Jang Mi-ran (Korean: 장미란; Korean pronunciation: [tɕɐŋ.mi.ɾɐn]; born October 9, 1983) is a South Korean Olympic weightlifter. She is currently based in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, competing for the Goyang City Government Sports Club. At the 2004 Summer Olympics, she won the silver medal in the +75 kg category, with a total of 302.5 kg.

張美仁愛 （韓語： 장미인애，1984年5月28日 —）， 韓國 女演員 、 模特兒，2020年宣佈息影。 [1] 「張美仁愛」是媽媽給她起的本名，韓語意思是「玫瑰的孩子」，希望她像玫瑰一樣美麗、健康地成長。 ^ 장미인애, '긴급재난지원금' 비판→배우 활동 중단. Money Today. 2020-03-30 [2022-10-14]. （原始內容 存檔 於2022-10-14）.

張美仁愛 （韓語： 장미인애，1984年5月28日 —）， 韓國 女演員 、 模特兒，2020年宣佈息影。 [1] 「張美仁愛」是媽媽給她起的本名，韓語意思是「玫瑰的孩子」，希望她像玫瑰一樣美麗、健康地成長。 ^ 장미인애, '긴급재난지원금' 비판→배우 활동 중단. Money Today. 2020-03-30 [2022-10-14]. （原始内容 存档 于2022-10-14）.

2008年12月4日 · South Korean weightlifting champion Jang Mi-ran battled with her size as a teenager, but now the world's strongest woman, as she is popularly known, has become a role model for heavy youngsters...

张美仁爱（장미인애，Mi-in-ae Jang），1984年5月28日出生于韩国首尔永登浦区，韩国女演员，妹妹张美娜。 在2007年SBS的《幸福的女人》饰演女二号孙英顺，以2004年接拍MTV“daylight-Angel Song出道，后出演多部电视剧与电影、广告等。

2024年9月25日 · Jang Mi-ran, once the strongest woman in the world and an Olympic champion, now leads the future of South Korea’s sports as the Deputy Minister of Sports. Having transitioned from weightlifting...

SEOUL, June 29 (Yonhap) -- One of the most successful weightlifters in Olympic history, Jang Mi-ran will now be South Korea's top Cabinet official in sports. Jang, the 2008 Olympic weightlifting champion, was named the second vice minister of culture, sports and tourism Thursday.

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2011年10月28日 · After achieving her life-long dream, winning numerous titles, the 28-year-old Olympic champion Jang Mi-ran has found a new dream: helping young hopefuls in minor sports to become like her one day.

2008年8月16日 · Super heavyweight Jang Mi-ran has broken three world records to claim South Korea's second weightlifting gold in Beijing and the unofficial title of the world's strongest woman.