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From Setbacks to Silver Linings: Xie's Olympic Journey
Chinese sprinter Xie Zhenye is sprinting into the record books ! At 31, he’s set to become the first Chinese athlete to compete in four consecutive Summer Olympics after qualifying for Paris 2024 in the men’s 200m and 4x100m relay. But for Xie, it’s not about the medals—it’s about the love of the race.
Injuries, Comebacks, and Glory
Xie’s career reads like a sports drama : A devastating hip fracture at 16 nearly ended his career in 2009. Coaches urged him to quit—but he stormed back a year later with a Youth Olympics gold in Singapore! This pattern of 'fall down, rise higher' became his trademark:
2015 World Championships 4x100m relay silver (smashing Asian records)
National 100m record (9.97s in 2017)
Asian 200m record (19.88s in 2018)
Paris 2024: The Veteran’s Mindset
Despite injuries forcing him out of the 2018 Asian Games, Xie’s focus remains sharp. 'I just want to enjoy competing at this level,' he recently shared. For young athletes worldwide, his story screams resilience: proof that setbacks are just setups for greater comebacks .
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! At 31, he’s set to become the first Chinese athlete to compete in four consecutive Summer Olympics after qualifying for Paris 2024 in the men’s 200m and 4x100m relay. But for Xie, it’s not about the medals—it’s about the love of the race.
Injuries, Comebacks, and Glory
: A devastating hip fracture at 16 nearly ended his career in 2009. Coaches urged him to quit—but he stormed back a year later with a Youth Olympics gold in Singapore! This pattern of 'fall down, rise higher' became his trademark:
2015 World Championships 4x100m relay silver (smashing Asian records)
National 100m record (9.97s in 2017)
Asian 200m record (19.88s in 2018)
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