The Hangzhou Asian Games is undoubtedly an important sports event for South Korea. At the Asian Games, the South Korean delegation achieved good results, winning a total of 42 gold medals, 59 silver medals and 89 bronze medals, ranking third overall in performance. However, despite some achievements, the South Korean side is dissatisfied with the overall performance of this Asian Games, believing that it has failed to meet the expected goal of 50 gold.
At the Hangzhou Asian Games, bowling became a focus of attention for South Korea. As a traditional Korean advantage, bowling did not achieve the expected results at the Asian Games. This caused displeasure from Lee Ki-heung, president of the Korea Sports Promotion Association, who said he would investigate the matter to find out the reason for the project's poor performance.
In various competitions, the performance of swimming has become a highlight in Korea. In the swimming competition, the Korean delegation achieved a series of good results, showing the strength of Korean swimmers. However, in other sports, such as ball, fighting and athletics, the Korean team did not perform as well. The poor results in these events are one of the reasons why the South Korean team failed to achieve its goals for the Asian Games.
The reasons for the dissatisfaction with the performance of the South Korean team at the Asian Games are other factors besides the results. On the one hand, South Korea believes that their dominant event was kicked out of the Asian Games, causing them to lose their chance to compete for gold in bowling. On the other hand, South Korea does not perform well in some projects compared to other countries, which also causes reflection.
To address these issues, Lee Ki-heung, president of the Korea Sports Promotion Association, said a working group would be set up to conduct a thorough investigation of the Asian Games competitions. He noted the need to identify the limitations of the problem and take effective measures to improve the overall strength of the Korean delegation.
Looking ahead, South Korea will participate in the upcoming Paris Olympic Games. Although South Korea has strong strength in some projects, it also faces many challenges. In order to achieve better results at the Olympic Games, South Korea needs to continue to strengthen the training and preparation of athletes. At the same time, they also need to develop evenly across projects to avoid obvious shortcomings.
In short, although South Korea's performance in the Hangzhou Asian Games is worthy of recognition, there are still some problems. For the future Paris Olympics, South Korea needs to learn lessons and strive to improve the overall strength and competitiveness of the team. Losing in advantageous events such as bowling requires in-depth investigation and reflection. Only in this way can South Korea achieve better results in the Olympic Games and further promote the development of its sports career.