In 2013, an athlete from Jiahe County, People's Republic of China, began weightlifting as a hobby. Over the years, this hobby transformed into a professional career. The athlete now resides in Beijing and competes for the Tianjin club in China.

One of his most memorable achievements is winning gold in the 102kg category at the 2023 World Championships in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Despite facing a waist injury in 2020 that continued to affect him into 2023, he persevered and achieved remarkable success.
The most influential person in his career has been his coach, Zhou Sheng. Additionally, he looks up to Chinese weightlifter Lyu Xiaojun as his idol. These influences have shaped his approach and dedication to the sport.
Known by the nickname "Pin Ming San Lang" or "Eager Beaver," given by his coach, he has unique rituals before competitions. He listens to music to calm his nerves and focus. His hobbies also include listening to music during his leisure time.
His sporting philosophy is encapsulated in his motto: "After stepping down from the podium, everything starts from zero again." This mindset keeps him grounded and focused on future challenges. Looking ahead, he aims to win gold at the Olympic Games.
As of August 2024, this athlete continues to train under Zhou Sheng's guidance. His journey from a hobbyist weightlifter to a world champion is inspiring. With his eyes set on Olympic gold, he remains a prominent figure in the weightlifting community.
In 2013, an athlete from Jiahe County, People's Republic of China, began weightlifting as a hobby. Over the years, this hobby transformed into a professional career. The athlete now resides in Beijing and competes for the Tianjin club in China.