6-Year-Old Chinese Girl Sets Women’s Rubik’s Cube Speed Record
The six-year-old posted 4.52-second and 4.27-second averages, becoming the only female speedcuber with an average under 4.5 seconds.
- At World Cube Association certified competitions in Wuhan and Guangzhou, six-year-old Lian Yunzhi broke the women's Cube average world record twice this month, state broadcaster CCTV reported.
- Introduced to the Cube as a child alongside other activities, Lian saw her mother Lin Yangxi shift focus to cubing after realizing it was an 'excellent activity for fostering a child's comprehensive abilities.'
- The Chengdu native has mastered over 1,300 solving algorithms through daily practice and is the 'first female speedcuber to average under 4.5 seconds', CCTV added.
- Posting an average of 4.52 seconds at these events, the young speedcuber demonstrated her ability to solve the puzzle in rapid succession as shown in video footage.
- Lin said 'solving a Rubik's Cube improves focus, memory, logical thinking, spatial awareness, and helps develop a healthy mindset toward winning and losing,' adding that her daughter displays her trophies at home.
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