The goddess of the "card" door on the track and field: Wu Yanni's hurdle journey
In the track and field arena, there is a goddess-like existence, she not only has remarkable strength, but also has a unique charm. She is the bright new star of Chinese track and field - Wu Yanni. In the women's 100m hurdles final of the Munan Dohyo Memorial Race on May 12, 2024, Wu Yanni won the championship with a time of 12.86 seconds, tying the meeting record and showing her absolute dominance in the hurdles event.
Speaking of Wu Yanni, I have to mention her unique outfit. In this competition, Wu Yanni combed multiple small braids and skillfully covered the tattoo on her left arm with duct tape, showing her rigorous and fashionable side. And the two heart-shaped hairpins on her head are even more eye-catching, reminding people of the classic image in "Carmen". Xiao Nan believes that this is not only a display of her personality, but also the best interpretation of her attitude towards her game - serious and serious. But this time, Wu Yanni did not make a high-profile appearance and pose as she did in the past, which shows that she takes this competition very seriously!
In the preliminaries, Wu Yanni easily won the first place with a time of 12.91 seconds and successfully advanced to the finals. In the final, she faced Japan's top women's hurdles and Australia's fierce rival Sean Daniel. However, Wu Yanni was not intimidated by these strong players, and with her strength and consistent performance, she took the lead on the way and extended her advantage in the sprint stage to finally win the championship with a time of 12.86 seconds.
Looking back on Wu Yanni's season history, it can be described as a twist and turn. In the two races of the Diamond League, she ran 13.04 seconds and 13.15 seconds respectively, and became the focus of public opinion for a while. In the face of doubts and pressure, Wu Yanni did not choose to escape, but chose to face the difficulties. She has proved her strength and value with her practical actions.
The victory in the Munan Province Filial Piety Memorial Tournament is of great significance to Wu Yanni. Not only was it her third outdoor 100m hurdles this season and she broke the 13-second mark, but it was also her best chance to showcase her top quality in Asia. Xiao Nan believes that Wu Yanni's success is not accidental, but the embodiment of her unremitting efforts and training results.
In the women's 100m hurdles, Wu Yanni's results are enough to make her one of the representatives of Asian speed. Although her results are not yet on par with the world record in the women's 100m hurdles, she is already leading the way in Asia. Xiao Nan learned that the Asian record in the women's 100m hurdles was set by Kazakhstan's Shikhkina in 1995 with a time of 12.46 seconds. The national record was set by Zhang Yu in 1993 with a time of 12.64 seconds. Wu's 12.86 seconds is still a short distance from these records, but it is enough to make her stand out in Asia.
In addition to her outstanding strength, Wu Yanni also has a unique style and charm. Her composure and focus on the court are impressive, while her humor and cheerfulness off the court are relatable. Xiao Nan remembers that in an interview, Wu Yanni once said: "I like to show my strength on the field, but I also like to share happiness and beauty with everyone off the court." This authentic and natural personality has earned her the love and support of many fans.
For Wu Yanni, this victory in the Munan Province Hyo Memorial Tournament is just a new start in her career. Xiao Nan believes that with her strength and potential, she will definitely be able to achieve more brilliant results in future competitions. At the same time, Xiao Nan is also looking forward to her being able to achieve a breakthrough in her personal best results in both indoor and outdoor competitions, adding new glory to China's track and field career!
In the track and field field, Wu Yanni uses her strength and charm to write her own legendary story. She is not only the pride of Chinese track and field, but also the representative of Asian speed. Let's look forward to more exciting moments for her in future competitions!
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