#Sports# | 🇨🇳🥇 #China# wins women's 4x100m freestyle relay with a new Asian Games record! On September 20, opening day of swimming at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, #Guangdong# swimmer Li Jiaping helped Team China advance from the heats (3:37.70), then the final squad delivered gold in record time! 🏊‍♀️ Born in Sihui, Zhaoqing, Li started swimming at 7 and joined the provincial team in 2020. This is Guangdong's first gold of the Games! She'll also compete in the 200m freestyle and 4x200m relay. 💪 #AsianGames# #TeamChina# #Swimming# #LiJiaping# #Guangdong# #GoldMedal# #AichiNagoya2026# #WomensRelay# #NewRecord#

On July 9, Wei Lingxia, a track and field athlete from Jiangxi competing for Team China, claimed the women's pole vault gold medal at the 1st 2026 Asian U23 Athletics Championships with a clearance of 4.20 meters. #China# #Jiangxi# #赣出新精彩# #赣鄱风韵#

TEACHING HER TO FIGHT FOR HER LIFE?? Smart dad, or too much fear for a teenager? A dad on TikTok walks his teenage daughter through what to do if a stranger grabs her wrist and pulls her toward a car. Twist out where the thumb and fingers meet, scream, keys in hand, phone down. Then they run it again at night and she breaks free. Some people are going to say this is scaring kids. I'd argue the scary thing is a kid who has never once thought about it until the moment it matters. He even says it himself: he's not trying to make her live in fear, he's trying to make her ready. And the "get off your phone" part might be the most useful five seconds on the internet this week. Watch any parking lot. Half the grown adults are walking to their car staring at a screen. As a father, I'd much rather teach this in a parking lot with everybody laughing than spend one second wishing I had. Ready isn't the same thing as scared.