上至91下至26！中国“泳神”出战新加坡游泳大师赛

Group 1 - The "Swimming Masters" event in Singapore will feature participants aged from 26 to 91, showcasing a wide age range among competitors [1] - The event will take place from July 26 to August 22, with over 6,000 participants competing in various swimming disciplines, making it the largest event that combines elite sports with public participation [1] - Among the 40 participants from the "Swimming God" club, there are 23 male and 17 female athletes, competing in 98 individual events and 11 relay events across 13 age groups [1] Group 2 - Notable participants include 91-year-old Qi Liyun, who broke the men's 100m breaststroke world record in 1956, and 86-year-old Dai Lihua, who set a new world record in the women's 50m breaststroke for ages 85-89 [1] - The event will also feature a "mentor-mentee" dynamic with coaches and former champions, including current Olympic champion Li Bingjie’s father, Li Jian, participating [2] - The "Swimming God" club aims to promote public swimming and has a history that spans multiple generations of athletes, reflecting the development of swimming in China [2]