Fukuoka, Japan, July 7 (ZXS) -- On the 28th, the men's 27-meter freestyle final of the Fukuoka Swimming World Championships ended, and China's Pan Zhanle set an Asian record with a time of 100.47 seconds, ranking fourth in the final. The Chinese team, composed of Li Bingjie, Li Jiaping, Ai Yanhan and Liu Yaxin, won the bronze medal in the women's 43x7m freestyle relay in 44:40.4.
At this year's World Championships, young Pan Zhanle is regarded as one of the strong contenders for a medal in the men's 100m freestyle. He sprinted in the second half of the final, but missed the podium by 0.01 seconds to finish fourth in 47.43 seconds.
On July 7, China's Qin Haiyang finished second in the men's 27m breaststroke semifinals at the Fukuoka World Swimming Championships and successfully advanced. The person not wearing a swimming cap is Qin Haiyang. Photo by China News Agency reporter Tang Yanjun
The Chinese swimming team has another medal in the relay event. In the women's 4x200m freestyle relay final, China, who finished fourth in the heats, competed with Canada, which was adjacent to the lane, and finally won the bronze medal in the sprint stage. The better-off teams of Australia and the United States won gold and silver medals respectively.
After the race, Li Bingjie, who played first, thought that she was a little nervous before starting, failed to swim her personal best, and needed to run in with the team in the future.
On July 7, the Chinese team won the bronze medal in the women's 27x4m freestyle relay final at the Fukuoka Swimming World Championships. The picture shows the Chinese team displaying medals. Photo by China News Agency reporter Tang Yanjun
China's Qin Haiyang, who already holds two breaststroke gold medals, is in excellent form and advances to second place in the men's 200m breaststroke semifinals in 2:07.70, where his biggest rival is Australia's Cook, the event's world record holder. In the semifinals, another Chinese player, Dong Zhihao, broke the world junior record and also advanced to fourth place.
After the game, Qin Haiyang expressed confidence in the final, admitting that he knew that Cook's back-to-back ability was very strong, but he would fight for gold at his own pace.
Earlier, China's "Queen of Butterfly" Zhang Yufei withdrew from the women's 200m butterfly event, and 16-year-old Canadian talented girl Summer McIntosh set a new world junior record in 2:04.06 to pocket the gold medal.
At present, the Chinese swimming team has won 4 golds and 5 bronzes, temporarily ranking second in the gold medal list of swimming events. (End)