Xinhua News Agency, Hangzhou, October 23 (Reporters Xia Liang, Zheng Zhi, Dai Jinrong) On the 23rd, the Hangzhou Asian Para Games ushered in the first competition day after the opening. Chinese kayaker Xie Maosan lived up to expectations and won the first gold medal. A total of 72 gold medals were produced that day. As of the evening of the 23rd, the Chinese delegation had won a total of 31 gold medals, ranking first in both the gold medal list and the medal list.
On October 23, in the women’s 41kg weightlifting competition at the Hangzhou Asian Paralympic Games, Chinese player Guo Lingling broke the world record, Asian record and Asian Paralympic record with 123kg and won the championship.Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Behe
Two new world records were also set in the weightlifting and archery competitions at the Asian Paralympic Games that day. Guo Lingling broke the world record three times in four attempts in the women’s 41kg weightlifting competition, and finally set the new world record at 123kg. Iran’s Amiri set a new world record with a score of 667 rings in the men’s recurve individual open-level qualifying competition.
On October 23, Chinese player Xie Maosan won the first gold medal at the Hangzhou Asian Para Games.Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Li He
Kayaking is a new event in this Asian Para Games. The competition was held at the Fuyang Water Sports Center, the birthplace of the first gold medal of the Asian Games in Hangzhou. In the women’s single kayak KL1 competition, the red kayak “driven” by Xie Maosan is particularly eye-catching. In the cheers of the audience, she finally won this historic gold medal with a time of 55 seconds 478 – this was the first time that the Chinese team won the first gold medal in the Asian Para Games since the establishment of the Asian Para Games. .
“I am very excited to win the gold medal at home. I finally have the opportunity to raise the five-star red flag for the motherland!” Xie Maosan said that after a short break, he will actively prepare for the Paris Paralympic Games and “try to stand on the podium of the Paralympic Games.”
The Uzbekistan team became the biggest winner in the canoeing event that day, winning three gold medals in the women’s VL2 level, VL3 level and men’s KL2 level. The men’s KL1 level gold medal was won by an Iranian athlete.
On October 23, Chinese player Di Dongdong competed in the men’s long jump T11 final. He won the gold medal in this event with a score of 6.65 meters and set a new Asian record.Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Jiang Han
Track and field, a major gold medal player, produced 25 gold medals that day, and the Chinese team won 6. In the men’s long jump-T11 competition, defending champion Di Dongdong broke his own competition record with 6.65 meters and set a new Asian record. “It really exceeded my expectations. After all, I have never exceeded this result (in previous competitions).” Di Dongdong said excitedly after the game.
Swimming, another gold medal event, produced 19 gold medals that day, with the Chinese team winning 12. Jiang Yuyan won the gold medal in the women’s 100-meter backstroke-S6 competition with a time of 1:20.58, breaking the Asian record. After the game, she said: “I feel it is actually quite unexpected. Before participating in this competition, the goal I set for myself was to win the competition.” record, I didn’t expect that our swimming pool in Hangzhou would be so easy to swim in, and our audience would be so enthusiastic, which made me even more motivated, and I swam a result that I was very satisfied with.”
There were a total of 5 gold medals in cycling that day, and the Chinese team won 4 of them. In addition, the Chinese team won all four gold medals in wheelchair fencing that day, and also won gold medals in judo, shooting, and taekwondo.
After the competition on the 23rd, 24 national and regional delegations received medals, with Iran and Uzbekistan ranking second and third on the gold medal list.
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2023-10-24 01:10:00
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