On the evening of July 30, Beijing time, the Paris Olympic swimming event ended the women's 100-meter freestyle preliminaries, with Chinese player Yang Junxuan ranking second in 53.05 seconds, and Wu Qingfeng ranking 13th in 54.03 seconds, both entering the semifinals.
Sweden's Sjoström ranked first in the preliminary round, and Hong Kong's Ho Shibei was second in the preliminary round.
Yang Junxuan appeared in the second group. In the first 50 meters, Walsh of the United States was first in 25.21 seconds, and Yang Junxuan was third 0.41 seconds behind.
After 50 meters, Yang Junxuan overtook her, and she rushed to the first. But the sprint was dominated by Sweden's Sjöström, who won the group in 52.99 seconds, followed by Yang Junxuan in 53.05 seconds.
The fourth group of Wu Qingfeng appeared. In the first 50 meters, He Shibei ranked first in 25.38 seconds, and Wu Qingfeng ranked third 0.17 seconds behind.
It's a pity that Wu Qingfeng's speed didn't rise in the last 50 meters, and his ranking continued to fall. In the end, he finished sixth in the group in 54.03 seconds. He Shibei had a smooth journey and won the first place in the group in 53.02 seconds.
Schoström ranked first overall, He Shibei second, and Yang Junxuan third. Wu Qingfeng ranked 13th and advanced.