"In the past, I used to tell others that running hadn’t really changed my life, but now I realize that it actually has brought many changes," "Mao Dou" revealed to reporters on the day. After completing the Xiamen Marathon, she herself didn’t expect to receive so much attention. "A few days ago, a film crew even approached me to act in a movie, but I turned them down. What I love most, and what I enjoy sharing with others, is running. I’m happy to participate in any sports-related activities. Like today’s event with Qianbao’s 'Sports Help', exchanging ideas with so many people who love sports made me really happy."
"Mao Dou" also told reporters that a company had invited her to specifically promote marathon events across the country. "That really excited me. That way, I could participate in every marathon I want to run. It’s just an irresistible appeal for me."
On the day of the event, many girls asked "Mao Dou" how they could stick with running. Her answer was definitely practical.
"If you use up all your enthusiasm for running in one day, you definitely won’t want to run again the next day. For example, if you plan to run a 10-kilometer race, you can break it into three days—running 3 kilometers, then another 3 kilometers, and then 4 kilometers. Gradually increase your training volume as your body adapts and feels comfortable, and fall in love with running step by step."