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While Olympic champion Luo Xuejuan holds the expectation of powering to victory again for the Chinese swimming team in the upcoming 11th FINA World Championships, 18-year-old Wu Peng is also looking forward to standing on the podium in Montreal.

China's top male swimmers, including Wu, have long been living in the shadow of their female counterparts. Among the total 46 medals including 24 golds snatched by the Chinese swimmers at the last 10 editions of long-course World Championships, only one silver is credited to the gentlemen.

After finishing second in men's 100m breaststroke final at the 1998 Perth World Championships, Zeng Qiliang has kept his achievement unparalleled for other Chinese men swimmers.

Since then Chinese male swimmers could hardly reach the finals at major international competitions, not to mention registering in the medallist tables.

However, the rise of Zhejiang native Wu Peng has lifted the spirit of the