What's the status quo of Liu Zige after butterfly stroke?

The authoritative websites of foreign media published the ten most difficult swimming world records, one of which was broken by China people, which really made China people proud. This world record was broken by Liu Zige, who won the 200m butterfly in 2: 04 18, becoming the world record holder. Maybe that year was the peak of butterfly. I have never seen China athletes win the highest honor of butterfly gold medal. Liu Zige is not as famous as other swimmers, but she broke the world record, which is of great significance. It has been a long time since she retired. How has her life changed?

Liu Zige caught the last bus and came into this world. She was born in Benxi, Liaoning. Unlike some talented swimmers, Liu Zige is not that kind of person. She works hard on her own. At the age of fifteen, the beauty has grown up, her figure has reached the heights of 1 m and 8 1, and her hands are slender, which is really suitable for swimming. At the age of fifteen, she met her Bole, the head coach of Shanghai Swimming Team, Jin Wei. With his help, Liu Zige became stronger and stronger, and made its mark in the Olympic Games.

No one expected that Liu Zige, a dark horse, could win the butterfly championship in the national swimming championships. It was this opportunity that made her successfully selected as the team representing the Olympic Games. Later, it became clear to everyone that he won the 200m butterfly and broke the world record. Up to now, this record is still there and no one can touch it. Excellent results have been achieved in the world championships. Liu Zige announced a message to the outside world that she was with Bole Jin Hui, whom she had known in those years, and they were very loving.

Later, because Chen Xinyi failed the drug test in the team, Jin Wei was banned as a coach for life, and the national team no longer hired this person. Liu Zige was not implicated, but also gave birth to a daughter and a warm family with Hui. Now she is the deputy secretary of Shanghai Sports Bureau.