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Bi Kun is a Chinese male sailing and windsurfing athlete. He has won the RS:
China News Service, October 4 (Reporter Jin Xu) Bi Kun, the flag bearer of the Chinese delegation and male sailing and windsurfing athlete at the closing ceremony of the 2026 Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, said in an interview on the 4th that he was very excited to be the flag bearer at the closing ceremony. This has also been his dream.
In this Asian Games, the Chinese team won a total of 169 gold medals, 89 silver medals, and 83 bronze medals, totaling 341 medals, creating the best record of a Chinese sports delegation participating in the Asian Games overseas. Bi Kun said: "I will raise the national flag high so that the Chinese people can see it, let Asia see it, and let the world see it."
From the windsurfing RS: "As an athlete, I feel it is an honor to be able to represent my motherland in so many games and raise the five-star red flag in a foreign country," he said.
In the three Asian Games, Bi Kun saw the emerging new forces and also met the veterans who had competed on the same stage. "I learned a lot from them and gained a lot." Bi Kun said, hoping that he can pass on this experience and persistence to inspire more young athletes.
Bi Kun said that taking the Asian Games as a starting point, he hopes to reorganize his direction in the next two years and continue to compete in the competition.
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Bi Kun will continue to compete on the court and prepare for the direction of the next two years.
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