Nagoya Asian Games light boat rapids venue is unfinished and athletes criticized it for looking like a construction site

There is only one week left for the canoe rapids to start, and experts and gravel trucks are still working on the competition venue. The piles of dirt and canvas are piled up like a "construction site." (Picture taken from Threads)

The Nagoya Asian Games continue to have episodes and endless questions, making media from all over the world shake their heads. Now another national athlete has revealed that the canoe whitewater benchmark is expected to start on September 29. There is only one week left before the start. The competition venue is still not completed, just like a "construction site."

National whitewater benchmark player Zhang Fuhua broke the news on Threads, "How ridiculous can this Nagoya Asian Games be? There is probably only one week left before the competition, but the canoe whitewater competition venue is still unfinished and looks like a construction site." The video he posted showed that at the official track site in Toyota City, weirdos and gravel trucks are still working hard, and the piles of dirt and canvas are stacked like a "construction site."

Zhang Fuhua bluntly said that there was no way to conduct venue adaptation training, and the conference could only temporarily find another piece of water for the contestants to practice. It also takes nearly twice as much commuting time every day from the hotel to the competition venue and then to the temporary training venue.