Power couple: HK100-winning boyfriend and girlfriend on a mission to rule the world of ultra running

Mainlanders Qi Min and Yao Miao talk about their agony and ecstasy at the Vibram HK100
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One person’s misfortune is another’s gain, as the saying goes, and that was certainly the case for China’s Qi Min at the Vibram Hong Kong 100.

UTMB 2019: Chinese runners reflect on poor pacing, pole poking, beer downing, monk cooking and lesson learning, South China Morning Post

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Power couple: HK100-winning boyfriend and girlfriend on a mission

Power couple: HK100-winning boyfriend and girlfriend on a mission to rule the world of ultra running

She married her husband when he was making $3.85 hr. Now they are millionaires.

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Power couple: HK100-winning boyfriend and girlfriend on a mission to rule the world of ultra running

UTMB 2019: Chinese runners reflect on poor pacing, pole poking, beer downing, monk cooking and lesson learning, South China Morning Post

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