China's Chen Jianxin won the gold medal at the Tokyo Paralympic Games

Chen Jianxin at the scene of the competition Guangdong Provincial Disabled Persons' Federation provided a picture

Guangzhou, September 2 (China News Network) -- China's Chen Jianxin took the lead in the men's road cycling group event at the Tokyo Paralympic Games on the 2nd and won the gold medal. This is the second gold medal won by Chen Jianxin, who participated in the Paralympic Games for the first time, at this event.

According to reports, Chen Jianxin participated in two events in the men's three-wheeled bicycle road mixed individual time trial and the men's mixed road group event at the Paralympic Games. Chen Jianxin's performance was eye-catching, winning gold medals in two competitions.

Chen Jianxin, a native of Muzhou Town, Xinhui District, Jiangmen City, Guangdong Province, has suffered from cerebral palsy since childhood. In 2004, Chen Jianxin was selected by the Jiangmen Disabled Persons' Federation to be sent to the Guangdong Provincial Disabled Bicycle Team and became a "wind-chasing rider". His sports disability, T1, is a severe disability level.

On the day of the competition, it was raining heavily in Tokyo, and Chen Jianxin braved the wind and rain to break the wind. In Xinfeng Village, Muzhou Township, Chen Jianxin's hometown, thousands of kilometers away from Tokyo, his family and friends gathered at the village committee to watch the live broadcast of the game.

As Chen Jianxin rode through the finish line and won the championship, the viewing scene of the Xinfeng Village Committee instantly boiled over, and everyone cheered while dancing the five-star red flag in their hands.

It is reported that at present, Chen Jianxin has won 4 gold medals and 2 silver medals in world-class competitions, 7 gold medals, 6 silver medals and 1 bronze medal in the national competition. (End)

Source: China News Network