1997-2001, Beijing Sport University, Sport Coaching, Bachelor's Degree

2004-2006, Tsinghua - University of Technology Sydney, Sport Management, Master's Degree

1994-1995, Trained and studied with the Bulgarian national team and in Japan as a representative of the Chinese Rhythmic Gymnastics Team

1992-2000, Key member of the Chinese National Rhythmic Gymnastics Team

2002-2003, Fitness host for the program Youthful Times on CCTV-5

2011-2016, Member of the 9th CPPCC Committee of Haidian District, Beijing

2016-2021, Member of the 10th CPPCC Committee of Haidian District, Beijing

2021-Present, Deputy to the 17th People's Congress of Haidian District, Beijing

2001-Present, Associate Professor, Department of Physical Education, Tsinghua University; Coach of the Tsinghua Rhythmic Gymnastics Team; primarily teaches rhythmic gymnastics, body shaping, and yoga at Tsinghua

2021-Present, Vice Chair, Sports Development Committee, China Democratic League Beijing Municipal Committee

2021-Present, Committee Member, China Democratic League Tsinghua University Committee

2021-Present, Chairman, Fifth Branch, China Democratic League Tsinghua University Committee

1. Individual all-around champion and double champion in rhythmic gymnastics at the 13th Asian Games in Bangkok.

2. Won the "Four Continents" Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships for three consecutive years.

3. Individual all-around champion and multiple individual event champion at the 1st Asian Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships.

4. Won the "American Cup" three-on-three competition in the United States.

5. Won the individual all-around championship at the highest-level national rhythmic gymnastics competition for several consecutive years.

6. Competed in the rhythmic gymnastics event at the Centennial Atlanta Olympic Games, achieving the best result for an Asian athlete in rhythmic gymnastics at those Games.

7. Competed in the rhythmic gymnastics event at the turn-of-the-century Sydney Olympic Games.

8. Competed in three World Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships and successfully qualified for the Olympic Games in Vienna, Austria.

Teaching research, sport coaching, sport management.

Has 12 related research papers, has led or participated in over 9 research projects, and has served as chief editor for 10 textbooks and multimedia teaching materials.

Asian Games Individual All-Around Champion in Rhythmic Gymnastics, Four Continents Champion, Olympian, Olympic Torchbearer, Deputy to the People's Congress of Haidian District, Beijing.

1. Young Teacher Teaching Excellence Award, Tsinghua University.

2. First Prize (highest award), Young Teacher Basic Skills Competition, Tsinghua University.

3. Received the "Excellent" award for Outstanding Online Teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic period at Tsinghua University.

4. Has received the "Outstanding Coach" award at the China University Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship for many years.

5. Has received the "Outstanding Rhythmic Gymnastics Coach" award from the "Liangcao" Branch of the Beijing University Sports Association for many years.

6. Has repeatedly received the "Outstanding Coach" award from the Yoga Branch of the Beijing University Sports Association.

7. Olympic Torchbearer for the Beijing Olympic Games.

8. Was awarded the "Y.C. Jeme Teacher Award" by Tsinghua University in 2024, 2023, 2019, and 2016.

9. In 2012, was rated "Excellent" in the annual performance review for outstanding work.

10. Received the Provincial "March 8th" Red Banner Pacesetter award.

11. In 2021, received the "Proposal and Suggestion" award from the 10th CPPCC Committee of Haidian District, Beijing.

12. As the protagonist, completed the filming and recording of CCTV special features and documentaries including Appointment with a Famous Athlete - Zhou Xiaojing, Sports World—Green Ribbon, My Olympics, and Our Olympics. Our Olympics won an international gold award. These programs were broadcast on CCTV-4 International and CCTV-5 Sports.

Leads the Tsinghua Rhythmic Gymnastics Team and Yoga Team, composed of regular students, to compete in major competitions.

In 2024, at the 2024 China University Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship, the team won the Group A overall team championship, third place in group all-around, first place in 3 balls & 2 ropes, first place in level-6 ribbon, third place in level-4 rope, Group A individual all-around champion, first place in individual hoop, and first place in individual rope, for a total of six gold and two bronze medals, as well as the Sportsmanship Award. Zhou Xiaojing received the Outstanding Coach award.

