Chen Jielun stopped in the top 8 of the compound bow individual competition and won the Asian Games men's team bronze medal "There is an explanation"

Chen Chie-lun, a Taiwanese archery expert who is suffering from "inner demons", failed to make it to the top 8 of the compound bow individual competition, but still won a bronze medal in the men's team at the Nagoya Asian Games. He said with a smile that it was an explanation and the trend was getting better. He would like to take a vacation when he returns to Taiwan. "Maybe go fishing or camping, just relax first!"

Yesterday, Chen Jielun teamed up with Zhang Zhengwei and Yan Zixiang to win the first Asian Games compound arch men's team bronze medal in team history. Today, he continued to work hard in the individual competition. Unfortunately, he lost to India's strong enemy Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru 138:148 in the quarterfinals. He missed the opportunity to move towards the medal competition. He himself lamented that he was not ready and his condition was not good. "It seems that the time has come, so I just bite the bullet and play."

Mental state may be Chen Jielun's biggest enemy. Sometimes he may not be able to find the feeling he should have. He admitted that archery players will have this situation more or less, depending on the severity. He has also talked with the team's sports psychologist and the national training psychological counselor, and is still looking for the source of the symptoms.

Chen Jielun said that at least he won the bronze medal in the men's team this time, which can be regarded as an explanation. He also said that he will continue to work hard, "Maybe I will stop shooting when I can't even hit the target, because this symptom does happen, but I don't think I will reach that level. I also feel that I am getting better and better, because I have been adjusting and adjusting in the past six months, and with this competition, there is a trend of getting better and better."