China's Zhu Yuanling won the Asian Games women's street skateboarding gold medal and Cui Chenxi won the bronze medal

China News Service, September 27 (Reporter Jin Xu) The women's street skateboarding final of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games was held on the 27th local time. Chinese player Zhu Yuanling won the gold medal with 166.57 points, and another Chinese player Cui Chenxi won the bronze medal with 156.60 points.

In each round, the two cheered each other on the starting platform. "You will definitely succeed, and I will succeed if you succeed." Zhu Yuanling encouraged Cui Chenxi like this. Cui Chenxi also responded: "If you succeed, I will succeed with you."

Cui Chenxi and Zhu Yuanling. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhao Wenyu

Cui Chenxi and Zhu Yuanling. Photo by China News Service reporter Zhao Wenyu

This is Cui Chenxi’s second time participating in the Asian Games. At the Hangzhou Asian Games, at the age of 13, she was the youngest athlete in the Chinese sports delegation. Now on the court again, she has become the "big sister" of the team.

Cui Chenxi said that she was very happy to be able to stand on the podium with her teammates. "Before the game, I saw the flag-raising stand, and I thought it would be great if I could stand on it today."

In order to fulfill this agreement, the two agreed in advance to wear award-winning clothes. "We said at that time that we should work hard in today's competition and stand on the podium together." Cui Chenxi said.