LIU Lingling

World Championships

Year	Location	Women	Team	Synchro	All Around Team X
2019	Tokyo, JPN	23	4	-	3
2018	St. Petersburg, RUS	4	-	-	-
2017	Sofia, BUL	21	1	10	-
2015	Odense, DEN	2	1	13	-
2014	Daytona Beach, FL, USA	1	-	1	-
2013	Sofia, BUL	41	5	11	-

Asian Games

Year	Location	Women
2018	Indonesia	1

World Cup overview - Best rank per season and event since 2017/2018

Year	Women	Synchro
2019/2020	2 x 1st	-
2017/2018	1 x 6th	1 x 7th

World Cup - Ten best performances since 2017/2018

Rank	Year	Event	Location	Result
1	2019/2020	Individual Trampoline	Valladolid, ESP	56.890
1	2019/2020	Individual Trampoline	Baku, AZE	57.050
2	2019/2020	Individual Trampoline	Baku, AZE	54.945
3	2019/2020	Individual Trampoline	Khabarovsk, RUS	55.785
6	2017/2018	Individual Trampoline	Loule, POR	50.175
7	2017/2018	Women's Synchro	Maebashi, JPN	44.100
9	2017/2018	Individual Trampoline	Brescia, ITA	103.445
29	2017/2018	Individual Trampoline	Loule, POR	66.220
30	2017/2018	Individual Trampoline	Maebashi, JPN	65.645
54	2019/2020	Individual Trampoline	Minsk, BLR	72.430

Legend
DNS - Did Not Start, Men - Men's Individual, Women - Women's Individual, X - Mixed

Athlete

Beijing Sport University, People's Republic of China

Mandarin

Fujian Province [People's Republic of China]

She was troubled with injuries while competing at the 2021 National Championships in People's Republic of China, where she won gold in individual trampoline. (sports.sina.com.cn, 29 Apr 2021)

She sustained an injury competing at the 2019 World Championships in Tokyo, Japan in November 2019 and returned to competition in early 2020. (163.com, 08 Dec 2019)

In 2017 her performance was hindered by an injury she sustained to her hip. (tjvsd.com, 15 Sep 2017)

A foot injury prevented her from being eligible to compete at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (sanwen.net, 26 May 2016)

In 2013 she suffered from a hip injury. (sports.sina.com.cn, 25 Dec 2015)

2009 (3g.163.com, 26 Nov 2018)

She took up the sport at age five in Fuzhou, People's Republic of China. (mnw.cn, 10 Nov 2014)

Her parents sent her for dancing and gymnastics lessons when she was young. (xw.qq.com, 12 Jun 2019)

To win gold at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. (sohu.com, 20 May 2020; live.qq.com, 09 Oct 2019)

Chinese trampoline gymnast Huang Shanshan. (mnwww.com, 26 Mar 2015)