Guangzhou Asian Games Start Two Days &Nbsp, Frequent Achievements

Guangzhou

In order to motivate athletes, the Guangzhou Asian organizing committee has issued a special move: the champion athletes and groups who broke the world record at the Guangzhou Asian Games will win a special medal with a carat diamond in addition to winning the gold medal. This initiative will also directly stimulate the enthusiasm of athletes to create good results.

Weightlifting: Wu Jingbiao breaking Asian records

Chinese weightlifters have always been a record breaking leader: in the 13 men's 56 kilogram class competition, Wu Jingbiao, the youngster, broke the Asian record by snatch 133 kilograms. The original Asian record was maintained by Olympic champion Long Qingquan and the result was 132 kilograms.

In the 14 women's 53 kilogram class competition, Chinese player Li Ping broke the world record by snatch 103 kilograms to break the world record and the total score 230 kilograms.

The world record of the original snatch was 102 kilograms created by the Korean contestant Li Chengji at the 2002 Asian Games in Busan. The world record of the original total score was maintained by Chinese player Qiu Hongxia and the result was 226 kilograms.

Li Ping will also win the first medal of the Guangzhou Asian Games with a carat diamond.

Swimming: Po Tae Hwan broke Asian records. Zhao Jing broke two Asian records.

In the 13 women's 100 meter backstroke competition, Chinese player Zhao Jing played the backstroke in the 4x100 medley relay. She swam out 58 seconds 94 and broke his Asian 58 minute 96 record.

The 14 day's women's 200 meter backstroke race Zhao Jingyou scored 2 points 06 seconds and 46 won the gold medal, which also broke the Asian record of the project.

The original record was maintained by Japanese player Nakamura Reiko, with a score of 2 minutes and 7 seconds 18.

In the 14 men's 200 meter freestyle swimming competition, South Korean Pu Taihuan refreshed the Asian record and won the championship with 1 minutes 44 seconds 80. The original record was 1 minutes 44 seconds 85, and was maintained by Pu Taihuan himself.

Bicycles: three, five, three Asian records

Since the start of the two day race, cycling has been doing well, with three people breaking five Asian records three times.

In the men's individual pursuit, Zhang Xiandai, the Korean athlete, broke the Asian record by 4 minutes 27 seconds 992 in the qualifying match of 13 days. In the first round of the 14 day, Zhang Xian hung out of the latest Asian record of 4 minutes 26 seconds 089.

In the women's individual pursuit, Chinese player Jiang Fan rode 3 minutes and 37 seconds in the qualifying match of 13 days to break the Asian record 497, the original record was 03 minutes 38 seconds 519, created by Jiang Fan himself in March this year. Jiang Fan once again refreshed his Asian record in the first round of the competition, riding a 3 minute 37 seconds 105.

In the 13 women's 500 meter time event, Chinese Hongkong Li Huishi defeated Guo Shuang, the Chinese champion, to win the championship and his 33 seconds 945, which also created the latest Asian record.

The original Asian record created 34 seconds for Chinese famous Jiang Yonghua.

Only two days after the start of the tournament, there were so many good results that the Asian Games were destined to be a high-level sports meet. I believe that with the continuation of the Asian Games, more world records and Asian records will be born.