Chen Yujie wins Asian Games women's 200m silver medal

China News Service, September 27 (Reporters Li Zhiquan and Xu Pengpeng) On the evening of September 27, local time, in the women's 200-meter final of the track and field event at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Singaporean star Pereira successfully defended his title in 22.78 seconds, and 17-year-old Chinese teenager Chen Yujie won the silver medal in 22.93 seconds. This is her second medal at this Asian Games.

Regarding the results of one gold and one silver in this Asian Games, Chen Yujie gave himself a score of 80 points. "After all, there are still some regrets."

"The gold medal in the 100 meters is the best coming-of-age ceremony before I become an adult, and the silver medal in the 200 meters is a lesson taught to me before I become an adult." She said, "I hope that after I become an adult, my competition experience can be slowly accumulated and I can do better."

From winning the 100m to winning silver in the 200m, Chen Yujie learned more about himself in these two games.

"I think there are mountains outside the mountains, and there are people outside the people." She said, "Don't just be limited to your own comfort zone. You must break this comfort zone and strive to challenge more powerful people in a larger circle."

Regarding the current situation, Chen Yujie said that he is still "in progress" and "the revolution is not over yet, and we still need to work hard."

In both competitions, Chen Yujie faced opponents older than herself. In her opinion, being young is an advantage.

"Maybe I didn't do my best this time, but I may still have the next day and the next game." She said, "I can even do four and five terms like Xie Zhenye."

"I hope to continue to improve my skills and maintain my health in the future." Chen Yujie said.