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Wu Yanni was disqualified from the Hangzhou Asian Games three years ago due to a false start. This competition is her second time on the Asian Games final track after three years.
China News Service, September 27 (Reporters Li Zhiquan and Xu Pengpeng) On the evening of September 27, local time, in the women's 100-meter hurdles final of the track and field event at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese player Wu Yanni won the bronze medal in 13.12 seconds.
"I defeated myself three years ago." After the game, Wu Yanni burst into tears.
At the Hangzhou Asian Games, Wu Yanni was disqualified due to a false start. Standing on the Asian Games final track again three years later, she said she did not deliberately think back to the game three years ago. "I just told myself to focus on the track and try my best. I gave it my all."
In this race, Wu Yanni reacted slowly at the start, but she caught up all the way and finally stood on the podium.
"I told myself to grow from failure and learn from experience." Wu Yanni said that "one thousand and nine days" have passed since the day she missed the mark three years ago. She didn't see it as an experience that needed to be avoided. "I feel that everything that happens is good for me." She said that the experience three years ago became the driving force to spur her. "I want me to get better and better, and I want me to stand longer in the women's 100-meter hurdles."
Regarding the future, Wu Yanni said that she will continue to run, and her goal is to stand on the highest podium.
After the game, she was also ready to put aside the tension of the game for a while. "Wu Yanni should be eating and drinking today." She said with a smile, "I worked night shift for two days and finally got off work. I can finally have a holiday."
She has already thought about her next arrangements: "I can finally eat the food I like, drink the juices and drinks I want, and travel to the places I want to go. I want to take beautiful photos, so remember to like more." Wu Yanni said.

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