1. In the women's 100 m final, Zhejiang youngster Chen Yuxie ran 11.08 seconds, improving her personal best by 0.02 seconds. Her reaction time was 0.180 s; she maintained a perfect rhythm throughout and continued to accelerate in the closing stages, taking the title by a decisive margin and breaking her own Asian U20 record. Ge Manqi ran 11.30 to take silver, and Xue Kunzhi was third in 11.43. This race was not only a milestone in Chen Yuxie's career but also a sign of the new generation's huge potential in Chinese women's sprinting. 2. In the men's 100 m final, Zhejiang star Xie Zhenye ran 10.10 seconds, with a reaction time of 0.159 s. He produced a smooth-rhythm race and a powerful finish to comfortably claim the title, setting a season's best. Jiangxi's Ye Linyanheng ran 10.21 for silver, Guangdong's Wu Haolin took bronze in 10.22, while He Wenlong and Chen Jiahao both clocked 10.23 to place fourth and fifth respectively. With a resounding victory, this leading figure in Chinese sprinting once again proved he remains the dominant force on the country's 100 m scene. 3. In the women's 1500 m final, Zhejiang's Xu Hui held a strong position from the start and produced a powerful kick over the final 200 m to win in 4:15.57. Beijing's Li Yuan took silver in 4:16.18, Shanghai Yayi's Ye Shuqi claimed bronze in 4:16.60, and Shandong's Quan Rui set a personal best of 4:17.85. Several athletes posted season-best performances, indicating steady overall improvement in the domestic women's middle-distance ranks. #National Athletics Championships#Athletics#Xie Zhenye#Chen Yuxie#Trail Running Explosion