Based in Zaozhuang, China, the athlete has made significant strides in her sport since she began in 2016. She started her journey at the Shandong Water Sports Centre, driven by a passion for the sport. Representing the Shandong Province team, she has been coached by Jing Ying at both club and national levels.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Women's C2 500m | G Gold |
One of her most memorable achievements is winning gold in the women's C2 500m at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. This victory was historic as she and Xu Shixiao became the first female sprint paddlers from China to win gold at the Olympics. In recognition of her accomplishments, she received the National March 8th Red Banner Pace-Setter award in 2021.
Throughout her career, she has faced challenges, including shoulder injuries. Despite these setbacks, she continues to excel, drawing inspiration from her parents, whom she considers the most influential people in her career. She also has a pre-competition ritual of listening to music to stay focused.
Outside of her primary sport, she enjoys listening to music and watching films. She has also competed in canoe marathon at junior international levels, including the 2017 World Cup in Shaoxing, China.
Looking ahead, she aims to win gold at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. With her track record and dedication, this goal seems well within reach.
Based in Zaozhuang, China, the athlete has made significant strides in her sport since she began in 2016. She started her journey at the Shandong Water Sports Centre, driven by a passion for the sport. Representing the Shandong Province team, she has been coached by Jing Ying at both club and national levels.