In a post-match interview on August 4th, Zheng Qinwen expressed his profound respect for the Olympics with deep emotion. He said, "For my family and me, the Olympics have always been more important than the Grand Slam because, in our hearts, national honor is always above personal achievements."

When the reporter mentioned that the victory of this match might inspire more children to take up tennis, Zheng Qinwen's eyes sparkled with light. The reporter asked, "Do you think this is more significant than your individual victory?" Zheng Qinwen replied, "I have always believed in the passing on of the torch. Everything needs to be inherited. If my victory today can ignite the tennis dreams in the hearts of more children, then all of this is worthwhile."

He continued, "I also hope that you will stand on this stage in ten years, twenty years. Because this is the pinnacle of dreams, to experience what I am experiencing at this moment. Then, you will find that life is worth living."

Zheng Qinwen's words reveal a profound meaning beyond the victory itself. He is not only an athlete pursuing excellence on the court but also a torchbearer of dreams and spirit. His victory is not only a personal glory but also an inspiration and encouragement to the next generation.

In Zheng Qinwen's view, every swing of the racket, every run, is not just for personal honor but also to convey a force, a force that allows dreams to take root and grow. He hopes that his achievements can become a beacon in the hearts of children, illuminating their path forward, and making them believe that as long as they work hard, dreams can come true.

The words of this tennis star are not only an affirmation of personal achievements but also an expectation for the entire sport of tennis and the younger generation. With his actions and words, he interprets what is the true Olympic spirit—to transcend oneself, pursue excellence, and inspire others.