Athletics at the 1993 National Games of China

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Athletics at the 7th National Games of China
DatesSeptember 1993
Host city Beijing, PR China Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg
Venue Workers Stadium

At the 7th National Games of the People's Republic of China, the athletics events were held in Beijing in September 1993.

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Medal summary

Men's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres (+2.0) Li Tao
Sichuan
10.24 =NR Lin Wei
Guangxi
10.26 Xia Xianghai
Sichuan
10.26
200 metres (-1.3) Huang Danwei
Guangdong
20.92 Zhao Cunlin
Hebei
20.96 Luo Xuming
Guangdong
20.99
400 metres Zhao Cunlin
Hebei
45.85 NR Si Yandong
Shaanxi
46.53 Yu Baoyi
Beijing
46.55
800 metres Mu Weiguo
Liaoning
1:49.27 Zhang Yi
People's Liberation Army
1;49.67 Song Mingyou
Shandong
1:50.17
1500 metres Liu Fuxiang
Shandong
3:48.68 Song Mingyou
Shandong
3:49.20 Ding Weifeng
Liaoning
3:49.54
5000 metres Hong Bo
Henan
13:32.46 Han Zongmin
Gansu
13:32.89 Zhang Fukui
Liaoning
13:34.41
10,000 metres Jiu Shangxuan
Henan
28:40.81 Sun Ripeng
Liaoning
28:41.72 Han Zongmin
Gansu
28:42.33
110 m hurdles Chen Yanhao
Shanghai
13.49 Li Tong
Beijing
13.59 Zhou Zhong
Beijing
13.96
400 m hurdles Yang Xianjun
Liaoning
49.59 NR Gao Yonghong
Shandong
49.93 Du Yuechun
Anhui
50.08
3000 metre steeplechase Sun Ripeng
Liaoning
8:24.87 NR/NJR Gao Shuhai
Hebei
8:33.60 Qin Gang
Jilin
8:33.67
4×100 m relay Guangdong
Liang Mingzhong
Zheng Yubin
Huang Danwei
Luo Xuming
39.16 Guangxi
39.52 Sichuan
39.57
4×400 m relay Beijing
3:08.54 Guangdong
3:09.34 Jiangsu
3:10.32
Marathon Zhang Fukui
Liaoning
2:11:10 Wu Yi
Tianjin
2:13:27 Ning Limin
Liaoning
2:14:29
20 km race walk Chen Shaoguo
Yunnan
1:19:43 Bu Lingtang
Gansu
1:19:49 Li Mingcai
Shandong
1:20:00
50 km race walk Li Mingcai
Shandong
3:49:17 Jin Guohong
Liaoning
3:55.08 Zhou Yongsheng
Jiangsu
3:58:07
High jump Xu Yang
Jiangsu
2.31 m Bi Hongyong
Shandong
2.28 m Zhou Zhongge
Beijing
2.25 m
Pole vault Liang Xueren
Fujian
5.30 m Cheng Yueyi
Fujian
5.20 m Li Anquan
Sichuan
5.20 m
Long jump Huang Geng
Henan
8.30 m Jia Xinli
Hebei
8.01 m Lang Yong
Sichuan
7.90 m
Triple jump Zou Sixin
Hunan
17.26 m Duan Qifeng
Hebei
16.96 m Xu Dongwen
Liaoning
16.94 m
Shot put Liu Hao
Beijing
19.72 m Ma Yongfeng
Liaoning
19.69 m Cheng Shaobo
Liaoning
18.59 m
Discus throw Li Shaojie
Shandong
60.86 m Ma Wei
Liaoning
60.62 m Nu Erliang
Xinjiang
59.82 m
Hammer throw Bi Zhong
Jiangxi
72.52 m Wang Guoqing
Shaanxi
68.16 m Li Jianhua
Heilongjiang
67.44 m
Javelin throw Zhang Lianbiao
Hunan
78.52 m Yang Hongtao
Tianjin
76.46 m Tang Linhua
Zhejiang
76.44 m
Decathlon Guo Jin
Liaoning
7780 pts Gong Guohua
Jiangxi
7704 pts Zhao Bingchun
Shandong
7641 pts

