What happened to the post-85 Olympic champions who intend to be promoted to the deputy department level? Jin Ziwei profile resume introduction

On April 19, the Organization Department of the Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee issued a number of pre-appointment announcements for cadres, including: Jin Ziwei, female, born in October 1985, a member of the Communist Party of China, with a postgraduate degree on the job, is currently the director of the Provincial Water Sports Management Center and deputy secretary of the Party Committee, and intends to serve as a deputy department-level leader of the provincial unit.

Jin Ziwei is a Chinese rower who won the women's quadruple sculls title at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and won the 29th gold medal for the Chinese team.

Introduction to the official website of Jiangxi Provincial Water Sports Management Center: Jin Ziwei, a Chinese rower, entered the national team in 2003 and is known as the "four golden flowers" of water sports with Feng Guixin, Tang Bin and Xi Aihua. At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, she won the women's quadruple sculls championship in rowing. From an early age, he grew taller than children of the same age and had a lot of athletic talent; he began practicing long-distance running and basketball in elementary school, and won the first place in the long-distance running school, and won the second place in the regional basketball competition on behalf of the school.

In 1999, Zhang Zhenping, the coach of Shenyang Water Sports School, went to the Railway Experimental Middle School to select materials, thinking that Jin Ziwei, who was more than 1.8 meters tall, was a good seedling for practicing rowing, so he recruited her into the rowing team; a year later, 15-year-old Jin Ziwei accompanied the coach to Jiangxi for three years of hard training.

Jin Ziwei also won the women's single sculls championship at the 2003 National City Games, the second place in the women's eight-person sculls of the 2004 World Cup, the first place in the women's double sculls of the 10th National Games in 2005, the gold medal in the women's single sculls at the 2006 Asian Games in Doha, and the third place in the women's quadruple sculls at the 2007 World Rowing Championships.

At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Jin Ziwei won the gold medal in the women's quadruple double sculls. In the same year, she was awarded the National Model Worker, the National May Fourth Youth Medal, the National March 8th Red Banner Bearer, the Jiangxi Provincial Youth May Fourth Medal Pacesetter, and the Jiangxi Provincial Advanced Worker; in 2009, she was honored with the "First Class Meritorious Service" of Jiangxi Province. In November 2010, Jin Ziwei served as the flag bearer of the Chinese sports delegation at the opening ceremony of the Guangzhou Asian Games, becoming the first female flag bearer in the history of the Asian Games of the Chinese sports delegation. In the same year, he was awarded the title of "March 8th" Red Banner Bearer of Jiangxi Province.

In 2013, Jin Ziwei retired from the military and served as deputy secretary of the party committee of jiangxi water sports management center in early 2014, and later served as the director of jiangxi water sports management center.

In March 2019, Jin Ziwei said in an interview with local media that for athletes, winning glory for the country cannot only stay in words, but must be through effective training accumulated year after year, so that the quantitative change is upgraded to a qualitative change in order to make the dream shine into reality. From the age of 15 to the age of 28, Jin Ziwei began to practice rowing, and retired at the age of 28, Jin Ziwei only rested for 195 days in her 13-year athletic career. Usually, no matter the wind and rain, no matter the heat and cold, 3 training sessions a day, of which outdoor high-intensity training is 6 hours, including the completion of the training of 50 kilometers of non-uniform rowing on the water surface, that is to say, Jin Ziwei uses the boat as a car and the oar as a wheel to row more than 23,000 kilometers on the water.

Being an athlete is tiring, but you just need to manage yourself. To be the director of the center, you must not only manage a group of athletes and better deliver seedlings to the country, but also popularize, promote and lead the development of a sports project, of course, more tired. Jin Ziwei said: "In new fields and new posts, I should carry forward the Olympic spirit, have the courage to fight, overcome difficulties, and break out of a new world." Since the role change, around the discovery of talents, the cultivation of talents, the promotion of popularization projects, etc., Jin Ziwei has repeatedly visited grass-roots cities and counties to investigate, and set her sights on the third National Youth Games in 2023 and even larger events later.

Jiangxi Provincial Water Sports Management Center is a public institution directly under the jiangxi provincial sports bureau, with an office, training and competition section, administrative security section, and meal management section; it manages five sports projects of rowing, kayaking, rowing, water skiing and motor boating, with fifteen coaches, including one national coach, seven senior coaches, six intermediate coaches, and more than 100 athletes. The center is not only a high-level sports team of provincial water sports projects, but also a training base for outstanding athletes in water sports projects in the province, and also undertakes the management functions of water sports projects in the province.

At present, the youngest "post-85" deputy department-level leader in the country is Li Chao, deputy general manager of Ningxia State-owned Capital Operation Group, who was born in July 1989.

Previously, there were also a number of Olympic champions in leadership positions:

Born in April 1979, Zhou Suhong, olympic champion and member of the Chinese women's volleyball national team, was appointed deputy secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League in 2016 (part-time). In 2019, she served as the deputy secretary of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee of the Communist Youth League, as the deputy director of the Zhejiang Provincial Committee, and this year also served as the deputy director of the Zhejiang Provincial CPPCC Social and Legal Committee and a standing member of the Provincial CPPCC Committee;

Born in November 1985, Olympic champion and Chinese female diver Wu Minxia was appointed deputy secretary of the Youth League Committee of the Shanghai Sports Bureau in 2015, a deputy to the 19th National Congress in 2017, and a part-time deputy secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League in May 2018.

Source: China Women's Daily