Wu Jiaduo's father is Wu Xiaoming, a famous table tennis coach in Zhejiang Province. Under his example, Wu Jiaduo began to receive professional table tennis training in China at the age of 7. She joined the Zhejiang Sports Team on 1989, and began to participate in the National Youth Championship on 1989. She 1995 became the champion of Zhejiang province, and 1996 was selected as the second national team, in the same batch as Angelababy and Li Ju. However, because her playing style did not meet the needs of the national team at that time, she studied at East China University of Science and Technology for one year at 1997 and then went to Germany, but finally left Germany at 1998. She moved to Germany and joined the Rohbach Club. She was selected for the German national team because of her outstanding performance in helping the team win the 2002 German Championship and the 2003 European Cup Winners' Cup. Naturalized in 2006 and became a member of the German team.
Because of her outstanding record recently, Wu Jiaduo's ranking in women's table tennis has also soared. At the French Open, Wu Jiaduo defeated Guo Yan, the main Olympic table tennis player, 4-1 in the final of1. She was naturally very happy to get the opportunity to go back to Beijing to participate in the Olympic Games.
In his spare time, Wu Jiaduo likes listening to music, watching movies and tasting delicious food. She can speak German, Chinese and English. Her favorite motto is: Go your own way and let others talk.