Chinese weightlifter, known as "Little Lin," has made significant strides in his career. He first tried the sport in primary school and was initially a shot put competitor. Due to his strength, he was chosen to begin weightlifting. He represents Fujian Province in China and is coached by Yu Jie at the national level.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Men's 69kg | G Gold |
Throughout his career, he faced several injuries. In 2010, he injured his knees, which took a year to recover. Ahead of the 2013 National Games in Liaoning, he injured his wrist. Despite these setbacks, he continued to excel in his sport.
In 2012, he received the National Youth May 4th Medal from the Central Committee of China Communist Youth League and the All-China Youth Federation. The same year, he was named a Merited Athlete by the Fujian provincial government.
He speaks Mandarin and looks up to Chinese weightlifter Liao Hui as his idol. These personal interests and inspirations have played a role in shaping his career.
Looking ahead, he aims to continue representing Fujian Province and hopes to achieve more milestones under the guidance of coach Yu Jie.
His journey from primary school to Olympic gold highlights his dedication and resilience in weightlifting. Despite injuries, his achievements and recognition reflect his commitment to the sport.
Chinese weightlifter, known as "Little Lin," has made significant strides in his career. He first tried the sport in primary school and was initially a shot put competitor. Due to his strength, he was chosen to begin weightlifting. He represents Fujian Province in China and is coached by Yu Jie at the national level.