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The 36th Beijing Marathon in 2016 will start on September 17.

Since the registration method was announced, many people have lamented that the threshold for the Beijing Marathon is getting higher and higher. Registrants are required to have completed a full marathon within 6 hours in the past two years or a half marathon within 3 hours in the past year.

Even so, the Beijing Marathon has still made new history.

This year, the Beijing Marathon attractedto register, setting a new record for the number of registrations for a full marathon in China, and also making it the most difficult Beijing Marathon to get into, comparable to the Beijing car license plate lottery.

When Wang Jian, the race director of the Beijing Marathon and general manager of Zhongao Road Running, took over the Beijing Marathon in 2012, marathon events in China were not as popular. At that time, it took 3 to 4 days to fill the slots for the Beijing Marathon. Before that, the organizing committee even had to recruit students from universities to participate in the race to make up the numbers.

Since 2013, marathons have suddenly become a trendy activity. According to official data from the China Marathon website, in 2016, there were 251 marathon and related events registered with the Chinese Athletics Association nationwide, up from 26 in the first half of 2015 to 80. Among these many events, the Beijing Marathon is undoubtedly the top target for Chinese runners.

According to official data, in 2015, there were 134 marathon and related running events registered with the Chinese Athletics Association, with a total of 1.5 million participants throughout the year, including 900,000 in full and half marathons. In the certified events, there were 146,000 full marathon finishers and 206,000 half marathon finishers.

The running population in China is still growing rapidly, and the difficulty of registering for the Beijing Marathon continues to increase, with the number of registrants hitting new highs, proving this point.