Zhang Zhanshuo won two gold medals and set a new record in the Asian Games swimming competition
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- In the swimming competition of the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese player Zhang Zhanshuo won the men's 800-meter freestyle championship and set a new competition record.
- Later, he won the men's 4×100-meter freestyle relay with the Chinese team and set a new Asian record.
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Why It Matters
Zhang Zhanshuo won the championship in the men's 1500-meter freestyle event the day before.
China News Service, September 24 (Reporter Zhu Chenxi) On September 24, local time, in the men's 800-meter freestyle final of the swimming event at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese player Zhang Zhanshuo won the championship in 7 minutes, 42 seconds and 49, setting a new competition record. In addition, Zhang Zhanshuo also participated in the men's 4×100m freestyle relay final. In the end, the Chinese team won the championship in 3 minutes, 10.60 seconds, setting a new Asian record and successfully defending the title.
Regarding winning the men's 1500-meter freestyle event the day before and continuing to participate in two events today, Zhang Zhanshuo said, "It may seem that the schedule is quite devilish, but for me there is a rest period in the middle. Of course, this is also (thanks to) the (experience) I have accumulated in previous competitions, just to cope with situations like today."
Zhang Zhanshuo said, "Today is a relatively good result, and I am very happy to win this precious gold medal with my teammates and set a new Asian record."
The 25th is the last competition day for the swimming event in this Asian Games. Regarding the next competition, Zhang Zhanshuo said, "I will definitely have a lot of confidence. Now is not the time to be happy, and strive for a good ending tomorrow."
Open Questions
- How did Zhang Zhanshuo perform on the last competition day of the 25th swimming event?





