Source: People's Daily client
On September 27, in the women's beach volleyball final, Xia Xinyi of the Chinese delegation was in the game. Photo by reporter Yi Xiao
On September 27, the three-man basketball men's round-robin tournament, Chinese delegation player Zhou Yanxu (left) in the game. Photo by reporter Jiang Yushi
Chinese team Li Ruixuan (right) competes in the mixed team bronze medal competition in judo on September 27. Photo by reporter Zhang Wujun
On September 26, in the women's street final, Cui Chenxi of the Chinese delegation competed. Photo by reporter Zhang Wujun
Pedaling, pedaling, taking off... 13-year-old Cui Chenxi was excited, raised her fists and jumped high in the middle of the field, with a bright smile on her face. On September 27, Cui Chenxi won the gold medal in the women's street final of the skateboarding event at the Hangzhou Asian Games, becoming the youngest champion of the Chinese sports delegation at this Asian Games.
Among the 886 participants in the Chinese sports delegation, 630 participated in the Asian Games for the first time, and many of them performed brilliantly. They not only gradually provoked the beams on the field, but also let the world see the vitality and demeanor of China's young athletes.
Train hard and grow hard
When 18-year-old Sheng Lihao and 17-year-old Huang Yuting stood on the podium of the 10m air rifle mixed team competition in the shooting event, the two slightly childish faces made it hard to believe that they had contributed four gold medals to the Chinese sports delegation at this Asian Games. The Chinese shooting team has many talents in the 10-meter air rifle project, and Sheng Lihao and Huang Yuting can stand out from the team, which shows that their strength is good.
In the 10-meter air rifle mixed team competition, Sheng Lihao played fast and accurately, and Huang Yuting shot steadily and accurately. From the qualifying round to the gold medal match, the two worked together to win the championship. This is the second time they have stood on the top podium of this event after winning the World Shooting Championships. "Young people should have momentum, and hard work is more important than talent for shooting." Huang Yuting said.
For Zhang Boheng, a 23-year-old gymnast, hard work is "doing a little better today than yesterday." For the men's all-around event of the gymnastics competition at the Hangzhou Asian Games, Zhang Boheng set himself a goal of breaking through 89 points, and he once scored 87.981 points at the 2021 World Championships. According to reports, under the current rules of gymnastics, no male all-around has exceeded 89 points at the World Series before.
On September 26, the men's all-around event final began, and when the sixth round of horizontal bar events was played, Zhang Boheng was the last to play, jumping to grab the bar, fly up and down, and land steadily. With a total score of 89.299 points, the scene boiled.
Shooting, gymnastics and other sports are the traditional advantages of the Chinese sports delegation, and the hard training day after day not only allows a group of young athletes to grow rapidly, but also allows the advantages of project development to continue to accumulate in the inheritance.
Break through yourself and aim high
"I didn't expect the preliminaries to swim within 30 seconds." On September 24, the first competition day of the swimming event at the Hangzhou Asian Games, 19-year-old Tang Qianting set her Asian record in the women's 50m breaststroke heats. That night, she won the final without success.
Unexpected joy, strength. In the current women's 50m breaststroke event in Asia, the top 7 best results were set by Tang Qianting, who is also the first competitor to swim in less than 30 seconds.
In the martial arts event, the 22-year-old Tong Xin stood in the Asian Games for the first time. After overcoming her nervousness, she scored high with her rigid and soft Taijiquan and Taijijian and won the gold medal in the women's Taijiquan Taijijian all-around event.
"Wushu originated in China and belongs to the world." Tong Xin said, "I hope that more and more people will fall in love with martial arts and fall in love with traditional Chinese culture." ”
The Chinese chess team has produced six women's individual world champions, and the 20-year-old Zhu Jiner has set a goal from an early age to follow the steps of his predecessors. Chess returned to the Asian Games after 13 years, and Zhu Jiner participated in both the women's individual and team competitions. On the field, she was calm and calm, giving full play. After winning the Asian Games, her confidence increased.
Sunshine and confidence, race style
"Before the game, my family and coach said it was good to do my best, but I wanted to win the championship and I was very confident. In the future, I will continue to work hard to participate in the Paris Olympics. Cui Chenxi said.
To the reporter's questions after the game, Cui Chenxi always answered with a smile. She said she loved skateboarding and felt familiar the first time she played it. The wonderful performance of young athletes such as Cui Chenxi let people see that the post-00s players have grown rapidly and have shown their strength in the arena.
The 20-year-old Zheng Qinwen has participated in tennis majors many times, and she is proud to stand on the Asian Games wearing the national team jersey. On the court, Zheng Qinwen swings his racket powerfully, runs actively, and sometimes interacts enthusiastically with the audience.
Inside and outside the arena, the young athletes of the Chinese sports delegation deeply impressed the audience with their posture and youthful demeanor. They have injected new vitality into Chinese sports and shown the world the spiritual outlook of China's young generation. (Reporters: Fan Jiayuan, Sun Longfei, Li Yang, Tao Xiangan)