Chen Yujie wins Asian Games women's 100m championship

China News Service, September 25 (Reporter Li Zhiquan) On the evening of September 25, local time, the women's 100-meter "flying battle" was staged at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games track and field venue. Chinese player Chen Yujie made her Asian Games debut and won the championship in 11.06 seconds, becoming the "little sister" in the Asian Games.

After the game, Chen Yujie said that he only turned 18 on December 29 this year. "Being able to be on the stage of the Asian Games before my birthday and win such a gold medal, I think this is the best adult gift I gave myself."

On the field, Chen Yujie sprinted with all her strength, but outside the field, she still had the frankness of a 17-year-old girl. When asked whether she was an "I person" or an "E person," she smiled and said: "I think I may be sometimes E and sometimes I. Maybe when I am happy, or in front of familiar people, I will be more E; in front of strangers, I may still be an I person."

When asked, "What should I do when I get back to school after running so fast?" her answer was even more "student-like": "I hope the class teacher can't catch up with me before I finish my homework."

Before the final, TV footage captured Chen Yujie lying on the sidelines and resting with his eyes closed. She revealed that she was actually "dreaming" at the time: "I just dreamed about the game scene, hoping to rehearse it in my head."