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Huang Yizhen is only 20 years old. She won 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal in the women's 48kg category at this year's Asian Weightlifting Championships.
Huang Yizhen. (File photo)
Taiwanese weightlifting star Huang Yizhen made her debut at the World Weightlifting Championships. In the women's 49kg Group A competition, she surrendered 82kg in the snatch and 104kg in the clean and jerk, and won the bronze medal with a total of 186kg. Fang Guanling, who started from Group B, won the bronze medal in the clean and jerk.
Huang Yizhen, who is only 20 years old, won 2 gold medals and 1 silver in the women's 48kg category at the Asian Weightlifting Championships this year. Her future performance is highly anticipated. This is her first time participating in the World Championships. She made her debut in the women's 49kg Group A event.
Huang Yizhen passed the test with 82kg in the first attempt in the snatch, but unfortunately failed to challenge 85kg in the next two attempts. In the end, she ranked fourth with 82kg in the snatch; in the clean and jerk, she lifted 102kg and 104kg in the first two attempts, but failed to pass the challenge of 106kg, and finally ranked fourth, but still won a bronze medal with a total of 186kg.
As for the Nagoya Asian Games national player Fang Guanling, who made her debut in Group B this time, she lifted 68kg, 74kg and 80kg in the snatch, ranking 5th overall; she performed well in the clean and jerk, and also succeeded in all 3 lifts. She passed all 95kg, 100kg, and 105kg challenges, and won the bronze medal with 105kg in the clean and jerk, ranking 4th overall with a final total of 185kg.

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