Cao Jingwei's Major Achievements

Cao Jingwei is known as the "champion leader" of China Water Army, and his doctorate from Beijing Sport University made him the scientific research coach of China National Canoeing Team before the Athens Olympic Games. Subsequently, Meng and Yang Wenjun won the gold medal in the men's 500-meter kayak, achieving a zero breakthrough in China's water army. As a witness and participant, Cao Jingwei naturally contributed.

On the eve of Beijing Olympic Games, Cao Jingwei was transferred as the leader of China rowing team. At the same time, he was promoted to the second minister of the water sports management center of the State Sports General Administration. Cao Jingwei lived up to expectations and led the China Navy to achieve great success in the World Cup and World Championships. Especially in the Beijing Olympic Games, Jin, Xi Aihua, Tang Bin and the "four golden flowers in women's rowing" were crowned successfully, which achieved a historic breakthrough in rowing in China. Cao Jingwei has both leadership experience and management experience, which is a rare advantage. However, after switching to football, Cao Jingwei suffered from Waterloo. During the Guangzhou Asian Games, Li, head coach of China women's national team, clashed with Wen, deputy head coach of China women's national team. Subsequently, Cao Jingwei transferred Wen from the China women's national team. China's national women's football team lost to Japanese and Australian teams in the Asian women's football regional qualifiers of London Olympic Games, and only finished fourth, thus losing the qualification for the women's football finals of London Olympic Games. This is the first time in the history of women's football in China that she missed the Olympic finals.