
Teenage track star Chen Yujie prepares for the national college entrance examinations while training for the World Championships.
Teenage track star Chen Yujie, who won four medals at the 20th Asian Games, is balancing professional training for the World Championships with preparations for national college entrance examinations.
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Chen Yujie won four medals at the 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya before returning to Ningbo Sports School.
Fresh from a dominant showing at the Asian Games, teenage track star Chen Yujie is balancing professional training for next year’s World Championships with preparations for the national college entrance examinations, setting her sights on a local university.
At the recently concluded 20th Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, the 17-year-old bagged four medals before returning home to resume life as a high school senior. Chen won gold medals in the 100m and two relays, and a silver in the 200m.
Earlier this week, Chen returned to the track at Ningbo Sports School, completing her first post-Games training session under coach Wu Yacun.
Yet Chen has never compromised on her academic performance. Having maintained a daily commuter-training routine since taking up athletics, she views education and sport as mutually nourishing.

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