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On the evening of the 25th, in the women's 200m medley final of the Hangzhou Asian Games, world record holder and two-time champion Ye Shiwen finally won the silver medal with a time of 2 minutes and 10 seconds. In 34 seconds, Yu Yiting won the gold medal.
In other competitions, on the evening of the 25th, in the women's 50m backstroke final, China's Wang Xueer and Wan Lotian won the silver medal. China's Trump and Wang Gukailai won the men's 50m backstroke championship and finished second. Pan won bronze in the men's 50m freestyle.
Ye Shiwen was also involved. Infographic
In the preliminary round held in the morning, Ye Shiwen attracted cheers as soon as he appeared. Ye Shiwen finished third in the preliminary round with a time of 2:14.56 and advanced to the final. Yu Yiting entered the final with a time of 2:14.02.
Ye Shiwen thanked Yu Yiting after the preliminary round: "I am very grateful to my junior sister for not being alone in my competition abroad or at home. ”
This is Ye Shiwen's second appearance in the Asian Games after 9 years, and it is also the second comeback in Ye Shiwen's career.
Ye Shiwen served as torchbearer at the opening ceremony of the Asian Games.
Ye Shiwen, who has not trained on water for a year, decided to return to the Hangzhou Asian Games "on the doorstep" of the Hangzhou Asian Games.
After just a month of training, Ye Shiwen made a comeback at the Spring Swimming Championships in March. Talking about this process, Ye Shiwen said with a smile that he was already familiar with it: "When I first came back, I went to school for a year, but then we all trained every day, once a day, so the recovery was not good. "It's as difficult as it is now."
"This time I found that I can do it in a short time because I am very experienced and I know how to save time."
In the women's 200m breaststroke at the National Swimming Championships in May, Ye Shiwen even swam a personal best of 2:22.44. After the game, Ye Shiwen breathed a sigh of relief: "I feel like I've done 100%!" ”
Ye Shiwen, who returned for the second time, has an openness and cheerfulness regardless of his achievements. Most notably, at the World Championships in July, Ye participated in the women's 200m medley and the women's 200m breaststroke.
Although the results were not ideal, Ye Shiwen wrote on social media: "The process was difficult. If you have the courage to face the pain and do everything well, you will not regret it! Accept yourself in any situation. ”
Today, Ye Shiwen has learned how to enjoy the joy of swimming.
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