In the past two days, Shanghai players have gained a lot at the National Games. Lu Jiawen won the high jump championship, Xu Jiajie dominated the men's javelin, they are both young players, and achieved a major breakthrough in personal achievements at the National Games. Netizens sighed: They represent the height, speed and strength of the future development of Shanghai sports.
Photo: Lu Jiawen Xinhua News Agency data map
At the Youth Games two years ago, Lu Jiawen crossed 1.90 meters, setting a new record for the world's youth high jump. At that time, Lu Jiawen was a 17-year-old girl with a green smile on her face, and now on the stage of the National Games, she has taken on the heavy responsibility of winning the women's high jump championship for Shanghai and becoming the new leader of the project. The last Shanghai athlete to win the high jump at the National Games was Zhu Jianhua in the 1980s.
The emergence of young talents is the result of years of training talents in Shanghai competitive sports. In addition to training, these youngsters are also spiritually cared for in the process of growing up, and coaches, team leaders and training centers can think differently from the perspective of athletes, provide a tight and loose training environment, and eventually raise good seedlings into big trees.
Pictured: Song Jiayuan Xinmin Evening News reporter Li Mingzhen photographed
In the "14th Five-Year Plan" sports development plan just promulgated by Shanghai, a specific goal has been set for the cultivation of competitive sports talents: to ensure that a sufficient number of Shanghai athletes enter the national training team every year, and steadily enhance the contribution of Shanghai sports to the country. The National Games is only a new starting point for Lu Jiawen, and I believe that in the near future, in international competitions and olympic games, we can see these Shanghai athletes break through themselves and strive for new honors on behalf of China. (Jin Lei)