
AI-generated summary
Chen Nianqin suffered from cancer before the Tokyo Olympics. After successfully fighting cancer, he returned to competition and performed well in the Tokyo Olympics, Hangzhou Asian Games and Paris Olympics.
"Anti-cancer female boxing champion" Chen Nianqin defeated Thailand's Olympic bronze medalist Janjaem Suwannapheng 5-0 in the women's 65kg category of the Nagoya Asian Games today. She successfully advanced to the top four and is sure to have a medal.
29-year-old Chen Nianqin was diagnosed with cancer before the Tokyo Olympics. However, she returned to competition after successfully fighting cancer and stopped in the top 8 at the Tokyo Olympics. After that, she made it to the top 4 at the Hangzhou Asian Games and ended up with a bronze medal. However, she won a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics the following year. This time she competes in the Asian Games again and is determined to move towards the gold medal.
Chen Nianqin had a bye in the first round of the Nagoya Asian Games. Today, she made her debut in the quarterfinals and met Suvarnabhumi, who also won the bronze medal in the Paris Olympics. Chen Nianqin performed strongly in the first round and took a 5:0 lead. Although her opponent made a slight comeback in the second round, it did not affect her rhythm. She performed steadily in the third round and finally won 5:0.
As for other Taiwanese players, Huang Xiaowen lost in the top 8 at noon and missed the medal; Lin Yuting defeated Kazakh World Championship bronze medalist Viktoriya Grafeyeva in the top 16 of the women's 60kg category yesterday and successfully entered the top 8. She is expected to meet North Korea's Yuan Eunjing in the top 8 tomorrow. The two met at the Asian Championships this year, and Lin Yuting lost at that time. This time she aims to avenge her defeat.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Lin Yuting will meet North Korea's Won Eun-kyung in the top 8 tomorrow
Very likely · Within days

Taiwanese player Li Wanting lost to Uzbek player Egenova 0:3 in the women's 57kg gold medal match in the Nagoya Asian Games and won the silver medal, setting a record for Taiwan's best performance in the Asian Games. The 33-year-old admitted that this was probably her "last dance" and dedicated the medal to her late mother.

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Taiwanese weightlifter Chen Wenhui won the silver medal in the women's 69kg category of the Nagoya Asian Games with a snatch of 106kg and a clean and jerk of 126kg, for a total of 232kg. This was also the first Asian Games medal in her career, and she got out of the trough of failure at the Paris Olympics.

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