On the 20th, the Chinese team continued to march forward in the 11th World Disabled Athletics Championships, winning three gold medals in a single day, including Shi Yiting breaking the world record, Zou Lijuan winning another gold, and Hu Yang, Dai Yunqiang and Zhang Ying winning the top three men's 400m T54.

Shi Yiting stood out in the women's 100m T36 final, running 13. 35 seconds to break the world record and win the gold medal. At the same time, she also won the four consecutive world championships in this event.

On May 20, Shi Yiting (second from right) of China was in the women's 100m T36 final. Photographed by Zhang Xiaoyu, reporter of Xinhua News Agency

Shi Yiting said after the game that it was the excellent opponents who inspired her. She said: "I was injured all the time before, and training was not in good condition. I didn't expect (to break the record) before the game, but seeing the performance of the New Zealand players was so good, which encouraged me to play." The New Zealand players mentioned by Shi Yiting are Danielle Acheson, her old opponent who has played against her for many times. They will also compete again in the women's 200m T36 finals.

The Chinese team won the men's 400m T54 medal. Hu Yang won the championship in 44.98 seconds. He set a new Asian record and world championship record in the event at the Paris World Championships last year. On the same day, he successfully defended his title and set a new record again. His teammates Dai Yunqiang and Zhang Ying ranked second and third respectively.

On May 20, Hu Yang was in the men's 400m T54 finals. Photographed by Zhang Xiaoyu, reporter of Xinhua News Agency

After the game, Hu Yang said, "I am very proud that we can raise three national flags this time. After that, we will spare no effort to prepare for the Paris Paralympic Games in September, hoping to set a new record."

Zou Lijuan, the world record holder, added another gold after winning the women's javelin F34 recently. She won the gold in the women's shot put F34 final with a score of 9.11 meters and broke the world championship record.

Huang Jun won the bronze medal in the men's shot put F41 with a time of 11.37 meters, and Anton Quan won the bronze medal in the men's javelin F38 with a time of 51.21 meters.

The Chinese team currently ranks first in the gold medal table with 13 gold medals, 9 silver medals and 11 bronze medals.