Born in Beijing, China, the former badminton player began her journey in the sport at the age of eight. She pursued higher education at Tongji University in Shanghai. Known for her right-handed play, she made her international debut in 2005, representing China in Bali, Indonesia.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Mixed Doubles | 4 |
| 2012 | Mixed Doubles | S Silver |
Coach Xing Rui has been the most influential person in her career. She also looks up to Chinese badminton legends Lin Dan and Xie Xingfang. Her sporting philosophy is encapsulated in her motto: "There is no failure in life, victory belongs to whoever fights for a dream."
Throughout her career, she faced several injuries. She had to withdraw from the 2013 China Open Super Series due to an injury. Additionally, she sprained her ankle during the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou.
She announced her retirement from badminton in November 2016. Despite stepping away from professional play, her legacy continues to inspire many young athletes.
Outside of badminton, she enjoys music and reading. Fluent in Mandarin, she resides in Beijing. Her journey from a young player to an Olympic medallist remains a testament to her dedication and passion for the sport.
Born in Beijing, China, the former badminton player began her journey in the sport at the age of eight. She pursued higher education at Tongji University in Shanghai. Known for her right-handed play, she made her international debut in 2005, representing China in Bali, Indonesia.