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1, Su,1Born in Guangfu, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province on August 29th, 1989, China male sprinter, associate professor of the School of Physical Education of Jinan University, master's tutor, 20 17 master's student majoring in international economy and trade of Jinan University, and doctoral student of the School of Physical Education of Beijing Sport University. Asian record holder in men's 60m and100m.

In 2007, Sue joined the team, and two years later, she joined the national team. In 20 12, in the men's 100-meter competition of the London Olympic Games, Su advanced to the semi-finals with the third place in the group, becoming the first athlete in the sprint history of China to advance to the men's 100-meter semi-finals of the Olympic Games. 20 15 In May, Eugene of the United States won the third place in men's 100 meter in the IAAF Diamond League in 9.99 seconds, becoming the first Asian native player to enter the 9-second mark. 20 17 May, won the men's 100 meter race in Shanghai of IAAF Diamond League with 10.09 seconds.

3.2065438+In February 2008, Su won the men's 60m championship of the IAAF World Indoor Tour in 6.43 seconds, and set a new Asian record. In March, he once again broke the Asian record of men's 60m in the World Indoor Championships of Track and Field with a time of 6.42 seconds and won the silver medal, becoming the first China athlete to win a medal in men's sprint in the world competition, which also created the best result for Asian athletes in this event. On June 23rd, he tied the Asian record with 9 seconds 9 1 at the IAAF World Challenge in Madrid and won the men's 100 meter championship. In August, he broke the Asian Games record in 9.92 seconds in the men's 100 meter final of the Asian Games in Jakarta. 20 19, 1 1 was elected as a member of the IAAF Athletes Working Committee. In March, 20021,in the men's 60m final of Southwest Division of 20021Indoor Athletics Invitational Tournament, he ranked first in Asia and third in the world with a score of 6.49 seconds. On August 1 day, Su set an Asian record in the men's 100 meter semi-final of Tokyo Olympic Games with a time of 9.83 seconds. On August 8th, Sue was the flag bearer of the China delegation at the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games.