Thai sprinter Wen Song and Chinese swimmer Yu Zidi were elected as the most valuable athletes of the Asian Games men's and women's

Xinhua News Agency, Nagoya, Japan, October 4 (Reporters Yang Fan and Sun Zhe) The Olympic Council of Asia announced on the 4th that Thai sprinter Wen Song and Chinese swimmer Yu Zidi were elected as the most valuable athletes of the men's and women's 20th Asian Games respectively.

Yu Zidi, who is about to turn 14, won three gold medals in this Asian Games and is the youngest three-gold medalist in the Chinese delegation. She swam 2:06.10 in the women's 200-meter individual medley final, setting a new Asian record and winning the championship. This was the second-best time in the history of the event, second only to world record holder McIntosh's 2:05.70. She won the women's 200-meter butterfly and women's 400-meter individual medley finals with record-breaking results at the Asian Games.

The 20-year-old Wensong won 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal in this Asian Games. He broke the 10-second barrier in the men's 100-meter preliminaries, semi-finals and finals. He won the final in 9.90 seconds, setting a new meet record and was the only player to break the 10-second barrier in the final.

In addition, in the men's 200m final, he won the championship in 19.88 seconds in the rain, tying the Asian record for this event set by Chinese "flying man" Xie Zhenye.