The governor of Chang'an Avenue noted that she was born in October 1985 and achieved a breakthrough of zero Olympic gold medals in Chinese rowing at the Beijing Olympic Games.
Jin Ziwei (second from left) wins the Beijing Olympics
Jin Ziwei, a native of Shenyang, Liaoning Province, practiced basketball at the age of 9, rowed at the age of 15, won her first national championship at the age of 17, and entered the national team in 2003.
At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, as the "first sister" of Chinese rowing, she and her teammates Zhang Yangyang, Xi Aihua and Tang Bin bravely won the gold medal in the women's rowing four-person double sculls event, achieving a breakthrough of zero Olympic gold medals in Chinese rowing.
In addition, at the opening ceremony of the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, Jin Ziwei served as the flag bearer of the Chinese sports delegation, becoming the first female flag bearer since China participated in the Asian Games.
Jin Ziwei served as the flag bearer at the Guangzhou Asian Games
After retiring from the military in 2013, she became the deputy secretary of the party committee of the Jiangxi Provincial Water Sports Management Center, and was promoted to the secretary of the party committee of the center in April 2016, and later became the director of the center.
In April this year, the Organization Department of the Jiangxi Provincial Party Committee issued a pre-appointment announcement that Jin Ziwei, director of the Provincial Water Sports Management Center, intends to assume the position of deputy department leader of the provincial unit.
It is worth mentioning that in the final of the project held at the Tokyo Olympic Games on July 28, the Chinese team composed of Cui Xiaotong, Lü Yang, Zhang Ling and Chen Yunxia also achieved the best result in the world and won the 10th gold medal!
(Original title: Olympic champion Jin Ziwei, promoted to deputy department level)
Source: Governor of Chang'an Avenue
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