
Taiwanese female athlete Chen Wenhui won the silver medal in the women's 69kg weightlifting category at the Nagoya Asian Games with a total of 232kg. Her mother and brother specially flew to Japan to cheer her on.
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Chen Minhui once won the bronze medal in the women's 64kg category at the Tokyo Olympics. She experienced failure in the Hangzhou Asian Games and sixth place in the Paris Olympics. During this period, she encountered low points and injuries.
Chen Minhui's mother Huang Yuxin and her brother Chen Minlin flew to Nagoya to cheer for her.
Taiwanese female athlete Chen Wenhui won the silver medal in the women's 69kg weightlifting category at the Nagoya Asian Games today, with a snatch of 106kg and a clean and jerk of 126kg, for a total of 232kg. Her mother and brother flew to Nagoya to cheer for her this time. Chen Minhui's mother, Huang Yuxin, said that in the past, her daughter had never taken the initiative to invite her to watch her compete at an international competition. She should be very confident in taking the initiative this time. When talking about her daughter's hard training during this period, she couldn't help but have red eyes, "She is really able to endure hardships. Thank you for the hard work!"
Chen Minhui won the bronze medal in the women's 64kg category at the Tokyo Olympics. She missed out on the medal podium at the last Hangzhou Asian Games by losing 1 kilogram. She finished sixth at the Paris Olympics two years ago. She also encountered low points and injuries during the period. This time in Nagoya, she stood on the podium again as she wished. Her cheering group is also quite large. In addition to her own team, her mother and brother, as well as coach Huang Dade's wife, were all specially present to watch the game this time.
Huang Yuxin revealed that in the past, Chen Minhui rarely invited her to watch the competition. This was only the first time she went to an international competition to cheer for her daughter. "She took the initiative to invite me to watch her competition this time. I felt that she should be very confident." She also thanked her son for accompanying her this time. "Our family is connected."
Huang Yuxin mentioned that her relationship with Chen Minhui is actually like sisters, and in order to support her, the family's best resources are given to her, "Because she loves to eat beef, so every time she comes home, I will specially prepare a table full of her favorite food, and she will laugh and say, 'Mom, you are worshiping God again.'"
Watching her daughter return to glory after losing at the Hangzhou Asian Games and the Paris Olympics, Mother Chen was very moved. "This child is really capable of enduring hardships. Looking at her expression on the stage, she really came through the hardships and thanked her for the hard work!" She revealed that before this competition, Chen Wenhui had to control her weight, so she couldn't taste delicious food in Japan. "So I took the initiative to tell her that I will eat chicken breast with you. It was all worth it."
Chen Minhui won the silver medal, and Sports Minister Li Yang sent a congratulatory message.

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