Taiwanese boxing queen Lin Yu-ting returns home triumphantly after winning the gold medal at the Asian Games. She admits that it will be a tough battle when the draw is announced.

Boxing team.

[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Taoyuan Airport Report] "Taiwanese boxing queen" Lin Yuting defeated Chinese female player Yang Chengyu 5:0 in the Nagoya Asian Games women's 60kg gold medal match, becoming the first person in team history to win gold medals in two consecutive Asian Games. When she returned to Taiwan earlier for an interview, she said that when she saw the draw, she knew it would be a tough battle, but her performance was disappointing, and she got better and better.

The 30-year-old Lin Yuting won the women's 57kg gold medal at the last Asian Games in Hangzhou, saying goodbye to the gender controversy during the Paris Olympics. This time at the Nagoya Asian Games, she defeated Kazakh World Championship bronze medalist Viktoriya Grafeyeva and North Korean player Won Eun-kyung and other strong opponents to win the gold medal for two consecutive years.

Lin Yuting, who returned home triumphantly today, said that after seeing the draw this time, she felt that it would be a tough battle. After all, she only lost to Yuan Eunjing in the Asian Championships in March this year, and also lost to Grafeeva in the WB Cup in Guiyang, China. "It is inevitable that there will be psychological pressure, but I think it will be better this time. I also want to thank my team, the league headquarters and all the logistics teams."

Lin Yuting, who must strictly control her weight during the competition, said that after returning to Taiwan, she hopes to "eat well" first, and then prepares for the year-end competition, hoping to perform well.