What is China's 5000m record?

　　In athletics, the 5,000m event has always attracted much attention, testing the endurance, speed and perseverance of athletes. Many people have a question in their minds:What is China's 5000m record? ？

　　The Chinese men's 5000m record is 13:25.14, and the creator is Xia Fengyuan. It was at the track and field competition of the National Games on October 23, 1997, Xia Fengyuan ran with all his might on the field, writing his own and the glorious moment of Chinese athletics with sweat and hard work. This achievement represented the highest level of Chinese men in the 5000m event at that time, and inspired generations of Chinese track and field athletes to continue to move towards higher goals.

　　The 5,000-meter race, also known as the 5-kilometer race, has become a popular track and field event since the 1912 Stockholm Olympics were officially listed as an Olympic event, and it is also one of the important events of the Olympic Games and the World Athletics Championships. In the international arena, the 5000m event is extremely competitive, and world and Asian records are constantly being refreshed. And Chinese athletes have never stopped catching up.

　　For example, in the men's 5000m final of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games, China's Tashi Tsering finished seventh with a time of 13:56.67. Although he missed the podium, his tenacious fighting spirit on the field gave us hope for Chinese athletics. Every competition is an opportunity to grow, and Chinese athletes continue to accumulate experience and improve their strength in the competition with the world's top players.

　　China's 5000m record has witnessed the development of Chinese athletics. It's not just a cold number, it's a symbol of the hard work and dedication of countless athletes. In the future, we have reason to believe that more Chinese athletes will challenge this record, continue to break through themselves, create better results, and make Chinese athletics shine more dazzling on the world stage.