Chen Xiaomin (Chinese: 陈晓敏; pinyin: Chén Xiǎomǐn; born February 7, 1977, in Heshan, Guangdong) is a female Chinese weightlifter. She began weightlifting in 1989, and joined the provincial team in 1991, and the national team in 1992.

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Chen Xiaomin

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Nationality	Australian
Born	February 7, 1977 (1977-02-07) (age 47) Heshan, Guangdong
Medal record Women's weightlifting Representing  China Olympic Games 2000 Sydney 63 kg

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She is also a law graduate from Guangdong Business College.

• 1993 National Games - 1st 54 kg (surpassing three ARs on six occasions)
• 1993 World Women's Championships - 1st 54 kg snatch, C&J & total (three WRs)
• 1994 National Championships - 1st 59 kg
• 1994 Hiroshima Asian Games - 1st 59 kg (equalling WR with 97.5 kg in snatch and breaking WRs with 122.5 kg in C&J and 220 kg in two-lift total)
• 1995 World Women's Championships - 1st 59 kg snatch, C&J & total (92.5 kg, 122.5 kg & 215 kg, rewriting WR in C&J with 123.5 kg), 1st team
• 1996 Asian Championships - 1st 59 kg total (207.5 kg)
• 1996 Warsaw World Women's Championships - 1st 59 kg snatch (97.5 kg) & total (207.5 kg), breaking WR in snatch (99 kg); 2nd C&J (110 kg)
• 1997 Asian Women's Championships - 1st 64 kg snatch, C&J & total (breaking WR in snatch with 107.5 kg)
• 2000 Sydney Olympic Games - 1st 63 kg class^[1]