Hong Kong team sailor Wong Tsz-ho won the gold medal and stopped school for a year to prepare for competition, saying it was all worth it

Huang Zihao stopped school for a year to prepare for the competition "Everything is worth it"

In addition to the iQFOiL men's and women's adult categories, this year's windsurfing also has new men's and women's U19 categories. The Hong Kong team sent four players to participate. The event adopted a low-scoring method and deducted the worst two results. After completing the first 10 rounds, Huang Zihao and Zhang Ziyue ranked first in the men's and women's groups respectively. Yesterday morning, the start was delayed due to weak wind. Huang Zihao took second place in the last round, with a total of 13 points among the six male players, beating the Japanese team's Masahiro Koso and Singapore team representative Huang Zhixiang. In order to prepare for the Asian Games, 18-year-old Huang Zihao stopped school for a year to concentrate on training. After winning the gold medal, he said that it was all worth it. "This year's hard work has not been in vain." The 17-year-old female player Zhang Ziyue crossed the finish line first in 6 consecutive rounds, and finally scored a net 9 points among the 6 representatives. The silver and bronze medal winners were Japan's Oshima Julie and Thailand's Chanatkan Charoensuk respectively.

In the adult category, Ma Junzheng won the silver medal for three consecutive years

The "veteran of three dynasties" in the Asian Games, Ma Kwan-ching, was originally scheduled to compete in the final three rounds of the women's adult category yesterday morning to compete for the gold medal. However, the game was canceled due to unfavorable wind conditions. Calculated from the previous 10 rounds, she finally won the silver medal for the third consecutive time with a net score of 17 points, only losing to the national team player Li Wenqi. The last bronze medalist in the men's group, Hong Kong's Zheng Qingyan, won a "stiff neck four" with a net score of 29 points, and missed the chance to appear on the podium again.

Sailing Port Team finished with 2 golds, 3 silvers and 2 bronzes to write team history

In the sailing event, 14-year-old Huang Zixi took over from her sister Huang Ziyan this year. After completing the first 10 rounds of the women's ILCA level 4, she ranked third. Yesterday, she ranked third and fourth in the last two rounds, with a total score of 29 points to advance to the next place and win the silver medal; 15-year-old Zheng Qiao won the silver medal in the men's ILCA Level 4 won the bronze medal with a net score of 27, helping the Sailing Port team finish with 2 golds, 3 silvers and 2 bronzes, setting the best Asian Games medal record in team history.