Zhang Zhanshuo won the men's 400-meter freestyle gold medal at the Asian Games, breaking the competition record

China News Service, September 25 (Reporter Zhu Chenxi) On September 25, local time, in the men's 400-meter freestyle final of the swimming event at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese player Zhang Zhanshuo won the championship in 3 minutes, 41 seconds and 28 seconds, breaking the competition record and winning the seventh individual gold medal at this Asian Games.

Zhang Zhanshuo said in an interview after the game that today's results showed the results of the previous training, "I am very proud and happy to get this gold medal."

The swimming competition of this Asian Games ended today. Regarding this Asian Games journey, Zhang Zhanshuo said that the most profound memory was the men's 4X200m freestyle relay final held on the second day of the competition. "I was very excited and completed a reversal at the end. Of course, from that day, my Asian Games journey has just begun. Today is also a relatively perfect ending."

Zhang Zhanshuo scored 85 points for his Asian Games trip. He said, "Some projects are still far behind the world level, so I will turn these gold medals into greater motivation to improve myself."

As a "post-2005" athlete, Zhang Zhanshuo said, "I think as young athletes, we must dare to fight, dare to break through, and dare to surpass."