In 2024, at the Capital University Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition, the team won the overall team championship, first place in intermediate ball, second place in 3 balls & 2 ropes, second place in level-4 rope, third place in level-5 freehand, first place in individual hoop, and first place in individual ball, for a total of four gold, two silver, and one bronze medals, as well as the Sportsmanship Award.

In 2024, at the Capital University Yoga Competition, the team won 2 first prizes, 4 second prizes, and 2 third prizes, finishing fourth in the Group A overall team standings and receiving the Excellent Organization Award. Zhou Xiaojing received the Outstanding Coach award.

In 2023, at the 2023 China University Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship & the 31st FISU World University Games Rhythmic Gymnastics Selection Trials, the team won the Group A overall team championship, second place in group all-around, second place in level-4 rope, third place in level-5 clubs and level-6 ribbon, Group A individual all-around champion, first and third place in individual hoop, first place in individual ball, and third place in individual rope, for a total of four gold, two silver, and four bronze medals, as well as the Sportsmanship Award.

In 2023, at the 1st Sports Games of Capital Universities & the 6th Capital University Yoga Asana and Group Yoga Showcase Competition, the 25-member Tsinghua Yoga Team won 4 first prizes, 1 second prize, and 3 third prizes, finishing fourth in the Group A overall team standings.

In 2023, at the Capital University Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition, the team won second place in the overall team standings, second place in level-3 scarf and level-5 clubs, third place in level-4 rope, first and third place in individual hoop, and first place in individual ball, for a total of two gold, three silver, and two bronze medals.

In 2023, the Tsinghua Rhythmic Gymnastics Team was named an "Outstanding Team" among Tsinghua University sports teams for the 2022-2023 academic year.

In 2021, at the China University Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship, the team won second place in the overall team standings,

with three gold, three silver, and two bronze medals: first place in individual all-around, individual ball, and individual hoop; second place in group 3 balls & 2 ropes, individual rope, and individual ribbon; third place in group level-4 rope and individual hoop; and fifth place in group level-5 freehand and individual rope.

In November 2021, at the Capital University Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition (Beijing), the team won second place in the overall team standings, with one gold, three silver, and two bronze medals: first and third place in individual ball; second and fifth place in individual hoop; second place in level-5 clubs; third place in 3 balls & 2 ropes; fourth place in level-5 freehand; and fifth place in level-4 rope.

In 2020, the China University Health and Vitality "Cloud" Series Competition & the 2020 China University Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship was held online. Successfully defended the overall team championship in the university group. In individual events, won first and second place in individual compulsory ball, and third place in individual compulsory hoop. In group events, won third place in the level-4 rope event.

In 2020, the 41st Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition of Capital Higher Education Institutions was held online. The Tsinghua Rhythmic Gymnastics Team won second place in the overall team standings and second place in three events in the university group. In group events, won second place in 3 balls & 2 ropes, fourth place in level-4 rope, and fifth place in level-5 freehand. In individual events, won second place in individual compulsory ball, fourth place in individual compulsory hoop, and sixth place in individual compulsory ball.

In 2019, at the China Student Rhythmic Gymnastics Championship, the team won three gold, four silver, and one bronze medals, along with multiple other placings. These included first place in group all-around, first place in 3 balls & 2 ropes, second place in group 5 ribbons, second place in level-4 rope, and third place in artistic group calisthenics routine B. Individual events: second place in compulsory hoop and second place in compulsory rope, ultimately achieving a historic breakthrough by winning first place in the overall team standings for Group A of the national university competition.

In 2019, at the 40th Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition of Capital Universities, the Tsinghua University Rhythmic Gymnastics Team competed in multiple group and individual events, winning a total of two gold, two silver, and four bronze medals, and ultimately finishing third in the overall team standings for the university group.

From 2013 to 2025, the Tsinghua Rhythmic Gymnastics Team has been repeatedly named an "Outstanding Team" among Tsinghua University sports teams. Multiple team captains have been named "Top Ten Athletes, and key team members have received the Ma Yuehan Award.