In the final of the women's shot put F36 class of the Tokyo Paralympic Games that ended on the evening of September 1, Wu Qing, an athlete from Qiqihar, Heilongjiang, won the bronze medal in the event with a time of 9.36 meters.
Wu Qing from Qiqihar, Heilongjiang, is a four-dynasty veteran of the Paralympic Games, Wu Qing was selected for the Heilongjiang Provincial Team in 2005 for the sports of the disabled, and won the women's javelin F35 level with a score of 27 meters at the 7th National Paralympic Games in 2007, breaking the world record in the event. At the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games, Wu Qing won two gold medals in women's F36 shot put and discus in athletics, breaking the world record. At the 2012 London Paralympic Games, Wu Qing won the gold medal in the women's F36 category discus, breaking the world record again. At the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games, Wu Qing won the silver medal in the women's F36 class shot put. This year, it is Wu Qing's fourth time to compete in the Paralympic Games.
Before the game, the reporter interviewed athlete Wu Qing and Zhang Heng, the heilongjiang throwing coach of the 16th Paralympic Games, and learned that Wu Qing brought a knee injury to the team.
Wu Qing's achievements are obvious to all,
Behind the success
It is also her huge contribution.
Congratulations to Wu Qing!
Source: Aurora News
Reporter: Chen Simin
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