The 25-year-old is already "veteran"? The Chinese female sport is invincible, and the Paris Olympics may see a single-selling lineup of post-90s!

The blue track of Chongqing Olympic Sports Center is playing a magical reality: When the 25-year-old Ge Manqi is called the "leader of the Mesozoic Generation" by the media, the electronic age notice on the stands shows that four of the top six in the semi-finals were born before 1995. This dazzling number game casts a shadow on the second best result in the country of 11.39 seconds.

When Wei Yongli and Zhu Junying crossed the line, the angle of the two torso leaned forward was 0.8 degrees apart. It is this subtle difference that makes the timer show the cruel gap between 11 seconds 501 and 11 seconds 507 - equivalent to deciding the winner 1.5 cm before the finish line.

Ge Manqi's starting reaction was only third in 0.158 seconds, but the next 40 meters took 3.82 seconds, even better than Liang Xiaojing's data when she created the best of the year. This "suppress first and then rise" rhythm control may contain the new strategy of Chinese sprint teams to deal with international competitions. But the sharp doubts in the track and field forum are still fermenting: When the young American post-00s are already breaking through the 11-second mark, why are our top players still struggling for 0.1 second? Zhu Junying, who won the third place in the mixed interview area, suddenly choked up and mentioned "This may be the last one". In the athlete passage, a reporter witnessed a coach of a provincial team scolding the post-00s player who had not reached the final: "Do you know how old Wei Yongli is still fighting?" At this moment, drizzling is falling in the night sky in Chongqing, and among the scattered cheering banners in the stands, the three words "See Paris" appear particularly blurred in the reflection of the accumulated water.