At the age of seven, she embarked on her journey in badminton. Her height caught the attention of a school coach, leading her to the sport. The sight of Tang Jiuhong receiving prize money in U.S. dollars after a World Championships win further fueled her interest.

| Season | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| 2008 | Women Doubles | B Bronze |
| 2004 | Women Doubles | 4 |
She is known by nicknames such as Xiao Wei (Little Wei) and Mao mao (Hairy) due to her hair sticking up when she was young. She speaks Mandarin and enjoys listening to music, reading, writing, and shopping.
Her parents have been the most influential people in her career. She aims to become a player capable of winning international tournaments to provide financial help to her parents.
She plays left-handed, a detail that sets her apart in the sport. This handedness can often give players a strategic advantage on the court.
At the age of seven, she embarked on her journey in badminton. Her height caught the attention of a school coach, leading her to the sport. The sight of Tang Jiuhong receiving prize money in U.S. dollars after a World Championships win further fueled her interest.