Breaking Records and Overcoming Challenges: Highlights from the Asian Games

News from CCTV: There are constant surprises in the Asian Games this year. Let us look back at the moments that created history and broke records at the Asian Games, pay tribute to the hard work and struggle, and pay tribute to the athletes who overcame difficulties and still moved forward.

In this Asian Games, the Chinese sports delegation won a total of 201 golds, 111 silvers and 71 bronzes for a total of 383 medals, making history. In this Asian Games, a total of 15 world records were broken, 37 Asian records were broken, and the Asian Games record was broken 170 times. Among them, the Chinese delegation broke world records 3 times, Asian records 18 times, and Asian Games records 74 times.

At this Asian Games, the Chinese team achieved zero breakthroughs in many competition events. On October 1, in the women’s 70kg jiu-jitsu final, Chinese player Yu Dan won the gold medal, achieving a breakthrough for the Chinese team in the Asian Games jiu-jitsu event with zero gold medals. On October 2, the Chinese equestrian team composed of Bao Yingfeng, Sun Huadong, Hua Tian and Liang Ruiji won the team gold medal in the equestrian event. This was China’s first gold medal in the equestrian event at the Asian Games. In the Go women’s team final held on October 3, the Chinese team defeated the South Korean team 2:1 to win the championship. This was the first gold medal in the history of the Asian Games for the Chinese delegation in Go.

The charm of sports competition lies not only in winning or losing itself, but also in the reversal process of a desperate counterattack on the field. Gold medals are never the only pursuit, struggle is the true background of sports. In the first and second games of the badminton men’s team finals on October 1, the Chinese team fell behind 0 to 2. It was not until the third game that Li Shifeng stepped on the score and played steadily, winning the third game. , blowing the clarion call for victory for the Chinese team to reverse their opponents. In the women’s all-around gymnastics final on September 27, Chinese teenager Zuo Tong withstood the pressure and stood out, winning the women’s individual all-around championship with a score of 53.565 points.

There is no eternal winner in the sports arena. Only by constantly surpassing and challenging yourself can you burst out with strong strength and courage in the fierce competition. At the women’s 200-meter breaststroke final of the Hangzhou Asian Games, Ye Shiwen returned to the Asian Games after nine years and won the gold medal. She has experienced the peak of her sports career and also experienced troughs due to injuries. The arena has witnessed her struggles again and again. In the Asian Games competitive gymnastics men’s individual all-around event, Chinese player Zhang Boheng won the championship with a score of 89.299 points, and the audience was excited. Under the new rules of gymnastics, no men’s all-around athlete has broken through 89 points before. In the Asian Games, Zhang Boheng achieved his wish of “89 points” and also achieved a major breakthrough.

In addition to Chinese athletes, athletes from all over the world have also repeatedly broken world records and written wonderful chapters of the Asian Games with hard work and struggle. From September 30 to October 2, after nearly four years away from the international arena, the North Korean weightlifting team won four consecutive gold medals at the Hangzhou Asian Games weightlifting venue and broke six world records. In the women’s 200-meter dash final, Singaporean track and field athlete Sandy won the gold medal with a time of 23.03 seconds. This was Singapore’s first gold medal in track and field at the Asian Games in the past 50 years. Heart to heart, we pay tribute to everyone who strives for their dreams.

Best of the Asian Games: Warmth and Strength

On the field, every moment when athletes compete for medals and set records is heart-pounding. In addition to winning and losing, there are many tender or inspirational stories. The protagonists of these stories are not necessarily the brightest stars on the field, but they are highly popular beings.

In the women’s synchronized 10-meter platform final of the Hangzhou Asian Games, the diving combination of Quan Hongchan and Chen Yuxi was like copying and pasting, performing the “splash disappearing technique” again and again, and finally achieved six consecutive Asian Games championships in this event without any suspense. Two days later, in the women’s single ten-meter platform final, the two switched from partners to opponents and staged a “fairy fight.” In the end, Quan Hongchan and Chen Yuxi won the gold and silver medals with a difference of 2.55 points.

There was a post-95s couple who rode the wind and waves in the kayaking competition and won four gold medals in two days. His wife Li Dongying won the women’s 500-meter single and four-person kayak championships in the still water event, while her husband Wang Congkang won the men’s 500-meter double and four-person kayak gold medal in the still water event. In the previous Tokyo Olympics, they all reached the top 8 in their respective events, and they will join hands to enter the Paris Olympics next year.

UI. Don’t blink, this may be the fastest race at the Hangzhou Asian Games. In the men’s freestyle roller skating speed event, Huang Pinrui, a 16-year-old boy from Chinese Taipei, broke the world record by skating through 20 piles in only 3.885 seconds.

