In the men's 100-meter freestyle final of the Paris Olympic Games, Pan Zhanle broke his previous world record with a time of 46.40 seconds and successfully won the first gold medal for the Chinese swimming team in the Paris Olympics. In this game, CCTV female commentator Zhao Jing became popular because she was nicknamed "mouth substitute" by netizens because of her roaring commentary throughout the game.
Zhao Jing responded to her "roaring explanation" in an interview with CCTV News. Zhao Jing said: I didn’t want to gain traffic or anything like that. I couldn’t sit still before the finals. I was so excited that I stood up to explain.
Pan Zhanle swam too fast! More than 40 seconds are not enough for us to express ourselves. All I could do was scream. Just very excited.
And I am a retired professional athlete, so I have very, very deep feelings about this arena and their entire game. I feel more excited than winning the championship myself.
She also joked: "Pan Zhanle's life video will always appear with my voice in the future.
Zhao Jing was a member of the Chinese swimming team and broke and set world records many times. At the World Championships in Rome in July 2009, Zhao Jing Jing broke the women's 50-meter backstroke world record and won the championship in 27.06 seconds. On August 2, 2013, Zhao Jing won the championship in the women's 50-meter backstroke final of the Swimming World Championships. After retiring in 2014, Zhao Jingcheng won the championship. Zhao Jing is a physical education teacher at China University of Geosciences. In this year’s Paris Olympics, Zhao Jing served as a swimming commentator for CCTV and won the love of many viewers.
