Chen Yuan will win the Asian Games men's 110-meter hurdles gold medal

China News Service, September 27 (Reporters Li Zhiquan and Xu Pengpeng) On the evening of September 27, local time, in the men's 110-meter hurdles final of the track and field event at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, 20-year-old Chinese player Chen Yuan will be the first to pass the finish line and win the gold medal with a time of 13.15 seconds. After the game, he couldn't hide his excitement and said that this gold medal not only belonged to him, but also belonged to China's traditional advantage in the men's 110-meter hurdles.

"I'm really happy to have won this precious gold medal for the Chinese team in the men's 110-meter hurdles. We are now on top of Asia again," Chen Yuanjiang said.

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 competition. "When I was putting on my number bib, my hands were shaking. Even when I was drinking water, I was still telling Liu Junqian that I was so nervous. I haven't been this nervous for a long time."

In the end, he controlled the rhythm between the hurdles better during the game and maintained his advantage to the finish line. "Obviously, I handled it the best today and won the gold medal."

From Liu Xiang to Xie Wenjun, and now Chen Yuanjiang, the Chinese men's 110-meter hurdles have a distinct heritage. "I grew up standing on the shoulders of giants." He mentioned the tacit cooperation between himself and the coaching team.

After winning the championship, he shouted several times at the finish line. Asked after the game how he celebrated after winning the championship, Chen Yuanjiang smiled and said: "I feel like I have already celebrated. Those few shouts were my release and catharsis for this period of time."

"Being young means fighting and fighting. Who knows until the last moment!" Chen Yuanjiang said.