China News Service, Nagoya, Japan, September 27th. On the 27th local time, a total of 35 gold medals were awarded at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games. In the table tennis arena, Wang Manyu defeated Sun Yingsha and won the women's singles championship. China's table tennis women's singles won gold and silver and achieved eight consecutive Asian Games titles. In the track and field competition, 18-year-old Chinese teenager Yan Ziyi broke the Asian Games record with a throw of 70.46 meters in her first throw, beating Japan's Haruka Kitaguchi to win the women's javelin gold medal.
The table tennis event enters the penultimate competition day. In the women's singles final, Wang Manyu defeated defending champion Sun Yingsha 4:2 and won the Asian Games women's singles gold medal for the first time in 8 years. Lin Shidong/Huang Youzheng defeated their rival Japanese team 4:2 and won the men's doubles championship. This is the eighth time that Chinese men's table tennis has reached the top in this event at the Asian Games.
The world's pinnacle showdown of women's javelin was staged on the track and field. Chinese rising star Yan Ziyi faces off against Japanese star Haruka Kitaguchi, who holds Olympic and World Championship titles. Yan Ziyi easily won the championship with her first throw of 70.46 meters, breaking the Asian Games record and reaching the top podium in her first Asian Games.
In the women's 200-meter track and field final, 17-year-old Chinese teenager Chen Yujie, the new women's 100-meter Olympic champion, won the silver medal with a time of 22.93 seconds, earning her second medal of the event. In the men's 110-meter hurdles final, Chinese player Chen Yuan will be the first to pass the finish line with a time of 13.15 seconds and win the championship in one fell swoop.
On the diving platform, Chen Yiwen/Chen Jia won the women's synchronized 3-meter springboard championship, and Yang Hao/Lian Junjie defended the men's synchronized 10-meter platform championship, helping the Chinese diving team achieve their seventh consecutive Asian Games title in these two events.
Freestyle BMX, which became an official event of the Asian Games for the first time, won all two gold medals. Sun Sibei won the women's park race championship, winning the first gold medal in the history of the Asian Games for the Chinese team.
The Chinese team defended its title in trampoline, synchronized swimming and other events. In the men's trampoline final, Yan Langyu successfully defended his title and won gold and silver with his teammate Wang Zisai. Lin Yanjun/Xu Huiyan won the gold medal in the synchronized swimming synchronized swimming event, and the Chinese synchronized swimming team defended the title in this event. In the women's street skateboarding competition, 15-year-old Zhu Yuanling won the championship, and the previous champion Cui Chenxi won the bronze. The Chinese team continued to win the Asian Games championship in this event.
The top four in each badminton event will be determined on the same day. Women's singles Chen Yufei and Wang Zhiyi, men's doubles Liang Weikeng/Wang Chang, women's doubles Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning, mixed doubles Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping, Jiang Zhenbang/Wei Yaxin all advanced to the semi-finals.
In the medal list, the Chinese delegation leads the way with 119 golds, 48 silvers and 38 bronzes, followed by the Japanese team and the South Korean team in second and third place respectively.
