Chen Nianqin won silver in the women's 65kg category at the Asian Games, narrowly losing to an Indian female player

Chen Nianqin lost and won the silver medal in the women's 65kg boxing class at the Ai Nagoya Asian Games, still showing her signature smile.

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. Although she set the best record in her career, Chen Nianqin said after the game that she really wanted the gold medal, but she did not shed tears on the field but looked at it positively, "It is perfect to have regrets, but I think it is an experience to be so close. Everyone believes in me, I will definitely do it!"

Although Chen Nianqin fell behind 0:5 at the beginning against Parwen today, she immediately came back with a 5:0 victory in the next round. Unfortunately, she still lost by a slight margin after a fierce battle in the third round. She asked her to say, "I just want to give myself a slap in the face! I didn't seize this opportunity properly. Although this was one of my technical presentations, I didn't make it, which made me feel very regretful and really bad."

Although she lost in the end, Chen Nianqin did not show the same depressed mood as other players after losing. She smiled and praised her opponent generously during the interview, "This opponent is very good. He went from 57 kg to 65 kg, and he continued to maintain his best advantage to break through every weight." Level, every player, I respect this player very much, whether it is their love, the team, or the entire rhythm of training, I think it is a place worth learning from, so for me, this game is an experience, and it is perfect if there are regrets.”