Long Qingquan breaks weightlifting record; TAG Heuer watch strength is 5 times that of stainless steel

　　When he won the Beijing Olympic gold medal eight years ago, he was under 18 years old, and because of his handsome appearance, he was affectionately called "Fat Tian Liang". Eight years later, Long Qingquan, now a family man, stood on the highest podium of the Olympic Games again at the age of 26. The ups and downs over the eight years have been many, but at this moment, Long Qingquan has once again shown the world Chinese strength, returning as a king in the 56 kg category.

　　Long Qingquan successfully lifted 170 kg in his final attempt, breaking the Olympic record, and his total of 307 kg also broke the world record. This record was held by the prodigy Mutlu and had remained unchallenged for 16 years. Long Qingquan's stunning lift completed an incredible feat, exceeding the original record by a full 2 kg; this is a victory for Chinese weightlifting.

　　You should know that human potential is infinite; a person can lift 5 times their own body weight in an instant, and the TAG Heuer Grand Carrera series chronograph watch is 5 times harder than stainless steel.

　　TAG Heuer watches'The strength is: 5 times harder than stainless steel

　　Everyone aspires to have marble-like pectoral muscles, firm calf lines, and a perfect athletic physique. The scratch comparison test conducted by Heuer involved stainless steel plates and super titanium plates of the same volume subjected to five rounds of scratching under the same 2KG pressure. Such a "tough guy" gives you more security than a boyfriend.

TAG Heuer Grand Carrera series CALIBRE 36 RS chronograph watch CAV5185.FC6237

　　The 43 mm diameter is neither too big nor too small on the wrist; it is just right. The case is made of titanium, which is first-class in terms of scratch and wear resistance; the multi-functional chronograph also adds more practicality to the watch. It also has a water resistance of 100 metres, so you don't have to worry about any sport.