Wang Jiali's career.

Wang Jiali, a native of Zhuozhou, Hebei Province, graduated from Zhuozhou Middle School in 2007.

20 10 Beijing marathon women's team competition, China played well and swept the top three. Wang Jiali won the championship in 2 hours, 29 minutes and 30 seconds, while Wang Xiaoshu and Wei Yanan finished second and third respectively.

This competition starts from Tiananmen Square, passes through Fuxingmen, Yuetan, Sanlihe, Chegongzhuang, Garden Bridge, Landian Factory, Fireware Camp, Wanquanhe, Zhichun Road, Xueyuan Road, Cui Lin Road, Beichen West Road, Landscape Avenue, Olympic Forest Park, Bird's Nest and Water Cube, and finally reaches the Olympic Sports Track and Field. This year's marathon attracted more than 30,000 runners from home and abroad, * * * from 48 countries and regions.

Wang Jiali, a girl from Zhuozhou, didn't establish an advantage quickly after starting today, but adopted the tactics of following, and overtook her on the way, finally hitting the line first in 2 hours, 29 minutes and 30 seconds. Her victory also enabled the China Women's Team to win the Beijing Marathon 19 consecutive championships. Due to the cold weather, Wang Jiali said after the game, "My hands and arms are already frozen."

In the interview, Wang Jiali also said, "I think the temperature has little effect on me, and my own tactic is to run out of my own rhythm. Although the body is a little frozen, it is actually okay, because all kinds of environments have adapted during training. " Meanwhile, Wang Jiali did not consider winning the championship before the game. "Don't think too much, run as much as possible."

On March 17, the Chongqing International Marathon and National Marathon Championship ended, and Wang Jiali won the championship in 2 hours, 22 minutes, 4 minutes1second, winning the Olympic gold medal in succession. As this competition is also a trial for the London Olympic Games, according to the regulations, Wang Jiali, who won the championship, was successfully selected into the training lineup for the London Olympic Games.