Chen Yiwen/Chen Jia won the women's synchronized 3-meter springboard gold medal, and Yang Hao/Lian Junjie won the men's synchronized 10-meter platform gold medal.
In the diving competition of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese players Chen Yiwen/Chen Jia won the women's synchronized 3-meter springboard championship with 328.56 points, and Yang Hao/Lian Junjie won the men's synchronized 10-meter platform gold medal with 465.54 points.
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The Asian Games is an important opportunity to simulate the process of a comprehensive sports event within the Olympic cycle. Athletes can use this kind of event to get used to the double-player events and become familiar with the rhythm of the game.
China News Service, Tokyo, September 27 (Reporter Zhu Chenxi) The diving competition of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games continued on the 27th at the Tokyo Aquatic Center. Chen Yiwen/Chen Jia of the Chinese team won the women's synchronized 3-meter springboard gold medal, and Yang Hao/Lian Junjie won the men's synchronized 10-meter platform gold medal.
A total of 7 groups of players participated in the women's synchronized 3-meter springboard final. Chen Yiwen/Chen Jia, who were the first to appear, finally won the championship with 328.56 points, 73.86 points ahead of the second-placed South Korean team, and the Malaysian team finished third.
Chen Jia, who participated in the Asian Games for the first time, said after the game: "I still think it's quite novel. It's more nervous than domestic competitions, but I'm not very satisfied with my performance today." Chen Yiwen said that the team in the double event that is not in good condition needs to rely on the team in good condition to bring back the rhythm a little bit, "just keep running in like this."
Regarding participating in the Asian Games, Chen Yiwen said: "The Asian Games is the only opportunity in the Olympic cycle to simulate the entire process of a comprehensive sports meeting. After all, the overall feeling of a comprehensive sports meeting is very different from competitions such as the World Championships and World Cup. So I think this is a good opportunity to get familiar with this process again."
In the subsequent men's synchronized 10-meter platform event, Yang Hao/Lian Junjie won the championship with 465.54 points. The second and third place were won by the Malaysian group and the Korean group respectively.
Lian Junjie believed that the performance of this game was normal. "Actually, we can do better. There is room for improvement in all aspects of details including synchronization."
Yang Hao said: "Usually, the training leaders and coaches keep a close eye on us. The quality of the competition in the last cycle has been getting higher year by year. I hope we will keep improving in this cycle."
Zhang Xin, secretary-general of the Chinese Sports Delegation, summarized the performance of the first half of the Asian Games in Nagoya, saying that the results were in line with expectations, with breakthroughs in many events and the emergence of new talents. However, he also pointed out that the performance of some events did not meet the standards, exposing the depth of talent and insufficient preparation. He will use this as an opportunity to prepare for the Los Angeles Olympics.
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