After the Opium War in 1840, modern gymnastics techniques were imported from the West and gradually integrated into the Qing Dynasty's Western-style sports. Over the years, many outstanding gymnasts have emerged in China, such as Xiao Qin, Zou Kai, He Kexin, Deng Linlin and Li Shanshan, who have won numerous honors on the international Olympic stage. However, not all athletes follow the traditional path, and some are involved in huge economic cases, which has caused widespread controversy.
Wu Bing, who is well-known in the sports and film and television industries, was once a leader in domestic gymnastics and synchronized swimming. Uninterested in strenuous training and a demanding lifestyle, she eventually chose to retire and move to the United States. In the United States, she quickly made her mark in the gymnastics world as a coach with her exceptional gymnastics skills. Her talent and beauty caught the attention of a film director, and she crossed over into the acting industry. In the movie "Stage Sisters" with Jackie Chan, although it is only a small role, her performance is loved by the audience.
Wu Bing subsequently starred in 15 movies and TV series, and quickly rose to a top star. In 1993, she co-founded DMG Entertainment & Media Group with her husband Dan Mitz and partner Wenge Shaw, which quickly became a leader in the industry. DMG has successfully invested in and produced a number of critically acclaimed films, including "The Founding of the Nation", "Durala's Promotion", "Summer Fun" and "Shadow Lover". Wu Bing also participated in the production of "Resident Evil 4" and "Iron Man 3", demonstrating his extraordinary business insight.
In 2014, Wu Bing led DMG Entertainment Media Group to the road to public listing, and in order to attract more capital and increase the company's market value, it once pushed the company's market value to 400 billion. However, in order to avoid potential risks, she cleverly transferred some of her shares to the trust company and successfully cashed out $4.4 billion. Although the move caused DMG's stock price to fall, Wu Bing has quickly withdrawn from the market and returned to the United States with a huge amount of money, enjoying a luxurious life, owning a mansion and a Buddy Challenger 850 private jet.
Wu Bing's career is full of emotion: a legend who has turned from a gymnastics champion to a successful film and television investor, but behind his glamorous is accompanied by controversy and thinking, constituting a complex and unpredictable life trajectory.