Women's events

EventGoldSilverBronze
100 metres (+1.2) Liu Xiaomei
Sichuan
11.02 AR Tian Yumei
Guangxi
11.24 Chen Yan
Sichuan
11.28
200 metres (-2.1) Chen Zhaojing
Tianjin
22.56 =AR Liu Xiaomei
Sichuan
22.70 Wang Ping
Shandong
22.79
Chen Zhaojing equaled Taiwanese Wang Huei-chen area record, set one year before.
400 metres Ma Yuqin
Hebei
49.81 AR Zhang Hengyun
Jiangsu
51.25 Liu Weiwei
Anhui
51.33
Former Asian junior champion Ma Yuqin set a new Asian record of 49.81 seconds, ranking her first of the world 400 metres top list in 1993. Zhang Hengyun, only 19, clocked 51.25 seconds to break the area junior record.
800 metres Liu Dong
Liaoning
1:55.54 AR Qu Yunxia
Liaoning
1:56.24 Liu Li
Liaoning
1:57.18
During the heats, 17-year-old Wang Yuan bettered Maria Mutola's junior record of 1:57.63 to 1:57.18. She eventually finished fifth of the final.
1500 metres Qu Yunxia
Liaoning
3:50.46 WR Wang Junxia
Liaoning
3:51.92 Zhang Linli
Liaoning
3:57.46
Wang Yuan, who finished seventh of the race, clocked 3:59.81 to break her own world junior record she had achieved during the heats.
3000 metres Wang Junxia
Liaoning
8:06.11 WR Qu Yunxia
Liaoning
8:12.18 Zhang Linli
Liaoning
8:16.50
10,000 metres Wang Junxia
Liaoning
29:31.78 WR Zhong Huandi
Yunnan
30:13.37 Zhang Lirong
Liaoning
31:09.25
100 m hurdles (+0.1) Zhang Yu
Tianjin
12.64 AR Xie Liuying
Guangxi
12.75 Zhou Hongyan
Hebei
12.90
400 m hurdles Han Qing
Beijing
53.96 AR Guo Yue
Tianjin
54.47 † Leng Xueyan
China Petroleum
54.52
4×100 m relay Guangxi
Xiao Yehua
Tian Yumei
Huang Mei
Ou Yanlan
43.16 Sichuan
43.36 Hunan
43.57
4×400 m relay Hebei
An Xiaohong
Bai Xiaoyun
Cao Chunying
Ma Yuqin
3:24.28 AR Guangxi
3:28.58 Tianjin
3:28.87
Marathon Wang Junxia
Liaoning
2:24:07 Qu Yunxia
Liaoning
2:24:32 Zhang Linli
Liaoning
2:24:42
10 km race walk Li Chunxiu
Qinghai
41:48 Gao Hongmiao
Liaoning
41:57 Yan Hong
Liaoning
42:46
High jump Jin Ling
Liaoning
1.94 m Wang Wei
Shandong
1.91 m Ge Ping
Guangdong
1.88 m
Long jump Ma Miaolan
Zhejiang
7.06 m (w) Yao Weili
Heilongjiang
6.81 m Xiong Qiying
Sichuan
6.79 m
Triple jump Ren Ruiping
Shandong
14.29 m Zhang Yan
Guangdong
14.28 m Ma Miaolan
Zhejiang
14.12 m
Shot put Zhou Tianhua
Jiangsu
20.00 m Zhang Liuhong
Jiangsu
19.90 m Zhang Zhiying
Inner Mongolia
19.77 m
Discus throw Cao Qi
Inner Mongolia
66.08 m Zhao Yonghua
Liaoning
64.42 m Luan Zhili
Shandong
63.58 m
Javelin throw Ha Xiaoyan
Shaanxi
65.44 m Zhang Li
Tianjin
64.06 m Xu Demei
Zhejiang
62.10 m
Heptathlon Ma Miaolan
Zhejiang
6750 pts AR Zhu Yuqing
People's Liberation Army
6394 pts Wu Shuling
Liaoning
6249 pts

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