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Marc Lim (14 August 2008), "Doubles trouble: S'pore one step away from semis, but weak link looks to be Li–Wang", The Straits Times (Sports); Low Lin Fhoong (14 August 2008), "Off to a flying start: Singapore's women paddlers hammer US and Nigeria to open Olympic campaign", Today, archived from the original on 17 August 2008

"Compelling: How the Koreans were overcome in five matches", The Straits Times (Sport), p. C34, 16 August 2008. See also Rohit Brijnath (16 August 2008), "Aspire: Silver for S'pore will be more glittering if they make China earn gold", The Straits Times (Sport), p. C34; Terrence Voon (16 August 2008), "United: S'poreans leave other activities to watch Jiawei and Co end table tennis' eight years of medal frustration", The Straits Times (Sport), p. C35; Chua Chin Hon (16 August 2008), "Match-winner: Win over tenacious rival gives Feng 'best birthday present'", The Straits Times (Sport), p. C36; Leonard Thomas (16 August 2008), "A team win, with side shows", Today, p. 52^{[dead link]} ; Low Lin Fhoong (16 August 2008), "Oh how they lapped it up: A moment to savour: Fans turned up in numbers as Junction 8 to witness women paddlers' triumph", Today, p. 53, archived from the original on 21 August 2008

Olympics: Singapore enter women's table-tennis team final, Channel NewsAsia, 15 August 2008, archived from the original on 28 August 2008, retrieved 15 August 2008; Marc Lim (16 August 2008), "At last! S'pore assured of at least a silver after 48-year wait", The Straits Times, p. 1; Leonard Thomas (16 August 2008), "A new Olympic heroine: First medal since 1960", Today, pp. 1 & 3, archived from the original on 18 August 2008 ; Leonard Thomas (18 August 2008), "A silver spark? Feng, Li and Wang could just be what's needed to fire up sports talent and development in S'pore", Today, pp. 1–2, archived from the original on 22 August 2008. See also Marc Lim (18 August 2008), "Silver, but they're our Golden Girls: Much to be proud of even though Singapore lost to juggernaut China", The Straits Times, pp. A1 & A3; Rohit Brijnath (18 August 2008), "Commentary: All that glitters need not be gold", The Straits Times, p. A5; Low Lin Fhoong (18 August 2008), "At the heart of the matter: Residents gather at kopitiams as paddlers chase Olympic dream", Today, p. 29^{[dead link]} ; Leonard Thomas (23 August 2008), "When being content is not good: Table tennis women deserved to be feted, but their attitude in the final was puzzling", Today, p. 58^{[dead link]} .

Loh Chee Kong (18 August 2008), "You have not disappointed us", Today, p. 2, archived from the original on 22 August 2008

Low Lin Fhoong (21 August 2008), "Yuegu crashes out: Jiawei and Tianwei cruise into last 16 despite team-mate's shock loss", Today, p. 55, archived from the original on 26 August 2008

Chua Chin Hon (22 August 2008), "Jiawei storms into last four: Singaporean overcomes two opponents to set up contest with world No. 1", The Straits Times (Sport), p. B22; Leonard Thomas (22 August 2008), "A job for a woman of steel: Li's back at the grand ball again, but she faces a huge task to win another medal", Today, p. 46 ^{[dead link]}.

Chua Chin Hon (23 August 2008), "Deja vu: Li in tears after having to settle for fourth once again at Olympics", The Straits Times (Sport), pp. C38 & C37; Leonard Thomas (23 August 2008), "Li's Olympic flame burns out: She misses a medal in the women's singles yet again, and says 2012 may be too far away", Today, p. 62, archived from the original on 24 August 2008

Jeanette Wang; Lin Xinyi; Valerie Chia (26 August 2008), "Cheers and national honours for winning trio", The Straits Times, p. A6; Tan Yo-Hinn (26 August 2008), "A party 48 years in the making: Team Singapore return to a grand heroes' welcome", Today, p. 31, archived from the original on 27 August 2008

Tan Yo-Hinn (6 October 2008), "Jiawei's not calling it a day just yet, say Lee and Teo", Today, p. 31^{[dead link]}.

Tan Yo-Hinn (18 November 2008), "Paddler Li sets her sights on 2012 London Olympics", Today, p. 44, archived from the original on 19 November 2008

Terrence Voon; Lin Xinyi (6 May 2009), "Paddlers are team of the year ... but no award for coach", The Straits Times; Low Lin Fhoong (6 May 2009), "Women's paddlers: 3-in-a-row", Today, p. 43, archived from the original on 7 May 2009, retrieved 7 May 2009

Leonard Thomas (31 December 2008), "The brightest star of all: Table tennis star Li Jiawei is TODAY's Singapore Athlete of the Year 2008", Today, p. 24, archived from the original on 25 April 2009

Low Lin Fhoong (27 December 2012), "Table tennis stalwart Li Jiawei retires", Today, archived from the original on 30 December 2012

Low Lin Fhoong; Deborah Ong (28 December 2013), "A grateful Li bids farewell: Veteran table tennis star decides to call it a day after almost two decades", Today, archived from the original on 31 December 2012

Deborah Ong (11 January 2013), "Mentoring the next generation", Today, archived from the original on 14 January 2013

Fhoong, Low Fin (18 May 2017). "Li Jiawei wants to groom the next table tennis star". Today. Retrieved 16 September 2023.

Tan Yo-Hinn (8 August 2012), "Jiawei's starring role: Veteran paddler's experience helps S'pore to women's team bronze medal", Today, p. 60, archived from the original on 8 August 2012. See also Terrence Voon (8 August 2012), "Bronze marks end of an era: The STTA's priority now should be to rebuild a new team around Feng", The Straits Times, p. B27; Philip Goh (8 August 2012), "S'pore paddlers clinch team bronze", Today, p. 1, archived from the original on 8 August 2012

Leonard Lim (4 October 2008), "Settled out of court: Former sweethearts Susilo and Li end wrangle over house and car amicably", The Straits Times (Sport), p. C38; Tan Yo-Hinn (4 October 2008), "It's love all as Susilo v Li spat resolved", Weekend Today, p. 52, archived from the original on 4 October 2008

Lin Xinyi (14 October 2009), "Jiawei has baby boy", The Straits Times. See also Lin Xinyi (29 April 2009), "Jiawei is pregnant: Paddler expected to deliver her first child by the end of the year", The Straits Times; "Olympic star Li's going to have a baby", Today, p. 53, 29 April 2009, archived from the original on 21 May 2009

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