2026 Nagoya Asian Para Games: Wu Qing wins the women's F33 shot put gold medal

China News Service, Harbin, October 20 (Reporter Wang Nina) The Heilongjiang Provincial Disabled Persons' Federation announced on the 20th that the 2026 Fifth Aichi Nagoya Asian Para Games (hereinafter referred to as the "Asian Para Games") was held in Japan on the 20th. Wu Qing, an athlete from Qiqihar City, Heilongjiang Province, won the gold medal in the women's F33 shot put event with a score of 7.63 meters, while breaking the competition record.

The 36-year-old Wu Qing is a benchmark figure in my country's disabled track and field. He has won 4 Paralympic gold medals and set 5 world records. After five Paralympic Games, he is already a veteran in the field. Wu Qing entered the Heilongjiang Provincial Disabled Persons' Federation to participate in training in 2005. In 2023, she transitioned from standing throwing to sitting throwing. Since then, she has repeatedly achieved great results in domestic and foreign competitions.

During the preparation period for the Nagoya Asian Para Games, Wu Qing still maintained a high degree of self-discipline in training, insisted on high-intensity special training, and completed hundreds or thousands of throwing exercises. The Heilongjiang Provincial Disabled Persons' Federation provides comprehensive protection, and a professional coaching team and rehabilitation team follow up throughout the process, accurately adjusting technical movements and scientifically conditioning her physical condition to build a solid backing for her to compete in international competitions.

At the Nagoya Asian Paralympic Games, Wu Qing achieved great results again with her solid skills and calm mentality.

After the game, Wu Qing said: "This honor belongs to the motherland and Heilongjiang. I would like to thank the country for its training, the Heilongjiang Provincial Disabled Persons' Federation for its careful protection over the years, and the coaching team for their careful cultivation. It is the nourishment of this black land that allows me to overcome injuries and break through myself again and again. In the future, I will continue to stick to the field, go all out, use hard work to interpret love, and strive for more honors for the motherland."