In the women's singles tennis final of the Paris Olympics that ended in the early morning of August 4, Beijing time, China's "first sister" Zheng Qinwen defeated Croatia's Vikic in straight sets, and participated in the Olympics for the first time in her career, helping China win the gold medal in tennis women's singles for the first time.

And Zheng Qinwen also accepted an interview with CCTV after making history. Zheng Qinwen first happily showed his gold medal to reporters, and talked about realizing the dream of an Olympic tennis gold medal for China again after 20 years, Zheng Qinwen responded: "This victory is incomparable and unique for me. Because for me and my family, the Olympics have always been more important than the Grand Slam, and national honor always exceeds the individual, and I believe that all Chinese think so.

Zheng Qinwen said movingly: "So I also broke history and became the first Chinese women's singles champion to win the Olympic Games. It makes me feel that all the sweat and hardship are worth it. Only my family and coaches know how hard we have worked to get to this point! ”

Talking about the power of idols and role models such as Li Na, Zheng Qinwen said: "I have always believed in the saying that if my victory can bring tennis dreams to more children, it will be worth it, and I also hope that more Chinese tennis players can stand on the Olympic stage in ten or 20 years, because this is the stage where dreams come true. ”

Indeed, Zheng Qinwen's winning gold in this Olympics is indeed too inspirational. As we all know, because the Olympics have no points and no bonuses, many big tennis players refused to come to participate, including Rybakina and others even retired from the tournament and were reprimanded by their own tennis.

And Zheng Qinwen not only participated in the competition without hesitation, but also gritted her teeth in the face of adversity, staged a miraculous reversal and overturned the world No. 1 Swiatek in many games, she has deserved to be the new high-quality idol and role model of Chinese tennis.