Shanghai-based athlete, who took up wheelchair fencing in 2015, has set her sights on winning a medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. Initially trained in athletics, she switched to wheelchair fencing on the encouragement of her friend Hu Yang. Her journey began in Shanghai, People's Republic of China.

She pursued her education at Shanghai University of Sport in China. She speaks Mandarin and trains at the Shanghai club under the guidance of national coach Kong Lingsen.
Her teammates have been a significant influence on her career. She lives by the philosophy, "Do your best, and have no regrets." This mindset has driven her to excel in her sport.
As of September 2024, she aims to win a medal at the Paralympic Games in Paris. This ambition reflects her dedication and commitment to wheelchair fencing.
Apart from sports, she enjoys handicraft. This hobby provides a creative outlet and balance to her rigorous training schedule.
Her journey from athletics to wheelchair fencing showcases her adaptability and determination. With the support of her coach and teammates, she continues to strive for excellence in her sport.
Shanghai-based athlete, who took up wheelchair fencing in 2015, has set her sights on winning a medal at the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris. Initially trained in athletics, she switched to wheelchair fencing on the encouragement of her friend Hu Yang. Her journey began in Shanghai, People's Republic of China.