Wu Yanni posted the international athlete certificate of the Paris Olympics: it will meet the standards in 2018, but I just want to use the Olympic results to obtain the certificate

On May 21, Wu Yanni posted her certificate and posted a message: She received the international athlete certificate from the Paris Olympics. I met the international athletes in 2018, but I just wanted to use the results of the Olympics to get an international athlete certificate, because I firmly believe that I will participate in the Olympics. I would rather not have an international athlete certificate for the Olympics; I met the first-level athlete standard in 2015, but I never got a first-level athlete certificate because I believe that I will definitely be a healthy player. This is the self-stimulation that a little girl has come step by step. Public information shows that in July 1997, Wu Yanni was born in Fushun County, Zigong, Sichuan. She started learning dance at the age of four and practiced track and field at the age of twelve.

In 2015, the 18-year-old Wu Yanni won the National Youth Games Championship; in the 2017 National Games, Wu Yanni won the bronze medal; in 2021, Wu Yanni broke through the 13-second mark twice in the 100-meter hurdles, creating the best Asian results in the season with 12.87 seconds; in the National Games of the same year, she won the silver medal; in the 2023 National Track and Field Championships, Wu Yanni won the championship with a time of 12.93 seconds; in the 2023 Chengdu Universiade, Wu Yanni once again set her personal best results in local operations, winning silver with 12.76 seconds and qualifying for the Paris Olympics.

On the afternoon of August 7, 2024, in the first round of the women's 100-meter track and field hurdles for the Olympic Games, Wu Yanni ran 12.97, ranked 6th in the group, and entered the resurrection race.

Recently, Wu Yanni has also set a new world ranking record for individual and Chinese players many times in a row.

On May 7, according to media reports, the IAAF announced the new world rankings. Chinese player Wu Yanni rose to 25th in the women's 100m hurdles event. On the 8th, the latest rankings of IAAF announced that Chinese hurdler Wu Yanni jumped to 23rd in the world in the women's 100m hurdles event, setting a new career high. It is also the world ranking record for Chinese players in this event.

On the 15th, according to Beijing Sports University, national track and field athlete Wu Yanni appeared on behalf of Beijing Sports at the 63rd Capital Higher Education Student Track and Field Games. In the second group of the women's group A 100-meter hurdles preliminaries, Wu Yanni broke the record for the first time in 29 years with a time of 13.26. On the same day, the IAAF announced its latest world rankings, and Wu Yanni rose to 21st, setting a new record for individuals and Chinese players in the event.