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The men's and women's 200m finals of the track and field events at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games were held on September 27. Thailand's Priporn Wensong broke the tournament record and tied the Asian record in the men's competition.
China News Service, Nagoya, Japan, September 27 (Reporter Li Zhiquan) In the men's and women's 200m finals of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games held on the 27th, Chinese player Huang Youwen won the men's 200m silver medal, and 17-year-old Chinese teenager Chen Yujie won the women's 200m silver medal. Thailand's Buripong Wensong set a new men's 200m Olympic record with a time of 19.88 seconds.
As the new women's 100-meter Olympic champion, Chen Yujie ran 23.29 seconds in the women's 200m preliminaries and directly advanced to the finals as the first in the group. In the final, she won the silver medal in 22.93 seconds. Hangzhou Asian Games champion and Singaporean star Pereira successfully defended his title in 22.78 seconds.
Currently, Chen Yujie has won one gold and one silver medal in this Asian Games. For this achievement, Chen Yujie gave herself 80 points. "After all, there are still some regrets." She said that the 100-meter gold medal is the best coming-of-age ceremony, while the 200-meter silver medal is "a lesson before adulthood."
"I hope I can continue to improve and maintain my health in the future." Chen Yujie said, don't be limited to your own comfort zone, and have the courage to break the comfort zone.
In the subsequent men's 200m final, 21-year-old Chinese player Huang Youwen won the silver medal in 20.45 seconds. Thailand's Buripong Wensong won the gold medal in 19.88 seconds, winning another gold medal after the men's 100 meters.
After the game, Chen Yujie specially handed the five-star red flag to Huang Youwen, and the two took photos on the court wearing the national flag.
"This silver medal actually achieved my pre-match goal." Huang Youwen said that it was an unforgettable experience to compete with athletes of the same level as Bripong Wensong.
When Bripong Wensong broke the tournament record and won the championship, he also tied the Asian record previously held by Chinese star Xie Zhenye. He said that it was not much different from winning the gold medal in the 100 meters, except that there was more adrenaline, more excitement, and more desire to win the gold medal.
"I can't say how fast I can run in the future, but I will set more records and run faster." said Bripon Wensong.
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.
At the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games track and field venue, Chinese player Chen Yuan won the men's 110-meter hurdles championship in 13.15 seconds, and Wu Yanni won the women's 100-meter hurdles bronze medal in 13.12 seconds. Chen Yuanjiang said that the gold medal belongs to China's traditional advantage in the men's 110-meter hurdles, while Wu Yanni said that she had defeated herself three years ago.
In the women's singles table tennis final of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Wang Manyu defeated defending champion Sun Yingsha 4:2 to win the gold medal. Wang Manyu said after the game that both sides performed well and affirmed his mentality adjustment and competitive state during the game.

Fu Zhaoxuan won the gold medal in the Asian Games men's high jump with a score of 2.25 meters, becoming the third gold medal winner of the Taiwan delegation this year. He was also the second Taiwanese player to win the gold medal in the Asian Games track and field event after Wang Huizhen in 1994. President Lai Qingde sent a congratulatory message.

Singapore's Shanti Pereira successfully defended her women's 200m title at the Asian Games in Nagoya, becoming the first woman to win the event twice at the continental competition.

Taiwanese player Fu Zhaoxuan won the gold medal in the men's high jump event of the Nagoya Asian Games with a score of 2.25 meters, ending Taiwan's 60-year gold medal drought in the men's track and field event. South Korean star Woo Sang Hyuk only won the bronze medal due to his injury and said he will continue to prepare for the Los Angeles Olympics.