Among the 886 athletes in the Chinese delegation at this Asian Games, the youngest is 13-year-old skateboarder Cui Chenxi. She started roller skating when she was 3 years old, and officially became involved with skateboarding when she was 10 years old. She “skated” into the national team in just three years, and won the gold medal in her first Asian Games, becoming China’s youngest Asian Games champion.

The oldest one is 60-year-old bridge player Dai Jianming. When he participated in the 2018 Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia, he was still the coach of the Chinese men’s bridge national team. He changed his identity and finally won the silver medal in the bridge mixed team.

Since ancient times, heroes have emerged from youth, and only love can withstand the passage of time.

In the men’s 4×100m relay final of the track and field competition, when Chen Jiapeng took over the baton in the fourth leg, the Chinese team fell slightly behind. With his strong late-range acceleration ability, Chen Jiapeng overturned his opponent in the last 30 meters and crossed the line first, and the Chinese team won the gold medal. After winning the championship, Chen Jiapeng returned to his hometown and hung the gold medal around the necks of his mother and grandma. The grandma smiled from ear to ear when taking a photo.

You bring glory to the motherland, and we are even more proud of you.

The light of the Asian Games: persistence and perseverance

There is also a group of people in the Asian Games. Although they failed to stand on the highest podium, they fought hard to the last moment with their tenacious fighting spirit. Clinging to their dreams and having no regrets about their youth, they look so beautiful in their tenacious struggle!

If you had already predicted that the result would not be good, would you continue to fight? Zhang Jin, a 22-year-old Chinese player, gave her answer. In the uneven bars event of the women’s individual all-around gymnastics final, Zhang Jin fell from the bar three times. But every time, she chose to get up quickly and continue playing. Although she failed to win a medal in this event, her tenacious fighting spirit inspired her to finally win a valuable gold medal in the women’s floor exercise final!

If you are already exhausted, will you continue to fight? In the women’s badminton singles final, facing the world’s number one South Korean player An Xiying, Chen Yufei was not afraid of strong opponents and tried her best to drag the game into the final. Game until physical exhaustion. There is only one champion, but the gold and silver medals are medals for the athletes’ fighting spirit!

If you were terminally ill, would you continue to fight? After winning the women’s 50-meter butterfly, Zhang Yufei cried very rarely, not for herself, but for her opponent, the Japanese player Rikako Chie who won the bronze medal. Rikako Chie won 6 gold medals at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games, but unfortunately suffered from leukemia the following year. After experiencing a life-and-death struggle with illness, she returned to her favorite swimming pool like a warrior and fulfilled her agreement to “meet the Asian Games” with Zhang Yufei.

If there is a huge difference in strength, will you continue to fight? In the quarter-finals of the table tennis men’s team, the Iranian team defeated the Japanese team 3-0! In this game, every Iranian player who played had a world ranking Lower than Japanese players, but they still take it seriously, especially Hodae, who will encourage himself every time he hits a good shot. The first Asian Games medal is the best reward for their tenacious fighting spirit.

When other athletes have already crossed the finish line, will you continue to fight? The women’s 1500-meter freestyle final is coming to an end, and only Vietnam’s Vu Thi My Sin still has 100 meters left to swim in the pool. Amid the cheers of the finishers and spectators, she swam to the finish line. When she reached the finish line, the audience gave her warm applause. The sportsmanship without borders is infecting everyone at this moment.

When you are suffering from war, will you continue to fight? Afghan athlete Khalid Hotak is the bronze medalist in the men’s 70kg martial arts competition. He has been engaged in martial arts for nearly 20 years and has experienced war. He also encountered setbacks, but he never gave up his love for martial arts. United by sports, the light of peace will eventually shine on the world.

[CCTV Short Commentary]The Asian Games witnessed the ever-changing China

The Asian Games is a sports event, but its significance goes beyond sports. From Beijing in 1990 to Guangzhou in 2010, and then to Hangzhou this year, the Asian Games came to China three times, and witnessed the ever-changing face of China at three special points in time. The melody of Asian glory has been sung from the Beijing Asian Games to this day, representing the Chinese people’s collective memory of that era. This golden autumn will also leave us with its own memories of the Asian Games. There are elegant and grand stadiums, fierce competitions on the field, warm moments outside the field, and “digital human torchbearers” at the opening and closing ceremonies. On and off the court of the Asian Games, we have seen China’s unprecedented confidence in the new era. The perfect integration of traditional culture and modern technology, green venues and enthusiastic services complement each other, showing the world the strength and ambition of China in the new era. This confidence will be a precious memory left to China in the future by the Hangzhou Asian Games.

Original title: Looking back at wonderful moments, paying tribute to hard work and struggle, the Asian Games witnessed the ever-changing China

Editor in charge: Zhou Yumin
2023-10-09 13:32:33
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