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Second Place with a Time of 52.12 Seconds! 27-Year-Old Chinese Swimmer Leaves Regret in the 100m Freestyle, Netizens Encourage Her He Shibei, 52.12 seconds, second place. These numbers are like small pebbles, creating ripples in my heart. It's hard to say whether it's regret or something else, but it feels like a blockage, similar to frozen cream on a winter morning that is sweet, rich, and cold. Thinking back to when I watched her compete before, she had such determination, truly resembling a beautiful little shark darting through the water, cutting through waves. This short-course World Championships had high attention from the start, with top athletes gathered, the competition as fierce as a boiling hot pot, where one could easily get "burned" if not careful. In a 50-meter pool, the requirements for turning technique and explosive power are even higher. This isn't a game; a slow turn can cost you a fraction of a second, and in world-class competitions, victory and defeat often lie within the breaths. I can almost see the moment she dives in, the splashing water sparkling like brilliant diamonds. Then comes the powerful strokes, her body stretching fluidly, like a forceful ink painting unfolding gracefully in the water. For the first 50 meters, she controls her rhythm exceptionally well, nearly perfectly. I even held my breath along with her in front of the screen. But in the latter half, it's clear that her speed slows down. After all, at 27 years old, the physical challenge for a female swimmer is significant. It's like running a marathon;…

In the 2024 Paris Olympics, Quan Hongchan won the championship in the women's individual 10-meter platform event, successfully defending her title! In addition, Quan Hongchan also partnered with Chen Yuxi to win the championship in the women's synchronized 10-meter platform event. Coupled with Quan Hongchan's impressive performance at the Tokyo Olympics, domestic media and netizens have high hopes for her younger siblings, expecting another Olympic champion to emerge from the Quan family. In fact, Quan Hongchan's parents had this idea and even took action. However, it is regrettable that although Quan Hongchan performed well in both the Tokyo and Paris Olympics, her younger siblings were not suitable for diving training and have chosen to withdraw after trying for a period of time. According to domestic media reports, Quan Hongchan's younger brother, Quan Jinpeng, and her younger sister, Quan Hongtao, have both given up diving and started to transition! However, although Quan Hongtao has given up diving, she has not left the diving project but has become an assistant coach at Zhanjiang Sports School. After deciding to give up diving, Quan Jinpeng decided to return to the path of learning. In fact, Quan Jinpeng's decision to give up diving and return to school aligns with his mother's wishes. Previously, Quan Hongchan's mother expressed in an interview with reporters: "I don't want my two children to go diving anymore. They are still growing, and continued training has caused them to be covered in injuries. I dare not let him go." In fact, Quan Hongchan's mother's concerns are not unfounded; Quan Hongchan herself…

Now we finally understand why Chen Yuxi burst into tears upon winning the silver medal in the women's 10-meter diving platform event. When Chen Yuxi won the silver medal and Quan Hongchan took the gold, the feelings of these two young athletes must have been complex and profound. For Chen Yuxi, winning the silver medal is undoubtedly a recognition of her efforts and talent. In competitive sports, a silver medal is also an extremely high honor, indicating that she ranks among the world's top-level athletes. However, because of the slight gap with the gold medal, she may feel a hint of regret or unwillingness. Chen Yuxi was born on September 11, 2005, in Shanghai. She comes from a family of gymnasts; her grandfather Chen Xinxi was once a gymnast in Shanghai, her father Chen Jian is a gymnastics coach at the Shanghai Xuhui District Youth Sports School, and her mother Dong Chunhua is an associate professor in the gymnastics department at the Shanghai University of Sport. As a child, Chen Yuxi had a weak physique, so her parents let her practice sports to strengthen her body. In 2008, she started practicing gymnastics; in 2011, she was selected by the Shanghai Diving Team and subsequently switched to diving; in early 2017, she joined the Shanghai Diving Team for trial training. In the field of diving, Chen Yuxi has shown extraordinary talent and strength. In September 2018, at the National Diving Championships, she won both the women's individual 10-meter platform and the mixed doubles 10-meter platform titles. In March 2019, Chen Yuxi…

