On the dazzling stage of the Paris Olympics, a thrilling women's fencing final locked the eyes of the world. Hong Kong's fencing champion Kong Man-hun, in an epic comeback, knocked out France star Orianne Marlowe, winning the coveted first gold medal for the Hong Kong delegation and the third gold medal in Hong Kong's Olympic history.
"I tried to focus on the attack and almost forgot about the score." Jiang Minxin couldn't hide his excitement in an interview after the game, "I can't believe that this (champion) is me. ”
On July 27, local time, Jiang Minxin celebrated after his victory. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Hongxiang
In his personal column, the Chief Executive Officer of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges, said that Hong Kong was excited last night, and during the race, Kong fully demonstrated Hong Kong's "I can do it" spirit, from falling behind 1-7 at the beginning, to tying 12-12, and finally winning 13-12 in extra time to win the gold medal.
It is reported that the Jockey Club Outstanding Athletes Award Scheme, sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, will be "increased" this year, and the prize money of this year's Paris Olympics will be increased by 20% compared with the previous one, and the prize money for individual gold medals will be raised to HK$6 million, so as to motivate Hong Kong athletes to strive for good results.
Through the program, Jiang Minxin will receive a reward of HK$6 million this time.
Jiang Minxin celebrates after the victory