The Tokyo 2020 Olympics are fast drawing to a close, having delivered a spectacular and unforgettable showcase after being postponed for a year due to the pandemic. During these Games, China’s star-studded Olympic team clinched numerous honors—and the very first gold medal of these Olympics was won by Yang Qian, who happens to be an academic superstar at Tsinghua University’s School of Economics and Management!

Born in Jiangshan, Yinzhou in 2000, 21-year-old Yang Qian seized the summer break to claim the women’s 10m air rifle gold at the Tokyo Olympics—and later teamed up with Yang Haoran to win the mixed 10m air rifle title as well. While some people spend their summer holidays lounging on the sofa, basking in the air conditioning and sipping bubble tea, others are dominating the Olympic stage. It’s hard not to admit that this “top student” has a truly extraordinary life.

Such is the nature of this world: there are always those who work tirelessly in silence, unknown to others, only to suddenly shine on a fateful day. And isn’t this precisely the story of Guangdong Shatuo Coating Technology Co., Ltd.?

From Zhongtulian’s relentless R&D efforts to Guangdong Shatuo’s own brand, over the past three decades the company has risen from obscurity in the coatings industry to earn numerous accolades—such as “Quality Brand Demonstration Enterprise” and “Well-Known Brand Demonstration Enterprise.” Each of these awards stands as the finest testament to the quiet dedication of every member of the Zhongtulian team.

The Olympic Games will close on August 8—go, Chinese athletes! And may the future of Guangdong’s sand ostriches be even brighter!