Marrying Three Apprentices, Turning an Olympic Champion into a Homemaker, How Outrageous Can He Be?‌ Taking 1.7 million out of a 2 million prize to buy a car for the coach, yet not even using a mobile phone or computer himself, the woman becomes famous, while the "gold medal coach" falls from grace. Having married thrice, each time to someone remarkable, what exactly is it that makes Jin Wei stand out? ‌"Fame"‌ The hardest battles to fight are those with no recognition; being born into a working-class family provides little help. Fortunately, there is talent. At the age of 9, she was sent to a swimming club, moving from Liaoning to Shanghai, from obscurity to fame. Liu Zige dedicated her best years to swimming. Those who focus solely on their pursuits always succeed. At just 19 years old in 2008, she made her debut at the world championships, a young age but with remarkable abilities, winning the women's 200m butterfly and breaking the world record, a feat more dazzling than the gold medal itself. This was only the beginning. In 2009, 2011, and 2013 World Championships, Liu Zige never fell short of the podium, especially the 2013 championship, which solidified the 200m butterfly as China's ace event. In sports history, the precious "rebirth" stands in stark contrast to the quiet Liu Zige, who is both champion and a low-key individual. She dislikes socializing and the internet, finding a mobile phone sufficient for contacting family. Despite becoming a champion with commercial value, she tells the media, "Just contact the coach if…

In the swimming arena of the Paris Olympics, it is truly a grand stage where passion and glory intertwine! The moment the young men of China's men's swimming team dive into the pool, it's as if they've embarked on a legendary journey. Take Pan Zhanle for example, his speed is like lightning in the men's 100m freestyle event, breaking world records and Olympic records. When he crosses the finish line, the whole stadium goes wild with cheers and shouts that are deafening. The five-starred red flag waves high in the wind, and the world remembers this young champion. Now, everyone is eagerly looking forward to the Los Angeles Olympics in the United States, wanting to see what new achievements China's men's swimming team can achieve there, and who will continue to create brilliance. Let's start with Pan Zhanle, born in 2004, standing at 1.92 meters tall and weighing 80 kilograms, he is a swimming prodigy! He started swimming from a young age, and his journey has been like leveling up in a game, which hasn't been easy. When he first started training, the intensity was so great that it exhausted him, but he just loves swimming and gritted his teeth to persevere. Looking at his current achievements, he won the gold medal in the men's 100m freestyle at the 2024 Paris Olympics, which is of great value. At the 2023 World Swimming Championships, he also performed impressively, breaking Asian records and winning championships in events such as the men's 4x200m relay, 4x100m relay, and 100m freestyle. He is the first…

45.92 Seconds! Pan Zhanle Is 0.48 Seconds Faster! Today Is Pan Zhanle's 20th Birthday, and He Staged a Stunning Comeback Beijing time on August 5, 2024. In the just-concluded Paris Olympics men's 4x100m medley relay swimming competition, the Chinese swimming team staged a great comeback, defeating the United States to win the championship! This championship broke the U.S. team's 40-year monopoly on this title. This championship wrote a new legend for Chinese swimming!‌ This Olympic Games has seen the creation of too many new histories: The Chinese table tennis team won their first-ever mixed doubles gold medal. Zheng Qinwen won China's first women's tennis championship. Pan Zhanle made a major breakthrough, winning the men's 100m freestyle with a time of 46.40 seconds, setting a new world record —— and then, today, just now, Pan Zhanle and his teammates created another legend in the 4x100m race!‌ Chinese swimming, cutting through the waves! Chinese swimming, forging ahead! Chinese swimming has been subjected to too many drug tests: Tan Haiyang frankly said: I have to be called up at 6 o'clock every morning, which seriously affects our training and competitions —— well! We are determined to surpass our opponents in terms of results and show them what we can do! Just as Pan Zhanle said after winning the championship: We are the champions, and it should be others who are upset!‌ Pride, Pan Zhanle! Pride, Chinese swimming team!‌ Olympic competitive sports always have a few events that are the jewels in the crown, such as the 100m and 4x100m relay sprints. For example,…

