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6-Year-Old Girl Shatters Rubik's Cube World Record
23 Sep
Summary
- A 6-year-old Chinese girl set a new women's world record for solving a Rubik's Cube.
- Her average time for five solved cubes was an astonishing 4.27 seconds.
- She practices the puzzle for two to three hours daily to achieve her speed.
A 6-year-old Chinese girl named Lian Yunzhi has achieved a new women's world record for solving a 3x3x3 Rubik's Cube. At a competition held in Wuhan, China, on September 13, she demonstrated extraordinary speed, solving the puzzle multiple times.
Her impressive average time for five solves was a record-breaking 4.27 seconds, achieved three days after setting a preliminary record in Guangzhou. This accomplishment places her among the fastest speedcubers globally, a domain increasingly populated by younger competitors.
Yunzhi practices for two to three hours daily, a testament to her dedication. This trend of preteens excelling in speedcubing is notable, with many top competitors originating from China, where specialized schools focus on this skill. The intense focus and rapid learning abilities of young cubers contribute to their success in breaking established records.
