On October 27, 2019 (September 29, 2019 in the lunar calendar), the Rubik's cube record was 0.683 seconds. October 27, 2019, Changsha, Hunan. In the wca Changsha Autumn Rubik's Cube Competition, Zhang Qi, who was only 7 years old, practiced the Rubik's Cube for less than a year and broke the China record for the second-order Rubik's Cube with a time of 0.683 seconds. Zhang Qi practiced the third step 100 times a day and the second step 50 times a day, and said that the next goal is to break the average China record for the second step. Accompanied by exciting cheers, the Science and Technology Report Hall of Changsha University of Science and Technology heard the good news that 7-year-old Rubik's Cube player Zhang Qiqi broke the second-order single China record. This is another record set on the Yongjun Cup 2019WCA Changsha Autumn Rubik's Cube Tournament. This competition was held in Changsha from October 26 to 27. A total of 117 Rubik's Cube masters from all over the country were gathered. The age range was as high as 34 years old, and the youngest was only 6 years old. As the youngest player to break this record, Zhang Qi's time was 0.683 seconds, compared with the previous second-order single China record of 0.86 seconds. At the scene, Xiao Qi was wearing a sweater with a Rubik's Cube pattern printed on it, and she would never leave the Rubik's Cube before and after every game. In the first match of this tournament, a male student from a university in Guangdong broke the single Asian record of the seventh order that he just broke in August, and also became the holder of the seventh order average China record. He told reporters that he started playing Rubik's Cube in the sixth grade and participated in competitions in the second grade of junior high. He still insists on it as a hobby in his senior year. "At that time, we mostly learned by ourselves. Now more and more platforms provide support, and a new generation of children have professional institutions to train. He said that from the hosting of events to bonus incentives, the "Rubik's Cube craze" continues to heat up.