Luo Rui

Junior

Luo finished fourth in the all-around at the 2018 Chinese Junior Championships, and she won the bronze medal in the floor exercise final.^[2] She then competed at the senior-level 2019 Chinese Championships and won a gold medal with the Guangdong provincial team, but she did not advance into any individual finals.^[3] She then won the all-around and balance beam titles at the 2019 Chinese Junior Championships.^[4] At the Chinese National Youth Games, she won a gold medal with the Guangdong provincial team, and she finished fourth in the uneven bars final.^[5]

Senior

Luo became age-eligible for senior international competitions in 2021. At the 2021 Chinese Championships, she won a gold medal with the Guangdong provincial team and placed eighth in the all-around. In the uneven bars final, she tied with Wei Xiaoyuan for the silver medal.^[6] She was named as an alternate for China's 2020 Olympic team.^[7] Then at the Chinese National Games, she won the all-around bronze medal behind Wei and Ou Yushan, and she won a gold medal in the team event.^[8] She was then selected to make her international debut at the 2021 World Championships. In the uneven bars final, she tied with Rebeca Andrade for the second-highest score, but she lost the tiebreaker and received the bronze medal.^[9][10] She also qualified for the balance beam final, but she fell and finished fifth.^[11]

Luo won the uneven bars title at the 2022 Chinese Championships.^[12] She was then selected to compete at the 2022 World Championships and was the top qualifier for the uneven bars final.^[13] She fell off the balance beam in the team final, and the Chinese team finished sixth.^[14] In the uneven bars final, she smacked her feet on the high bar on a layout jaeger release move and finished in sixth place.^[15]

Luo won a gold medal with the Guangdong provincial team at the 2023 Chinese Championships, but she did not advance into any individual finals.^[16] She announced her retirement from the sport in May 2024.^[17]