Chinese Golden Flower wins the 7th person! Wang Xinyu is comparable to Li Na Zhengjie, and the French Open has received a huge prize of 3.35 million

On June 11, Beijing time, the French Open women's doubles final was contested, and the two sides were the 10th seed Fernandez/Townsend and the Straits pair Wang Xinyu / Xie Shuwei. After a fierce battle in three sets, the Wang Xinyu/Xie Shuwei combination defeated Fernandez/Townsend 1-6/7-6/6-1 to win this year's French Open women's doubles title.

Under the age of 22, Xiaohua Wang Xinyu successfully won the championship on her third career Grand Slam doubles trip. She became the seventh Chinese mainland player to win a Grand Slam, along with six players in the history of Chinese tennis, including Zheng Jie, Yan Zi, Sun Tiantian, Li Na and Zhang Shuai.

Chinese Jinhua first won a Grand Slam title at the 2006 Australian Open, where Zheng Jie and Yan Zi defeated the Raymond/Stosur duo in the final to win their first Grand Slam title. At Wimbledon in the same year, the Zheng Jie/Yan Zi combination won the title again, winning the second Chinese Golden Slam title.

China's third Grand Slam title was also at the Australian Open, where Sun Tiantian and Zemundic won the Australian Open mixed doubles title in 2008, the first Grand Slam mixed doubles title for a Chinese player.

The real epoch-making was Li Na, who won two Grand Slam women's singles titles at the 2011 French Open and the 2014 Australian Open, becoming the first Asian player to win a Grand Slam singles event.

Another Golden Flower player who won the Grand Slam doubles title is Zhang Shuai, who won both Grand Slam doubles titles at the 2019 Australian Open and the 2021 US Open. In addition, before partnering Wang Xinyu to win this year's French Open women's doubles title, Xie Shuwei won two Grand Slam doubles titles with another Chinese player at Wimbledon 2013 and French Open 2014.

Wang Xinyu became the seventh Chinese Jinhua to win the Grand Slam title after these six. In this year's French Open singles and doubles matches, Wang Xinyu is the Chinese player who has gone the farthest. She received a total of €142,000 in singles and €295,000 in doubles. The total amount of the prize before tax reached 437,000 euros, which is about 3.35 million yuan.