Life is like a dive, full of unknowns and challenges. Some leap from the high platform, drawing a beautiful arc, and ultimately win applause and glory; others hesitate at the moment of takeoff, miss the opportunity, and leave regret. Chen Ruo Lin, the diving queen, tells us with her own experience that even if the beginning of life is not perfect, and fate sets up obstacles for you, as long as you have enough courage and perseverance, you can also jump out your own wonderful on the diving board of life. Chen Ruo Lin's story did not start with flowers and applause, but a childhood filled with bitterness. At the age of three, her parents' quarrels became an indelible shadow of her childhood. The divorce of her parents was more like a sudden storm that completely shattered her once peaceful life. Her mother went far away to Canada, leaving the young Chen Ruo Lin in the country, who could only depend on her grandmother. Renamed from "Cheng Ruo Lin" to "Chen Ruo Lin", these simple three characters hide how much bitterness and helplessness unknown to others. The young she may not understand what this means, but she must have felt the broken family and the lack of family affection. Fortunately, Grandma and Uncle used their selfless love to give Chen Ruo Lin a warm harbor. They not only took care of her daily life, but more importantly, they gave her spiritual support and encouragement. Under the care of Grandma and Uncle, Chen Ruo Lin gradually grew into an independent and…

If one day, your body limits your dreams, how would you choose? To persist in pursuing them or to let go and seek another path? This is a difficult choice that many people face, but for Quan Hongtao, this question has been placed early on her life journey. Quan Hongtao, once a promising diving talent, grew up in a family with a strong diving atmosphere. Her sister, Quan Hongchan, is a legendary figure in the diving world, who became famous at the Tokyo Olympics, with the "water splash disappearance technique" becoming her hallmark. While Quan Hongtao was also considered to have outstanding talent, she did not reach the pinnacle like her sister. Life's turning points are often not as simple as a race, but more like a marathon, where endurance, opportunity, and choice are all indispensable. Born in 2009, Quan Hongtao was sent by her family to practice diving from a young age. The family's love and support for diving permeated her growing environment. From her sister Quan Hongchan's rise to fame to her own initial attempts at the diving arena, the family's atmosphere and support undoubtedly became a driving force for her progress. At a diving competition in Guangdong, the then 9-year-old Quan Hongtao displayed astonishing talent, taking third place with the "water splash disappearance technique." This was already an impressive achievement at the time, and it filled people with expectations for her future. Her coach, Guo Yi - also Quan Hongchan's mentor - once believed that she had the potential to catch up with or even surpass her…

If Quan Hongchan and Chen Yuxi were considered the "chosen pair" in the diving world, then their sudden split is akin to a fine piece of jade being cracked, leaving people feeling regretful and curious: what exactly went wrong? Since the Tokyo Olympics, this golden duo has firmly occupied the top spot in women's synchronized 10-meter platform diving, winning almost all major championships over the past three years. However, they have now embarked on separate paths—Quan Hongchan is looking for a new partner, while Chen Yuxi begins a new collaboration with veteran diver Lu Wei. What story lies behind this decision? At the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, the then 14-year-old Quan Hongchan stunned the world with her perfect five dives, earning her the title of China's youngest Olympic diving champion and shaking the international sports scene. Her performance was described as "flawless," even likened to "art." It was at that moment that Quan Hongchan became known as a "diving prodigy," becoming the "star of the future" in many people's eyes. Chen Yuxi's career, on the other hand, has not been as smooth sailing as Quan Hongchan's. She won the gold medal in the women's individual 10-meter platform at the 2019 World Championships but experienced ups and downs due to physical and psychological fluctuations, falling into a bottleneck period. However, in the women's synchronized 10-meter platform event at the Tokyo Olympics, she teamed up with Quan Hongchan to secure a gold medal for the Chinese team. From that moment on, they were hailed by the public as the "golden pair." Their partnership…