The Chinese delegation won 22 gold medals at the Asian Games and achieved 100 gold medals in diving

China News Service, Nagoya, Japan, September 30th A total of 22 gold medals will be awarded at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games on September 30th. At the end of the diving competition, the Chinese team won the last two gold medals that day, achieving the "hundred gold" achievement in Asian Games diving. In the men's football semifinals, the Chinese team was reversed by the defending champion South Korea 1:2 and unfortunately missed the final.

The diving competition ended that day. In the women's 3-meter springboard final, Chen Yiwen defended her title and won the gold medal. Lian Junjie won the men's 10-meter platform gold medal. This gold medal was the 100th gold medal for the Chinese diving team since it first participated in the Asian Games in 1974. The Chinese team won all 10 gold medals in this event, achieving all Asian Games diving gold medals for the 14th time.

On the football field, the Chinese team was reversed by the South Korean team 1:2 and missed the final. Although they missed the finals, the Chinese team returned to the semi-finals of the Asian Games men's football team after 28 years, setting the best record since the 2002 Busan Asian Games was restructured as a U23 team. The Chinese team will compete with the Uzbekistan team for the bronze medal. The players' fighting spirit remained unchanged after the game, saying they wanted to take a medal home.

The Chinese team continues to show its advantages in track cycling, kayaking, slalom and other events. The Chinese team won three gold medals in track cycling events today. In both the men's and women's team pursuit finals, the Chinese team won gold medals by breaking Asian records. In another women's keirin final, Chinese player Yuan Liying won the championship, earning her second gold of the tournament.

In the canoe slalom competition, Huang Juan successfully defended the women's single canoe championship, and the Chinese team achieved four consecutive Asian Games championships in this event; Hu Zhaoshan won the men's single kayak gold medal, and the Chinese team achieved three consecutive championships.

In the final of the e-sports Identity V Asian Games version, the Chinese team defeated the Japanese team and won the gold medal. It is worth mentioning that Chinese team player Mu Xinyue climbed to the top podium with the team and became the first female athlete to win a gold medal since e-sports entered Asia.

Judo and wrestling events started today, and the Chinese team won multiple bronze medals. In the judo event, Ma Yulin won the bronze medal in the men's 60kg class, Xu Aoyu won the third place in the women's 52kg class, and Xue Ziyang won the bronze medal in the men's 66kg class. In the wrestling arena, Chinese players Meng Lingzhe and Long Jia won bronze medals in the men's 130kg classical style and women's 68kg freestyle categories respectively.

In the final of the women's rock climbing speed competition, China's Deng Lijuan lost by 0.002 seconds and won the silver medal.

In the medal list, the Chinese delegation leads the way with 151 golds, 67 silvers and 59 bronzes, followed by the Japanese team and the South Korean team in second and third place respectively. (over)