QUAN Hongchan

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
Olympic Games
1	Women's 10m Platform	2020	Tokyo, JPN	466.20
World Championships
1	Women's 10m Platform Synchro	2023	Fukuoka, JPN	369.84
1	Women's 10m Platform Synchro	2022	Budapest, HUN	368.40
1	Mixed Team Event	2022	Budapest, HUN	391.40
2	Women's 10m Platform	2023	Fukuoka, JPN	445.60
2	Women's 10m Platform	2022	Budapest, HUN	416.95
World Cup Final
1	Women's 10m Platform Synchro	2022	Berlin, GER	349.80
2	Women's 10m Platform	2022	Berlin, GER	430.45

Skateboarding, dancing, playing mobile games. (cj, 19 Jan 2022; People's Daily, 06 Aug 2021)

Athlete

Mandarin

Guangdong Province [People's Republic of China]

He Weiyi [club], CHN; Chen Ruolin [natioanl]

She sustained a lower back injury in 2022. (new, 28 Jun 2022)

She took up the sport at age seven in Zhanjiang, People's Republic of China. (fina, 18 Aug 2021; sportsonline, 08 Oct 2020)

"One day, I was playing hopscotch with my friends during the break at school when I was seven. Chen Huaming, a former diver and coach from Zhanjiang City Sports School, gave his thumbs up to my jumping ability. He said that I was tiny, swift but able to jump higher and further than others. Coach Chen, who was doing his annual work to scout young potentials all over the city and rural areas, went to my home and talked to my parents. He taught me diving at the school in Zhanjiang. I had never tried any other sport before but I enjoyed playing with water. It was a good start for me that I could jump from the platform into water ahead of other kids without hesitation." (fina, 18 Aug 2021)

To win gold at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. (sports, 08 Dec 2022)

Chinese diver Lao Lishi. (m, 25 Aug 2022)

In 2022 she was named among the Top 10 Athletes in the People's Republic of China by Xinhua News Agency. (tyj, 27 Dec 2022)

In 2022 she was named an Elite Athlete of International Class by the General Administration of Sport of China. (163, 25 Sep 2022)