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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 a small village in Yunnan Province, a little girl named Qian Hongyan was born in 1996. No one could have predicted that this tiny baby's birth was like a grand drama arranged by the heavens, destined to make her life anything but ordinary. In 2000, a sudden car accident brutally altered the course of her life, completely overturning her destiny. That terrible accident cruelly tore away Qian Hongyan's legs, leaving her, at just four years old, a child who spent her days frolicking in the mountains. However, life is often unreasonable, and overnight, this little girl had to wrestle with fate. At this critical moment, her grandfather, usually quiet and unassuming, wearing his reading glasses, took a worn basketball from their home, gathered some wood and nails. In that dimly lit little house, he hammered away vigorously, somehow fashioning a makeshift wheelchair for her. This crude wheelchair, as rustic as it sounds, was no exaggeration, but Qian Hongyan relied on this makeshift contraption made from an old basketball to literally "stand up" and roll out of the house. The basketball, ingeniously hollowed out by her grandfather, allowed Qian Hongyan's thin body to fit inside. With two wooden handles in her small hands, she could sway back and forth, actually moving forward. The rubber of the basketball, durable and slightly elastic, allowed her to move despite the bumps, a stark contrast to lying in bed. She made trip after trip on the dirt roads of that small village, etching indelible marks of determination. When people spoke of her, they felt…

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…

Wu Bing, a name that may not be familiar to many. In fact, some people born in the 60s and 70s may be more familiar with her. She was once our country's double champion in gymnastics and synchronized swimming. However, as a world champion who once brought glory to the country, she entered the entertainment industry after retirement. After making enough money, she cashed out 4.4 billion yuan frantically and fled to the United States. To this day, she still claims to be ill and refuses to return to China for investigation. So, how did Wu Bing go from a sports hero to a national traitor? In 1963, Wu Bing was born in Beijing. From an early age, she showed extraordinary athletic talent, so under the arrangement of her family, she began practicing gymnastics. For a child, the difficulty of gymnastics training is beyond imagination. Every day, she undergoes high-intensity physical training and flexibility exercises, repeatedly performing monotonous movements. Even when sweat soaks through her clothes and tears well up in her eyes, Wu Bing has never shown the slightest hint of backing down. It must be said that Wu Bing is talented. At the age of 13, she won the national gymnastics championship. Afterwards, Wu Bing entered the national team and achieved remarkable results in various events such as gymnastics team, free gymnastics, and balance beam. At the age of 17, the national team established a synchronized swimming team. This was a new project. Despite having already achieved some success in the gymnastics industry, she chose to challenge herself…

Marrying Three Disciples, Turning an Olympic Champion into a Homemaker: How Outrageous Can He Be in Ruining Athletes' Futures?‌ Before reading this article, please click "Follow" for easy discussion and sharing, and to bring you a different sense of participation. Thank you for your support! Editor | A.xk "First marrying Zhang Xiaojuan, second marrying Wang Xiaoying, third marrying the world champion Liu Zige who is 23 years younger than him." He was once a "gold medal coach" in the sports world, but he has played with his disciples. Even if he has been brought up since the age of 9, as an elder, he does not let go. He turned her into a housewife, almost playing the saying "no letting the water flow outside the field" to the extreme. Despite the criticism of his feelings, he still shamelessly ruined people's future and urged them to use stimulants to participate in competitions. His name is Jin Wei, who should have had a bright future, but was expelled from the national team and banned due to various evil deeds. He became a "lifetime ban" that everyone shouted to beat, showing his desolation... 01 If it weren't for encountering a godfather-level benefactor in the swimming world, Jin Wei might not have become a "gold medal coach" in this life. There would be no three disciples suffering his claws. And everything started from the moment Jin Wei retired. Back then, Jin Wei fought his way into the national swimming team. However, the team was full of talents, and no matter how hard he tried,…

Basketball Girl Who Lost Legs at Age 4, Now 28 and Beautiful, Also Became a Civil Servant Introduction Wrapped in half of an old basketball and using two wooden handles to continue walking with determination, this is Qian Hongyan, known as the "Basketball Girl" over 20 years ago. A car accident took away her legs, but she still relied on this half basketball to live on tenaciously, going to school, coming home, laughing and playing like any other child. More than twenty years have passed, and some people worried that as she grew older, she might start to care about her own imperfection, or even lose her strength and give up. However, Qian Hongyan did not. She has not only become an Olympic athlete for the glory of the country but also passed the civil service examination to help those with disabilities like herself. Helping Others Now In 2017, at the front desk of the Luliang County Disabled Persons' Federation's government service center, Qian Hongyan, sitting in a wheelchair, handled various affairs for the people coming and going. "I have gained a job, a guarantee, and warmth," she said. Although she now handles various businesses skillfully, she still vividly remembers her first day at work: "Working is completely different from my previous swimming training. It was inevitable for me to feel uneasy without any work experience." The first challenge she faced was the "hardware facilities". When she first started working, there were no barrier-free facilities in the government hall, and she had to rely on her father to pick her…

In front of people, he is a beloved and respected "gold medal coach"; behind the scenes, he is a "hypocrite" who marries three disciples and ruins the prospects of his team members! What kind of mentality allows him to repeatedly break such an "improper relationship"? In this sports competition where interests are intertwined, why does he, who has gained fame and wealth, do so? The Rise of the "Gold Medal Coach" When it comes to Jin Wei, one cannot help but mention his "champion wife" Liu Zige. This teacher-student love that transcends "human ethics" has been highly regarded since their marriage. However, his path to marrying his wife to fame was not smooth sailing... In the 1960s, Jin Wei was born into an ordinary bourgeois family in Liaoning. Both his parents were diligent workers, and as an only child, his parents had high hopes for him. But in that era of material scarcity, along with Jin Wei's growth was also a sense of monotony and "loneliness". In childhood, Jin Wei was a "naughty child" in the eyes of his parents. Because his parents were busy with work, they neglected to take care of him. So every time he came home from class, he would run around like a wild horse with his friends in the fields and streams. It was precisely this childhood experience that laid the foundation for his future development. During his childhood, because he often played by the river with his friends. Thus, he accidentally discovered his swimming talent and developed a strong interest in it. People…

In October 2000, four-year-old Qian Hongyan lost her legs in a tragic car accident, after which she began to use half a basketball to "walk." Despite everyone believing that her life would be spent in a wheelchair, Qian Hongyan showed remarkable resilience, eating and attending school like other healthy children. Even more astonishingly, this girl who once relied on a basketball for mobility transformed into an Olympic athlete, winning four gold medals for her country. So, what kind of legend did her life experience? And how is she doing now? The Unexpected Accident The year of the accident, Qian Hongyan had not yet started school; like many rural children, she was raised in a free-range manner. At the time, her parents were working away from home, leaving only her grandparents to look after her. In a moment of inattention, little Qian Hongyan ran under a truck. By the time people around her realized what had happened, Qian Hongyan had already lost consciousness. Her grandfather rushed her to the hospital upon hearing the news. However, due to the severity of her injuries, Qian Hongyan's legs could not be saved. Her grandfather had to sign the amputation notice with great pain. The doctor suggested that since the child was still young, they could install prosthetic limbs for her to live with. But the cost of installing a pair of prosthetics could easily reach over ten thousand yuan, which Qian Hongyan's family could not afford. They even had to gather funds from various sources just to buy her a wheelchair. From that day…