On December 12, Beijing time, kayaker Zheng Pengfei won five gold medals in the National Kayak Autumn Championships to become the biggest winner, and after the game, he confidently said "see you at the highest podium in Paris", which aroused strong concern from netizens.
As can be seen from the photo, Zheng Pengfei has five gold medals hanging around his neck, and he is full of vigor and confidence. Zheng Pengfei said: "The National Kayak Autumn Championship ended in Lishui, Zhejiang, five events, won five gold medals, blew the Paris horn, see you at the highest podium in Paris!" For Zheng Pengfei's excellent performance, netizens have left messages and likes: "Too cattle, look forward to you playing the national anthem at the Paris Olympic Games", "Glory has you, how fortunate", "in a good state, looking forward to three years later, Paris won the golden dream", "handsome, step by step, I believe you will be able to climb the highest podium of the Paris Olympic Games."
Zheng Pengfei, 28 years old, has excellent physical fitness and has shown a good athletic talent since he was a child. At the age of 13, Zheng Pengfei went to the Shunde Amateur Sports School in Guangdong Province, where he originally planned to receive professional training in swimming, but because of his excellent endurance and cardiorespiratory function, he was recommended to practice kayaking. Kayak training is very boring, whether it is windy and rainy or sunny, Zheng Pengfei every day from 6 am to 7 am, 4:30 pm to 6 pm water practice time is thunderous, relying on persistence and perseverance he gradually grew into one of the best kayak still water athletes in China. At the Tokyo Olympics, Zheng Pengfei, who worked with teammate Liu Hao, was overtaken by his opponent in the final of the men's 1000m double event by more than half a distance, and missed the gold medal with a slight disadvantage of less than 0.01 seconds. For such regrets, Zheng Pengfei did not give up, but chose to continue to pursue his dream, quickly plunged into the preparation of the Paris Olympic cycle, and looked forward to standing on the championship podium three years later.