DONG Xiya

Rank	Event	Year	Location	Result
World Championships
6	Women's Eight	2022	Racice, CZE	6:21.94
7	Women's Eight	2023	Belgrade, SRB	6:19.53
World Cup
2	Women's Eight	2022	Belgrade, SRB	6:22.57
4	Women's Eight	2022	Lucerne, SUI	6:19.25
7	Women's Four	2022	Poznan, POL	6:55.12
10	Women's Pair	2022	Belgrade, SRB	7:39.53
12	Women's Four	2023	Varese, ITA	6:47.75
World Junior Championships
11	Women's Quadruple Sculls	2019	Tokyo, JPN	7:14.62

Listening to music, watching TV series. (hangzhou, 06 Jul 2022)

Athlete

Mandarin

Zhejiang Province [People's Republic of China]

Xi Chunqun [club], CHN

In 2020 she sustained a back injury and needed six months to recover. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2023)

She took up the sport in 2018 in Zhejiang Province, People's Republic of China. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2023)

She was involved in athletics for five years before switching to rowing. "Compared to others, I started rowing at a very young age, but coach Zhou Chengjian's careful teaching and meticulous care for me were of great significance to my final decision to embark on the path of rowing." (hangzhou, 06 Jul 2022)

To win a gold medal at the Asian Games. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2023)

Competing at the 2022 National Championships in Lishui, People's Republic of China. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2023)

Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwen. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2023)

Her family. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2023)

She listens to music before competing. (Athlete, 23 Sep 2023)

"There are no miracles in life, you just have to work hard." (lishui, 09 Nov 2022)