At the 2024 Paris Olympics, Chinese athletes born after 2000 will shine! Zheng Qinwen won the first championship in history, Pan Zhanle became a blockbuster, and the multi-faceted blossoming of the Chinese Legion witnessed the glory of the new generation of Chinese sports.
From early morning to night, the Chinese team made huge waves in swimming pools, shooting ranges, tennis courts, badminton and table tennis venues. Zheng Qinwen, who was born in October 2002, showed China's strength in the tennis arena that has long been occupied by European countries and won the women's singles tennis gold medal in one fell swoop. Pan Zhanle, who was born in 2004 and was only 19 years old, won the men's 100-meter freestyle gold medal in an astonishing manner and rewrote history. Sheng Li Hao, both born in 2004, won two gold medals and one silver medal.
Among the young heroes who won medals for the country in this Olympics, there are not only the mainstays of the post-95 generation such as Liu Yukun, Yang Jiayu, Fan Zhendong, but also the rising stars of the post-00s generation such as Zheng Qinwen and Pan Zhanle, who together built China's The future of sports.
As of August 4, the Chinese delegation ranked first in the gold medal list with 18 gold medals, 14 silver medals and 9 bronze medals. Among the 54 athletes competing for these honors, 31 were born after 2000, accounting for nearly 60%. This is a new era of Chinese sports, and the symphony of post-95s and post-00s is resounding on the world stage.
