Men's 3000m steeplechase final was run in two groups — Tibet's Zhaxi Ciren won in 8:36.16, setting a national season best; defending champion Guizhou's Chen Yongchao ran 8:40.20 to top his group and take silver in the final, while Tibet's Nima Sangzhu was third in 8:42.75.
Men's 800m final: Zhejiang's Song Zhiyuan took gold in 1:47.13, with Jilin's Lv Zilong right behind in 1:47.14 in a 0.01s photo-finish duel. Young Sichuan runner Yin Zihao led most of the race and held on for bronze in 1:47.40.
Women's 100m hurdles heats: Wu Yanni had a quick reaction and steady rhythm between hurdles, winning Heat 3 in 13.06s and posting the fastest time across the semifinals, comfortably advancing to the final.
Men's 400m final: Shandong's Liu Kai went out aggressively and, with Guangdong's Li Minghao and Anhui's Li Xiang shoulder-to-shoulder at 200m, held his pace to win in 45.67s; Li Minghao was second in 45.99s (sub-46s in all three rounds), and Li Xiang took bronze in a PB of 46.06s.
Women's 400m final: Shanghai's Jiang Yutong led throughout, fending off Jiangsu's Liu Yutong and Guangxi's Li Fengdan after 300m to win in 52.93s; Liu Yutong was second in 53.57s, Fujian's Lei Juexin powered past on the home straight to claim bronze in 53.58s, and Li Fengdan faded to fourth.
Men's 200m final: Shanghai's Huang Youwen led out of the blocks and was level with Hubei's Liu Ke coming off the bend. Liu Ke held and accelerated in the closing stages to win in 20.26s (PB), becoming the third-fastest Chinese man in 200m history; Huang Youwen was second in 20.46s, and Liaoning's Chang Ji took bronze in a PB of 20.59s.
Women's 200m final: Hunan's Huang Yu produced a fast start and established the lead on the bend, holding off the straight-line chase to win in 23.42s (PB); Sichuan's Liu Yinglan, in the outer lane, sprinted through the final section to finish 23.51s (SB) for silver, and Shanghai's Huang Yufei was third in 23.59s (PB).
Mixed 4×100m relay final: Sichuan led from excellent start reactions and smooth exchanges, with Liu Xiajun anchoring to a 40.90s victory (SB); Fujian were second in 41.43s and Beijing third in 41.85s.
Last night's heavy rain in Quzhou did not deter the field-event athletes.
Shandong swept the discus 1–2. Feng Bin returned to the national championships and immediately won gold with 62.51m; her provincial teammate Jiang Zhichao threw a season best of 61.85m for silver; Jiangsu's Huang Jingru set a PB of 58.38m to take bronze.
Men's long jump: Hunan's Zhang Mingkun leapt 8.24m to edge out defending champion Shandong's Gao Peiqi and take the title.
Men's hammer throw: Jiangsu swept the podium. Wang Qi had all three legal throws beyond 73m and ultimately won with 73.93m; teammate Li Zixu threw 73.54m for silver, and Chen Jiawei was third with 69.98m.
Today's track schedule features the women's 10,000m in the morning; in the evening the men's and women's 4×100m relays, 400m hurdles finals, the women's 800m final, the men's 110m hurdles and women's 100m hurdles finals, and the men's 5000m — all are set to be highlights.
In the field events, men's high jump and shot put, and women's hammer and long jump will also conclude.
Let’s look forward to it together.