Yang Yongwei, the first Judo silver medalist to win an Olympic medal in Tokyo this year, represented Taiwan in the Tokyo Olympics. He visited the meeting on the afternoon of the 13th. Vice Speaker Yan Limin presented the “Taichung Lights” medal. Yang Yongwei said that he won gold in the Paris Olympics after three years. Aboriginal councillor Huang Ren said that Yang Yongwei’s grateful trip encourages aboriginal youth to work hard to create their own interests and professions and shine in the world.
“Judo male god” Yang Yongwei visited the city council in the afternoon for a grateful trip. His parents, his brother who was a trainer, and his younger brother who is also a judo expert, also visited the council. Speaker Yan Limin, Congressman Huang Ren, Secretary-General Peng Qianming, and Jian-appointed Secretary Zhang Minghui on behalf of Speaker Zhang Qingzhao were present to welcome.
Yan Limin said that when Yang Yongwei was in the Eastern Olympics, the whole family was very nervous when watching the game. It was Taiwan’s glory to see Yang Yongwei win the game and scream and cheer with excitement.
Yan Limin emphasized that Yang Yongwei won the first Judo medal in the Olympic history in Taiwan, and the Par Yun competition will follow. We will also cheer for the athletes together. The government and private enterprises will support the athletes, and a special Taichung specialty suncake will be given to them. The light of Taichung.
Huang Ren, who shares the honor for the performance of the indigenous people, said that Yang Yongwei’s grateful journey inspired young people’s perseverance and perseverance. He has three directions for athletes, strives for sports budgets, continues to promote sports, and trains talents to retain athletes. In Taichung, the future will shine in the Olympic field.
Yang Yongwei said that the athlete’s hard work is “very happy to let you see our persistence.” He also believes that we can continue to play our best performance and continue to win glory for the country. This is a great thing because of your support. , More strength and confidence.
Won the first Olympic silver medal in the history of Judo in my country. Yang Yongwei, a Paiwan athlete, was influenced by his mother and brother who specializes in judo since he was a child. He has been exposed to judo and engaged in training from the third grade of elementary school. In the 2016 National Secondary School Games Judo Men’s Division II, they all won gold medals and created three consecutive championships.
In 2019 and 2020, he participated in the first level of the Judo Open Boys Division of the National College Sports Games, and both won gold medals to create a second consecutive championship; the 2019 National Games also won the 60 kg gold medal on behalf of Taichung City. This time, it will be passed on the first day of participating in the Tokyo Olympics. A good news, Yang Yongwei, a Taichung judo player who represented my country, was so powerful that he won the silver medal.
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