympic Games, is the director of the Shanghai Shooting and Archery Sports Center and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. Her proposal this year is also related to shooting, suggesting that shooting programs make good use of artificial intelligence equipment (laser trainers), popularize on campus, and cultivate more outstanding talents.

 

Tao said that shooting sports on campus has its reasonableness and benefits: "Shooting requires little space and can be carried out in a classroom. It also protects children's eyesight because the focal length of the eye changes frequently when you are aiming." She introduced that in recent years, laser training instrument as a kind of artificial intelligence equipment appears, does not have lethality, the training effect is close to the air gun, and the movement trajectory of each shot and simulated firing process can be presented in the way of data and images, "through big data analysis more accurately find athletes' problems, assist coaches to make decisions; It also allows us to make broader, scientific selections."

 

Based on her experience in organizing competitions for many times, and through communication with school principals, students and education administration departments, Tao Luna finally made a proposal, suggesting that laser training instrument should be included in physical education equipment as auxiliary equipment for physical education classroom teaching to serve for physical education and physical education training. It is suggested that laser training instrument shooting events should be set up in important competitions such as the National Games and Student Youth Association, and relevant competition systems and standards should be formulated. It is suggested to develop the industry standard of laser training instrument; It is suggested to popularize laser training instrument shooting courses in primary and secondary schools and universities to enrich the physical education content in schools and lay a solid foundation for youth sports.