Chen Nianqin won the silver medal in the women's 65kg class at the Asian Games, showing her sportsmanship.

Chen Nianqin lost and won the silver medal in the women's 65kg boxing category at the Ai Nagoya Asian Games. She was still celebrating happily with her opponent after the game.

Taiwan's "anti-cancer female boxing champion" Chen Nianqin defeated Indian female player Parveen 2:3 in the women's 65kg gold medal match at the Nagoya Asian Games today and won the silver medal. Even though she lost the game, Chen Nianqin was still very graceful. After the game, she took the initiative to hug her opponent and take a happy photo. She revealed that she told her opponent, "Congratulations on our achievement of such a great honor together. Please keep up the good work and we will come back in 2028!"

Chen Nianqin lost to Parwen in the gold medal match today. Although she missed her first Asian Games gold medal in her career, she still generously praised her opponent and enthusiastically hugged her opponent for a photo after the game, hoping to keep this rare moment.

When it comes to interacting with opponents, Chen Nianqin said: "I am a very friendly friend! Because no matter which country I compete with, the boxing community actually knows that my personality is to pursue glory. They also know that I am very optimistic and very lively. They will not think that I am an opponent and have no hostility towards me." She emphasized that everyone just prepares themselves. "We are opponents during the game, but when the bell rings at the end of the game, we are friends, so I am very happy that we showed such good boxing skills together."

Chen Nianqin generously shared the conversation with her opponent. She said: "I know that you came up from 57, and you also said, 'Congratulations to us for achieving such a great honor together' and 'Please continue to come back in 2028.' I encouraged her like this, and she also thanked me and praised my skills. We encouraged each other and cheered."

Chen Nianqin lost and won the silver medal in the women's 65kg boxing category at the Ai Nagoya Asian Games. After the game, she was still happy to pick up her opponent and spin around.