As soon as the news was released that Lao Yi, Su Bingtian and Zhang Peimeng "jointly" broke the national 100-meter record at the Chongqing National Track and Field Championships, it quickly aroused heated discussion among the masses.

Track and field is unpopular, but there are two events that will never be unpopular: the 100 meters and the marathon.

Due to the characteristics of the marathon, a large number of people participate in it across the country. Full marathon and half marathon events are widely held in major cities across the country.

The 100-meter event is the most basic event in the ancient Olympic Games and the modern Olympic Games. It is the big brother of track and field, and track and field is the mother of sports, so as long as the 100-meter event has a hot spot, it will not worry about losing popularity.

It's not dark yet, and major online forums and social media are full of discussions about this track and field championship.

Amid the joyous celebrations, a blogger named "The Goddess Ito-kun" suddenly posted a post on a certain forum:

[10 seconds 00 and 10 seconds 09, in 1998 and 2010, how far is the gap between the Chinese men's 100 meters and Neon? 】

"Today I saw so many people celebrating Lao Yi's breaking of the national 100-meter record. They also talked about 'three records in one shot' and how much the Chinese men's 100-meter improvement has been. The future of China's 100-meter and Chinese sprints is so bright."

"This post is not to start a fight, but to mention something to some blindly happy track and field fans - as early as the 1998 Asian Games in Bangkok, Thailand, Koji Ito clocked 10.00 seconds (9.996 seconds per thousand).

It set an Asian record at the time and is still the second best result in Asia to this day."

"It is worth mentioning that the current Asian record is 9 seconds 99 set by Qatari athlete Francis, and this Francis is a black athlete naturalized from Nigeria from Qatar! Therefore, although the Asian 100-meter record no longer belongs to local Asian athletes

, but Ito-kun is still the light of Asia!”

"Back to the topic, when Ito-kun crossed the 10-second mark, China's 100-meter record was only 10.17 seconds, and the creator of this record, Zhou Wei, was later found guilty of taking illegal drugs.

Banned!”

"I'm not an industry insider. I don't know if today's collective breakthrough of Lao Yi, Su Bingtian and Zhang Peimeng to break the national record is really just because of their improvement in strength. Let's just assume that they are, but despite this, China's 100-meter level

There is still a big gap between it and neon."

"And I think the limits of the three of them have reached this point, and only Wayne has room for improvement. But who knows whether this Wayne has changed his age? Look at his muscle size, it's

Can a teenager under the age of 18 have it? I think everyone has the answer in their hearts."

...

There are many similar posts and blogs all over the Internet. They seem to have sprung up suddenly, quickly arousing heated discussions among netizens.

A considerable number of netizens believe that although these bloggers' remarks are a bit harsh, they are also true.

The Chinese men's 100-meter level is indeed not as good as the Neon next door. Otherwise, in the men's 4x100-meter relay final of the Yanjing Olympics, why did they win the bronze medal and we were at the bottom?

There are different opinions, but most people's comments are: the blogger's statement is a little extreme, but it is very true. The Chinese men's 100-meter level does need to be improved.

There is no way, at this point in time, under the information gap that the centipede spiders have and the bombardment of public opinion, the Chinese people are generally introspective.

What, you don’t reflect on it? Then you are in a hurry!

Yang Ma captured this phenomenon very keenly, and the fact that China’s 100-meter record was broken should indeed be promoted more vigorously, so on the next day, she found Wei En and Lao Yi, two people who had broken the Chinese 100-meter record this year.

The Guangxi Twin Stars who record it, want to do an interview with them.

And this interview is not simple, it will be included in the news broadcast and focus interview of the day!

The content to be broadcast by Xinwen Network is relatively simple. It is to first briefly introduce Lao Yi's deeds of breaking the national record at the Chongqing National Track and Field Championships, and then Lao Yi and Wei En will say some inspiring words to keep up the good work.

The content of the focus interviews is different. CCTV sent a professional project team to temporarily apply for a small area in the Chongqing Olympic Sports Center Stadium for interviews. Behind it is the interior scene of the stadium where the game is taking place.

CCTV reporters asked Wei En and Lao Yi many questions, but it is still unknown how many of the answers to these questions will be broadcast in the focus interview column.

But Wayne answered every question very seriously.

CCTV reporter: "Since yesterday evening, as soon as the news was released that Lao Yi won the championship and broke the national 100-meter record, the entire Internet has been discussing this matter. As the creators of the previous record and the creators of the new record, you two are

How do you view this matter?"

Wei En: "I'm very happy because I have been joining the Guangxi track and field team since October last year. For more than half a year, I have seen Brother Daniel's hard work. I think he deserves this honor."

of!"

Lao Yi: "I am very happy, because I am already 25 years old this year. Being able to reach the peak at such an age and briefly hold the national record, I feel that this life is worth it."

CCTV reporter (asked Lao Yi): "I noticed a word, 'short-term possession', so you think this record may not last too long, right?"

Lao Yi: "Don't look at me improving the national record by 0.05 seconds in one breath, but this result is really unstable. Su Bingtian and Zhang Peimeng are in very good condition now. If the wind speed, altitude, temperature and other conditions are good, they will be completely

Have the ability to threaten this record. And..."

Lao Yi glanced at Wei En and said with a smile: "My 10.09 seconds was achieved with a strong tailwind of 1.2 meters per second. Wei En's previous 10 seconds 14 was achieved with a headwind of 0.4 meters per second.

It was created by a man, but in fact, in terms of physical strength, I am still 0.05 seconds behind him."

CCTV reporter: "Hard power? Is this a professional ranking in the field of track and field? Can I understand that a result may look good in numbers, but in fact it does not mean that the athlete has the strength to match the result.

?”

Wei En shook his head and explained: "That's not the case. The hard power we call is based on objective conditions such as wind speed, altitude, temperature, humidity, etc., and is calculated by a certain formula for reference.

An athlete's performance in a certain spear competition should be based on conditions such as zero wind speed and zero altitude."

"For now, American physicist Jonas Murica mentioned in "The Theory of Absolute Stillness" published in 2002: [Every ±1m/s wind speed affects the performance of sprinters by about 0.05

seconds; every 1,000 meters of altitude increase will have an impact on athletes' performance of approximately 0.02 to 0.03 seconds]. This theory is the most widely used and generally accepted hard power conversion formula in the track and field world."

A CCTV reporter suddenly became interested and asked: "The current best 100-meter time set by local athletes in Asia is 10 seconds run by Neon's Koji Ito at the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games. If we use this formula to calculate

, what is his approximate hard power with this shot?"

Wei En smiled, this question seemed a bit like digging a hole for himself, but Zhou Yu was willing to fight and others were willing to suffer, so he really spoke frankly about this question.

Wei En said: "The hard power of this shot is about 10 seconds and 9 seconds. Although the altitude of Bangkok is only about 1 to 2 meters, the wind speed is too high. Ito Koji is actually a very good yellow athlete.

But in terms of hard power alone, in fact, his top five individual 100-meter results are all around 10 seconds and 1..."

A CCTV reporter interjected: "Do you think you can surpass him? Whether it's personal best or hard power."
Chapter completed!