Pan Zhanle won the championship in 100, the relay women's team counterattacked to win the gold, and the 14-year-old Xiaoya became the world champion

In the early morning of February 16, Beijing time, the 2024 Doha World Swimming Championships came with good news, and the Chinese swimming team added two more golds, respectively from Pan Zhanle's men's 100-meter freestyle event and women's 4x200-meter freestyle relay event. The process of winning the championship in both events was thrilling, and the Chinese players overtook in the case of falling behind. At present, the Chinese swimming team has won four gold medals.

Previously, the Chinese team won the gold medal in the men's 4×100m freestyle relay, and Pan Zhanle, who was the first baseman, swam a time of 46.80 seconds to set a new world record in the men's 100m freestyle, while Tang Qianting won the women's 100m breaststroke event.

In yesterday's men's 100m freestyle semi-finals, Pan Zhanle advanced to the top place, and another Chinese player, Wang Haoyu, finished sixth and also advanced to the final.

At the beginning of the final, the 19-year-old Pan Zhanle got up to speed quickly, with a half-time of 22.55 seconds. However, in the second half, Italy's Miresi and Hungary's Nemes performed strongly, and Pan Zhanle fell to fourth at one point.

Fortunately, in the final stage, the world record holder did not give the opponent a chance, Pan Zhanle sprinted wildly, and finally won the championship in 47.53 seconds, Miresi won the second place in 47.72 seconds, Nemes won the bronze medal with a time of 47.78 seconds, and Wang Haoyu finally finished eighth.

Pan Zhanle also became the second Chinese athlete to win the men's 100m freestyle after Ning Zetao at the 2015 World Championships in Kazan.

In the subsequent women's 4x200m freestyle relay final, China sent Ai Yanhan, Gong Zhenqi, Li Bingjie, and Yang Peiqi to participate. Before the game, in order to save her strength, Li Bingjie withdrew from the women's 200-meter freestyle final, and Ai Yanhan gave up the women's 100-meter freestyle semifinals.

In the final, Ai Yanhan swam 1:57.65 and finished sixth, while Gong Zhenqi swam 1:58.84 and finished fifth. At this time, the Chinese team was 2.70 seconds behind the British team, which was temporarily ranked first.

The third batter, Li Bingjie, showed the strength of the Olympic champion, and she fought hard to cut through the waves, surpassing four opponents in succession, and moving the Chinese team to No. 1 in the rankings. Li Bingjie's time was 1:54.59, which was the fastest time in the field.

Peggy Yang held on to the lead in fourth with a time of 1:56.18. The Chinese team finally won the championship in 7:47.26! This is the third time that the Chinese team has won the world championship in this event after 1994 and 2009.

Great Britain finished third in 7:51.41 behind in second place, while Australia finished third in 7:51.41.

It is worth mentioning that Gong Zhenqi was born on November 2, 2009, and is now only 14 years old, and this is her first time participating in the World Series. She with Ai Yan