WANG Han

World Championships

Year	Location	1m Springboard	3m Springboard	3m Synchro W	3m Synchro X
2019	Gwangju, KOR	-	2nd (372.85)	1st (342.00)	-
2017	Budapest, HUN	-	2nd (359.40)	-	1st (323.70)
2015	Kazan, RUS	-	-	-	1st (339.90)
2013	Barcelona, ESP	3rd (297.75)	2nd (356.25)	-	-
2011	Shanghai, CHN	2nd (310.20)	-	-	-
2009	Rome, ITA	3rd (303.95)	-	-	-

Asian Games

Year	Location	1m Springboard
2018	Indonesia	1st (323.55)

Asian Championships

Year	Location	3m Springboard
2016	Tokyo, JPN	2nd (335.15)

World Cup

Year	Location	3m Springboard	3m Synchro X
2018	Wuhan, CHN	2nd (383.55)	1st (337.95)

World Series overview - Three best ranks per season and event since 2017

Year	3m Springboard	3m Synchro	3m Synchro
2019	2 x 1st, 1 x 2nd	2 x 1st	-
2018	4 x 2nd	3 x 1st	3 x 1st
2017	2 x 2nd	-	4 x 1st

Grand Prix overview - Three best ranks per season and event since 2017

Year	3m Springboard
2017	1 x 1st, 1 x 2nd

World Series & Grand Prix - Ten best performances since 2017

Rank	Year	Event	Competition	Location	Result
1	2019	3m Springboard	World Series	Montreal, QC, CAN	377.40
1	2019	3m Springboard	World Series	Beijing, CHN	377.40
1	2019	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Montreal, QC, CAN	327.00
1	2019	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Sagamihara, JPN	330.00
1	2018	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Beijing, CHN	336.12
1	2018	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Fuji, JPN	328.50
1	2018	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Beijing, CHN	331.50
1	2017	3m Springboard	Grand Prix	Kuala Lumpur, MAS	342.60
1	2017	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Windsor, ON, CAN	335.10
1	2017	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Kazan, RUS	322.50
1	2017	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Guangzhou, CHN	333.00
1	2017	Synchronised 3m Springboard	World Series	Beijing, CHN	323.10

Legend
M - Men, W - Women, X - Mixed, DNS - Did Not Start, DSQ - Disqualified

Cherry, Paopao (sports.enorth.com.cn, 21 Aug 2011; Weibo profile, 11 Feb 2021)

Athlete

Management, Transport and Logistics - Shanghai Maritime University, People's Republic of China

Mandarin

Hebei Province [People's Republic of China]

She began gymnastics at a young age before switching to diving at age 10. (sports.sina.com.cn, 27 Sep 2017)

"I was energetic and naughty when I was young, so my parents sent me to the sports kindergarten. There were many cool exercises for us and I was very interested in gymnastics. We thought gymnastics was fun and played all the time. It was not real sports training but some basic movement and a good reason for me to have fun. I kept up the happy gymnastics class when I went to primary school. When I was 10, coaches from the provincial diving team picked me from my school because I seemed more powerful, more flexible and found it easier to learn new things. We took 10 days to learn swimming. Then we started to learn basic diving techniques." (fina.org, 26 Jun 2019)

To win a gold medal at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (finance.sina.com.cn, 13 Mar 2021)

Chinese diver Guo Jingjing. (chinanews.com, 16 Jul 2019)

"Never stop chasing your dreams." (Weibo profile, 11 Feb 2021)

She received one of the Top Ten Athlete Awards at the 2017 Hebei Sports 'Double Top Ten' Sports Personality Awards in the People's Republic of China. (mini.eastday.com, 02 Mar 2018)