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…

The year 2024 has come to an end, and it has been a year filled with exciting sports events and memorable moments that are worth revisiting. Chinese athletes have achieved remarkable results, making many breakthroughs and setting new records. The number of gold medals won at the Paris Olympics set a new high for competitions held outside of China, and there were also significant advancements in sports such as swimming, tennis, and rhythmic gymnastics. On the platform, an initiative was launched to support the annual focus on athletes. Among male athletes, Wang Chuqin has consistently held the leading position, while among female athletes, it is a national table tennis player who tops the list. Currently ranked first in the world, Sun Yingsha has received over 100 million supports, with the latest count being 14.933 million. She is indeed extremely popular, and table tennis itself receives a great deal of attention. Sun Yingsha is one of the most beloved players, drawing large crowds of fans wherever she competes. Especially in the past two years, she has remained firmly at the top of the world rankings, making her an absolute frontrunner and a hot favorite. In second place is another mainstay of the national table tennis team, Wang Manyu, with 6.1102 million supports. This is also a high level of support, but it is still far from Sun Yingsha's over 100 million, with a difference of more than twice. Both are athletes of the same era, similar in age, and were once doubles partners with very close abilities. However, Wang Manyu has…

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…

Congratulations, 17-year-old Quan Hongchan has been officially elected, while Chen Yuxi unfortunately missed the selection. In just three years since her debut, 17-year-old Quan Hongchan has become one of the brightest new stars in China's diving world. From her stunning appearance at the Tokyo Olympics to her perfect performance at the Paris Olympics, she has shown the world the strength of Chinese diving with her flawless splashes. On the diving stage of the Paris Olympics, Quan Hongchan displayed astonishing skills. Her slender figure drew a graceful arc in the air, and the splash upon landing was smaller than the tip of a needle, causing people to exclaim, "This is not a splash, it is clearly a work of art." Despite being less than 1.50 meters tall, she possesses an unimaginable bounce and body control ability. Every move is precise to the point of breathlessness, and every twist flows naturally like clouds and water. Such technical proficiency has already been achieved at the age of 17, which is truly amazing. On the competition field, she never shows timidity. That calmness and composure, where does it come from for a 17-year-old girl? It's more like that of a seasoned veteran who has seen many battles. Chen Yuxi, who competed with Quan Hongchan, although unfortunately missed the selection for the top ten this time, her abilities are equally impressive. As a representative of the technical school, every move of Chen Yuxi is rigorous and standard, with impeccable attention to detail. Years of competitive experience allow her to always present her best state on…

The question of who is the best female athlete of the year is not a simple one. Is it Sun Yingsha, the new queen of table tennis at just 24 years old, who won the first-ever Olympic mixed doubles gold medal? Or is it Quan Hongchan, the 17-year-old diving prodigy who stunned the world with three championships and set a new record as the youngest champion in history? Or perhaps it's Zheng Qinwen, who opened a new chapter for Asian tennis by winning the first Olympic singles gold medal? Their stories are each more exciting than the last, and their achievements shine brighter than the next. Who is the true "Queen"? This "battle" is even more thrilling than the competitions on the field! Let's start with this year's best winner, Sun Yingsha, who has proven herself with a "well-deserved" victory. At the Paris Olympics, she won the gold medal in mixed doubles in table tennis, which is not only the first gold medal in the history of Chinese table tennis but also the first in the entire history of the Olympics! In women's singles, she has maintained her position as the world's number one, whether in Grand Slam events or tour matches. This current "big sister" of the table tennis world is incredibly stable. Many say that Sun Yingsha has inherited the mantle from her predecessors, Ding Ning and Li Xiaoxia, and has remained at the peak of her game. However, I believe she is even more special, capable of bearing the immense pressure of China's "national sport" while possessing…

On the podium in Paris, Quan Hongchan once again stood at the highest position. With an entry as perfect as a textbook, she successfully defended her gold medal in the women's individual 10-meter diving event at the Olympics. This should have been a moment of immense pride for the nation, but amidst the waves of praise, a conflict quietly emerged. During a live broadcast, Zhu Xiaolong, a reporter from Southern Daily, unreservedly mocked Quan Hongchan as a "fool" and "crazy," instantly igniting the anger of the entire internet. The truth of the matter has yet to be revealed, but public anger has already pointed directly at this journalist—a person who should base their work on facts and respect. The question is, what does such speech mean in the face of professional ethics and social morality? Quan Hongchan, the diving prodigy who became famous with a single jump at the Tokyo Olympics, was only 14 years old when she permanently inscribed the achievement of a "perfect dive" into Olympic history. From that moment on, her life was completely rewritten, transforming from a small rural girl into a sports star watched by her village, the whole country, and even the world. However, the fame brought not only applause but also overwhelming attention, and sometimes inexplicable harsh criticism. In the years since her fame, public opinion has never stopped focusing on her. Not only are they concerned about her performance in competitions, but they also comment on her personality and lifestyle. There were reports that she likes to eat snacks during training breaks,…

Quan Hongchan won gold medals in both the women's individual and synchronized 10-meter platform events at the Paris Olympics, which has sparked curiosity among many about how much prize money she would receive for her achievements. The answer is 1 million yuan. Some might think this is a small amount, but let me explain. The prize money comes from the unit, specifically the General Administration of Sport of China, based on national policies for athletes. Provincial-level and social enterprise contributions are considered bonuses, not prizes. This distinction is important to understand. When people ask about the prize money, they usually consider various sources. Let's break it down: National Sports General Administration: 1 million yuan According to China's reward rules for Olympic athletes, each gold medal earns the athlete a 500,000 yuan reward. Quan Hongchan's two gold medals thus amount to a 1 million yuan reward. Guangdong Province: 2 million yuan After the Olympics, Guangdong Province rewarded outstanding athletes with an administrative commendation called "Major Merit." This includes Quan Hongchan and other coaches who contributed to sports. While the exact reward amount isn't specified, previous Olympics saw athletes receiving 1 million yuan per gold medal. It's likely that Quan Hongchan received 2 million yuan for her two gold medals. Zhanjiang City: 500,000 yuan Quan Hongchan's victory not only brought fame to her hometown village of Maihe but also increased the visibility of Zhanjiang City. The city government quickly shared the news and decided to reward her with 500,000 yuan. International Olympic Committee (IOC) and International Swimming Federation (FINA): Approximately 80,000 USD…

Quan Hongchan No Longer Low-key! Everyone Says Chen Ruolin Is a Mentor, But Without Chen Huaming There Would Be No Quan Hongchan The title of the article translated into English is: "Quan Hongchan No Longer Low-key! Everyone Says Chen Ruolin Is a Mentor, But Without Chen Huaming There Would Be No Quan Hongchan"