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Move over, veteran Olympians – Gen Z is here to rewrite the playbook! China’s young athletes dominated new and unconventional sports at the 2024 Paris Games, proving age is just a number when it comes to glory.
Meet Liu Qingyi (aka B-Girl 671), the 19-year-old breaking sensation who spun her way to China’s first-ever bronze in the sport’s Olympic debut . Though she narrowly missed the finals, her victory over the Netherlands’ India Sardjoe sealed her place in history books.
Over at Place de la Concorde, teen BMX queen Deng Yawen (19) scored gold with gravity-defying flips . 'I felt like I was flying,' she grinned post-win – and honestly? We believe her.
Not to be outdone, speed climber Wu Peng (22) scaled his way to a silver medal , missing gold by just 0.02 seconds (that’s faster than a TikTok refresh!). Meanwhile, skateboarding prodigy Cui Chenxi, 15, landed China’s best-ever fourth-place finish in her event – watch your boards, world!
These aren’t just wins – they’re snapshots of China’s Gen Z reshaping global sports culture. Paris 2024? More like their playground.
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: China’s Youth Make Olympic History in Paris!
China’s young athletes dominated new and unconventional sports at the 2024 Paris Games, proving age is just a number when it comes to glory.
. Though she narrowly missed the finals, her victory over the Netherlands’ India Sardjoe sealed her place in history books.
. 'I felt like I was flying,' she grinned post-win – and honestly? We believe her.
, missing gold by just 0.02 seconds (that’s faster than a TikTok refresh!). Meanwhile, skateboarding prodigy Cui Chenxi, 15, landed China’s best-ever fourth-place finish in her event – watch your boards, world! 
snapshots of China’s Gen Z reshaping global sports culture. Paris 2024? More like their playground.
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