Her early training took place under the guidance of coaches Wang Jinfu at the club level and Wang Yifu at the national level. She is right-handed and right-eyed, which has been advantageous in her shooting career. Her dedication to the sport has been evident from a young age.

Achievements and Recognition

One of her most memorable achievements came in 2008 when she won gold in the 25m pistol event at the Beijing Olympic Games. This victory remains a highlight of her career. In 2007, she was named World Shooter of the Year by the International Association of Shooting Sport Journalists.

Challenges and Injuries

Despite her successes, she has faced several injuries. In 2016, she sustained an injury to her waist area. She also deals with persistent injuries affecting her knee, shoulder, and hip due to constant training. Additionally, she is partially deaf in her left ear because of the noise during training sessions.

Coaching Career

Beyond her achievements as an athlete, she has also made significant contributions as a coach. She has worked as the national coach for the Chinese national female shooting team, sharing her expertise and experience with the next generation of shooters.

Personal Life and Interests

Outside of her professional life, she resides in Beijing with her daughter. She is multilingual, speaking both English and Mandarin. Her hobbies include playing the piano, reading, and drawing, which provide a balance to her rigorous training schedule.

Philosophy and Outlook

Her sporting philosophy is encapsulated in her belief that "In life there are many things that you need to use the Olympic spirit to face." This motto reflects her approach to both sports and life challenges.

As she continues to contribute to the sport both as an athlete and a coach, her journey remains an inspiration for many aspiring shooters worldwide.