Today, the 2026 Wuxi Marathon produced multiple outstanding results, worthy of being recorded in the annals of Chinese marathon history. Li Meizhen 2:25:06 — a huge PB, now the second-fastest active Chinese woman. Ding Changqin 2:26:29 — new PB; her previous PB was 2:26:54 at the 2015 Chongqing Marathon. Eleven years older, she still managed a PB. Mao Jinhu 2:07:36 — the fastest debut marathon by a Chinese runner, improving the previous debut record by nearly five minutes; the fourth-fastest time in Chinese men's history. Feng Peiyou 2:08:10 — once again under the 2:10 barrier; holds the record for the most sub-2:10 marathons by a Chinese male. Suolang Cairen 2:08:20 — a big PB; the 15th Chinese man to break 2:10 and the eighth-fastest in Chinese men's marathon history. Yang Kegu 2:08:48 — new PB; first time under 2:10, a Sichuan provincial record. Hong Yue 2:08:49 (net time) — the second-fastest ever among mass-category male runners in Chinese history, only behind Jia Erenjia's 2:08:32. Zaxi Ciren 2:09:43 — first time under 2:10. #WuxiMarathon #FengPeiyou #MaoJinhu #LiMeizhen #DingChangqin #marathon #TrailRunningBigBang