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The story of China’s new marathon,63 years have passed since the first marathon race in China in 1957In China, the marathon movement runs from scratch, from weak to strong, and cannot be separated from the efforts of the previous generation of marathons. Today let’s look at the top ten male athletes in Chinese marathon history so far! A
What are the selection criteria for “Top Ten Male Athletes in Chinese Marathon History”? Although the standards on everyone’s mind are different, butAchieve great results, get historical breakthroughs, have some influence, leave a certain reputation, participate in the competition experienceIt is an indispensable standard.
No. 10. Li Zicheng
Achievements: The First Chinese Marathon Grand Slam Champion, Asian Marathon Grand Slam ChampionLi Zicheng is from Shandong. Released in 2010, Li Zicheng created a personal best score of 2:11:49. In 2011, he participated in the Daegu World Championship Marathon on behalf of the national team and won only 24th place. In 2012, he participated in the London Olympics, but unfortunately was unable to complete the game. After the 2013 National Games, Li Zicheng just reached the peak of the Chinese marathon after retiring. In the three years of 2015-2017, he averaged over 40 races per year, with a championship rate of 80%. Grand Slam Champion of Slam and Asian Marathon.
No9 Dong Guojian
Achievement: The current Chinese first person marathon, the best result of the Chinese marathon abroadDong Guojian is from Yunnan. At the 2010 Dalian National Marathon and Championships, Dong Guojian participated in the Malaysian race for the first time and had a good result of 2:13:23. In 2017, he won the men’s marathon at the 13th National Games. At the 2019 Berlin Marathon, Dong Guojian, 32, created the second best result in the history of the Chinese marathon and the best result outside of the Chinese marathon with a score of 2:08:28. In the men’s marathon finals of the Rio Olympics, Dong Guojian won 29th place with 2:15:32. This is also the fastest result of the Chinese men’s marathon runners in the Olympic marathon.
No 8. Xu Liang
Achievements: National Games champion, Chinese athletes won medals in the international marathon for the first time, broke the national men’s marathon record
Xu Liang comes from Yunnan. In 1979, the 4th Men’s Marathon Champion of the National Games. In 1980 Xu Liang won third place in the Paris International Marathon and broke Zhang Yuncheng’s national men’s marathon record for 15 years with 2:13:32. Medal
No 7. Han Gang A
Achievements: champion of the National Games, breaking the national record for the men’s marathonHan Gang is from Inner Mongolia. He represented China in the 2004 Athens Olympics Marathon. In the 2007 Beijing Marathon, Han Gang won third place at 2:08:56 and broke Hu Gangjun’s national record for 10 years, becoming second. China runner. 209 athletes. In 2009, the Beijing Marathon and XI National Games Marathon ran out 2:12:36 and won the National Games Championship.
No 6. Shan Changming
Achievement: Champion of the National Games, the first Chinese athlete to enter the top eight in northern Malaysia
Shan Changming is from Inner Mongolia. He won the national marathon championship three times in a row. From 1981 to 1987, he was continuously selected on the international marathon training team. At the fifth National Games, Shan Changming won the championship at 2:17:55 and became the first to enter Beijing. The top eight Chinese athletes in the international marathon, after retiring, served as coaches for Inner Mongolia and trained to several outstanding athletes like Hu Gangjun and Hao Lijun.
No 5. Zhang Guowei
Achievements: champion of the National Games, breaking the national record for the men’s marathon
Zhang Guowei comes from Yunnan. At the sixth National Games in 1987, Zhang Guowei participated in the marathon for the first time and won the championship at 2:12:17. In 1989, Zhang Guowei ran out of his personal best record at 2:12:03 in the London Marathon, breaking the national men’s marathon record. Sadly, just a few years after switching to the marathon, the Achilles tendon broke at the 1990 Asian Games in Beijing. In late 1993, Zhang Guowei, who retired due to injury, became the head coach of the marathon and physical training team in Yunnan Province. A
No 4. Ren Longyun A
Achievement: Chinese men’s marathon record holder
Ren Longyun comes from Qinghai. At the 2007 Beijing International Marathon, Ren Longyun, a famous Chinese Qinghai, won the men’s second place with a score of 2:08:15 and broke the national record for the men’s marathon conducted by Hu Gangjun for ten years, becoming the second China to run in 2 hours and 10 minutes. Marathon runners, this result ranked 18th in the world that year. It is more regrettable that since then, Ren Longyun’s competitive status has fallen into a depression. First, he left the 2008 Olympics due to injury, and was frequently frustrated at the National Games and Asian Games.
No 3. Zhang Yuncheng
Achievement: the world’s first national athlete marathon champion, the world’s tenth men’s marathon
Zhang Yuncheng is from Inner Mongolia. In 1959, on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, the first National Games were held in Beijing. Inner Mongolia star Zhang Yuncheng won the championship with a score of 2:29:55 and won the first gold medal in the history of the National Games; in 1965 At the national marathon test competition held in Beijing, Zhang Yuncheng ran another 2:16:57, establishing the best national result at the time. This result also ranked 10th in the world men’s marathon, which is the highest ranking of Chinese men’s marathon runners in the world. Once In that era of material scarcity, Zhang Yuncheng has been able to run out of this achievement has been very good.
No 2. Hu Gangjun
Achievements: China’s first athlete to stumble upon 210, three national men’s marathons, and the only three North American champions to winHu Gangjun is from Inner Mongolia. In 1992, Hu Gangjun participated in the national marathon for the first time in Tianjin and won the championship at 2:14:08. In the 1993 Beijing Marathon, Hu Gangjun broke the “championship shortage” of the Chinese men’s marathon and won the North Malaysian Championship with a score of 2:10:57. In 1997 Hu Gangjun won the North Malaysian Men’s Championship for the third time with an excellent result of 2:09:18 seconds, becoming the first Chinese athlete to run 2 hours and 10 minutes, and the only three wins in the Marathon. from Beijing so far. Champion man athlete. Furthermore, Hu Gangjun broke the national marathon record three times.
No 1. Zhang Liangyou
Achievements: First New China Marathon Champion, First New China Marathon RecordZhang Liangyou is from Anhui. In 1956, Zhang Liangyou, 29, wrote three times to General He Long, who was in charge of the work of the State Sports Commission at the time, suggesting the development of a marathon in China. In 1957, the first marathon test competition in New China was held in Anhui province. Zhang Liangyou won the championship with a score of 2:52:34 in this competition, and this result was also recognized by the National Sports Commission as the first marathon record in New China. Zhang Liangyou also became the starter of the China New Marathon.
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