In her third group A match, the 24-year-old outclassed the Chinese opponent in two-straight games 21-19, 21-19 which lasted for 42-minute.
Earlier, Sindhu lost to Japan's Akane Yamaguchi and China's Chen Yufei in the successive matches. She was the lone Indian participating in the competition and after her exit, there is no hope for the country to bring a medal.
Sindhu is currently ranked at number six in the women's singles and won the BWF World Championships gold medal in August this year.
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