Chen Yiwen wins the women's 3-meter diving gold medal at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games

China News Service, September 30 (Reporter Zhu Chenxi) On September 30, local time, in the women's 3-meter springboard diving final of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese player Chen Yiwen won the gold medal with a total score of 358.05 points in five rounds.

Regarding her performance in the final that day, Chen Yiwen said in an interview after the game, "I think the overall performance is a bit conservative, but it is still within the normal range."

Chen Yiwen gave himself an "8 points" for this Asian Games trip. She said, "There is still a certain gap between my performance and the last Asian Games, but I have also shown my training level. It is still relatively stable, but I hope I can achieve a higher score breakthrough under stable conditions."

Regarding winning two gold medals at this Asian Games, Chen Yiwen said, "I really came here to win two gold medals. There have been some ups and downs in my form in the past two years, which still puts a certain amount of pressure on myself. I can feel better during the competition."

Regarding future training, Chen Yiwen said, "It is mainly about the details of the movements, such as the final splash, including some details in the air. I think we still need to work hard on this aspect."

Chen Yiwen said, "It's an honor to be in the 'Dream Team'. Whether it's the team coach, medical staff, or many logistics staff, they all take good care of us and help us take care of everything so that we can concentrate on training."