Aichi Nagoya Asian Games: Chen Yuan will win the men's 110-meter hurdles gold medal, and Wu Yanni will win the women's 100-meter hurdles bronze medal

China News Service, Nagoya, Japan, September 27 (Reporter Li Zhiquan) The men's 110-meter hurdles and women's 100-meter hurdles finals of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games will be staged on the 27th. 20-year-old Chinese player Chen Yuan won the men's 110-meter hurdles championship in 13.15 seconds, and Chinese star Wu Yanni won the women's 100-meter hurdles bronze medal in 13.12 seconds.

After winning the championship, Chen Yuanjian could not hide his excitement and shouted several times at the finish line. The Asian Games men's 110-meter hurdles record holder is Chinese star Liu Xiang. He set an Asian Games record in 13.09 seconds at the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games.

"We are once again at the top of Asia." After the game, Chen Yuanjiang said that this gold medal not only belongs to himself, but also to China's traditional advantage in the men's 110-meter hurdles. He described himself as "growing up standing on the shoulders of giants."

Winning this game is not easy. Affected by the slippery weather, the venue conditions before the game were not ideal. Chen Yuanjiang admitted that he was "really nervous" before the game. "Being young means fighting and fighting. Who knows until the last moment!" In the end, he controlled the rhythm between the hurdles well in the competition and maintained his advantage to the finish line.

In the women's 100-meter hurdles final, Wu Yanni won the bronze medal, and another Chinese athlete, Lin Yuwei, the Hangzhou Asian Games champion, ranked seventh in 13.47 seconds.

"I defeated myself three years ago." After the game, Wu Yanni burst into tears. Although she failed to fulfill her dream of winning the championship, she still gave herself full marks.

At the Hangzhou Asian Games, Wu Yanni was disqualified due to a false start. Standing on the Asian Games final track again, she said that she focused on the track and tried her best. "Being on the podium is enough for me."

"I told myself to grow from failures and learn from experience." Wu Yanni said that the experience three years ago became the force to spur herself. Her ultimate goal is to stand on the highest podium.

After the game, she was ready to let go of her nerves for a while. "After working night shift for two days, I finally got off work and can finally have a holiday," she joked.