Jiu Jitsu Queen Wei Zi

The 10-year-old jujitsu girl has set three more world records: she dreams of becoming a dancer. Under the witness of the Onison World Record, 10-year-old Chengdu girl Chen took 16544 to roll 44 times a minute, 20 meters a minute.

Holding flowers at her waist, folding her body and raising her feet above her head ... Chen's jujitsu movements surprised her relatives and friends. Among the three challenges of the day, Chen had three challenges each, but she broke the world record in the first challenge.

Chen's challenge begins. The scene was crowded with people. Chen rolled on a mat about 76 meters long, and the passing audience cheered for her in unison. Before the end of 1 minute, Chen had reached the end of the mat and completed 43 laps. After the mat was lengthened, Chen completed 44 in the second challenge, and the challenge was successful.

According to Chen's parents, there is still room for further improvement in dance. Even if they fail to pass the examination, winning the prize in the dance competition will help their children to further their studies in the future-this is also their initial idea of taking their daughters to learn dance.

On the same day, it was the staff of the Onison World Records who witnessed Chen's challenge. Opportunity seldom knocks twice. Chen tried his best and rolled forward for 20 meters. Her time was 1 1.98 seconds, which broke her previous record of 13.22 seconds.

In an interview with the media, the partner of Onison World Records said that these records broken by Chen are actually relatively basic movements in Jiu Jitsu. Previously, the world record holders of these events were basically foreigners. Since 20 17, Liu Teng, the "Jiu Jitsu Queen" of China, took the lead in breaking these records, while Liu Ye kept breaking new records.

Chen's father, Chen Yong, told reporters that her daughter had no money to buy toys when she was a child. "She just plays by herself. Either bend down to get up or bend down to chase you. " Kindergarten teachers think that Chen has a good foundation and suggest taking children to learn dance.

Now, Chen goes to a local training institution in Longquanyi District every week to take a large dance class, and also goes to another dance teacher to take a small class. According to Chen's parents, there is still room for further improvement in dance. Even if dancing is not successful, it will be helpful for children to go to school in the future-this is also the idea that they took their daughter to learn to dance.

After completing three challenges and successfully breaking the world record, Chen immediately recovered his child's nature and played a car beside the venue. "Because I exercised at the gas station a few days ago, because I know that exercise will not live up to my achievements." Chen said with a smile that her next goal is to break the "spider crawl" of 45 laps a minute.

Father Chen Yong was very happy to see his daughter break the record again and again. He recalled Chen's first contact and fascination with Jiu Jitsu. "Because of the poor economic conditions at home, many children learn jujitsu props from the outside." Regarding Chen's future, Chen Yong expressed the hope that his children would continue to practice Jiu Jitsu, study hard and get on a bigger stage in the future.

It was this attempt that made my daughter a little angry and went to the local TV station, followed by China's Got Talent Show and Extraordinary 6+ 1. It was "extraordinary 6+ 1", and Chen Yao inserted 20 flowers and set a record of 1 minute. Chen has won many world record certificates, and Chen Yong firmly believes that these certificates can take her daughter to a bigger stage.

However, as a father, although his children's academic performance is only moderate, Chen Yong thinks that the most important thing for his daughter at present is to study. He is not sure whether Jiu Jitsu can become a child's career after performing, but he is sure that the child likes it. He unconditionally supports it and makes every effort to create conditions for the child, including supporting her to learn other interesting projects.