The embryonic form of "Cheng Fei Jump" can be traced back to the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000. In that competition, there were two epoch-making vault moves, one was Yurchenko900 invented by Romanian athlete Amanar (coincidentally, this was Cheng Fei's first jump), and the other was Holkinney. Holkinney, in essence, is a group's "flying jump", which is the first time that Iurcenco 180 has a complicated turning point.
Finally, tell an episode about "Cheng Fei jumped off a building". After the Melbourne World Championships, Cheng Fei was named "Cheng Feitiao", but after the new rules were announced in 2006, Cheng Fei became another victim of the consistent bureaucracy of the International Sports Federation, and her name disappeared from the difficulty list. Fortunately, after Cheng Fei successfully defended the vault gold medal with Cheng Fei's jump in 2006 (Cheng Fei also became the first world champion of China women's gymnastics team to defend successfully), the International Gymnastics Federation could no longer ignore his mistakes. At the end of 2006, the International Sports Federation announced the revision of the difficulty table, and Cheng Fei's name was written into the difficulty table again. I just hope that this time, FIG will not make those hateful and boring mistakes again.
In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Cheng Fei led the women's team to win the team gold medal, which was the first team gold medal in China women's gymnastics in Olympic history.