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Zhang Yufei decided to switch to short-distance swimming at the beginning of this year. This Asian Games is a test of her half-year training results.
China News Service, September 25 (Reporter Zhu Chenxi) On September 25, local time, in the women's 50-meter butterfly final of the swimming event at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese player Zhang Yufei won the championship in 25.41 seconds.
Regarding her feelings about this Asian Games trip, Zhang Yufei said in an interview after the game, "There were some emotional ups and downs, and I learned a lot of experience. Either I won or I learned, which is pretty good."
Zhang Yufei said that today's performance was better than the previous two days. "I decided to switch to short distance at the beginning of this year. This Asian Games is just a test for the past six months of training, and it also exposed many problems."
Regarding the happiness that swimming brings to her, Zhang Yufei said that it mainly comes from her dominance. "I choose the goals I want, the path I want to take, the things I want to practice, and finally get the results I want. I think this may be the greatest happiness for me."
Zhang Yufei shed tears many times after winning the gold medal. She said, "The past ten years in the swimming pool have passed so fast, and it will always remind you of your past self at some point."

"Taiwan's Fastest Man" Yang Junhan ran 10.33 seconds in the men's 100m semi-finals of the Nagoya Asian Games but failed to advance to the finals. Yang Junhan said that he was troubled by injuries during the preparations and his condition has not reached its peak. He has tried his best to exert his best strength at this stage.

On the first day of the Asian Games baseball rematch in Nagoya, the Japanese team relied on the outstanding performance of starting pitcher Arata Higuchi to pitch 7 scoreless innings, and contributed an RBI to Yamakio, and finally defeated the South Korean team composed of Korean professional players 5:0, maintaining a complete victory record.

Taiwan's Wang Guanhong won the gold medal in the men's 200m butterfly at the Nagoya Asian Games. This was Taiwan's first Asian Games gold medal in swimming history, ending a 28-year wait. Despite suffering from a back injury before the game, he still managed to break through. Coach Huang Zhiyong hopes that this achievement will not only be a personal glory, but also promote the overall development of Taiwan's swimming environment and international exchanges.

"Elvis of the World" Tang Jiahong fell off the bar due to a mistake in his turning movement in the men's horizontal bar final of the Nagoya Asian Games competitive gymnastics. He ultimately ranked fifth with 13.466 points and missed the medal. Tang Jiahong said he would adjust his mentality to prepare for the subsequent World Championships and to qualify for the Los Angeles Olympics.

In the rematch of the Hangzhou Asian Games Baseball Super Cycle, the Taiwanese team, led by starting pitcher Wang Yancheng, allowed 1 run in 7 innings, and coupled with the line performance, finally defeated the Chinese team 7:1, ensuring their hope of advancing to the gold medal game.

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