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He Jianxin is a member of Hong Kong's wushu team, born in 1991, who specialises in southern-style taolu - nanquan, nandao and nangun. She was originally a member of the Guangdong wushu team, training there from 2008 to 2016 before switching to represent Hong Kong from 2016, the year she made her international debut at the Asian Wushu Championships. She competed as a senior at the 14th World Wushu Championships in Kazan, Russia, in 2017, where she won gold. In 2019 she won another gold at the 15th World Wushu Championships in Shanghai, one of five gold medals taken by a Hong Kong wushu team that finished with five golds, four silvers and one bronze. The same year she won gold in the women's nanquan and silver in the women's nandao at the World Martial Arts Masterships in Chungju, South Korea. She was part of Hong Kong's delegation to the Hangzhou Asian Games, and during the pandemic chose to stay training at the Hong Kong Sports Institute; in an interview she revealed that, beyond wushu, she enjoys playing the piano and football. She has also studied for a master's degree in sports coaching and management at The Education University of Hong Kong, training while studying as she prepares for life after competition.