Chinese athletes continued their remarkable performances at the 2024 Summer Paralympic Games in Paris, securing an impressive haul of 13 gold, 12 silver, and four bronze medals on Sunday. This latest achievement further cements China’s position as a dominant force in the Paralympic arena.
In the women’s discus throw F64 event, Yang Yue clinched the gold medal with a season-best throw of 42.39 meters on her second attempt. Her compatriot Yao Juan earned the silver medal with a close finish of 41.98 meters. The two athletes stood proudly side by side on the podium, showcasing China’s depth of talent in field events.
On the track, Shi Yiting delivered a stellar performance in the women’s 200-meter T36 final. She sprinted to victory with a personal best time of 27.50 seconds, earning her the gold medal and setting a new benchmark in her career.
The field events saw another world-record-breaking moment when Zou Lijuan won the women’s javelin throw F34 title. She shattered the previous world record with a throw of 22.55 meters. Fellow Chinese athlete Zuo Caiyun secured the silver medal with a personal best of 19.44 meters, highlighting China’s exceptional prowess in the javelin throw.
China’s athletes have consistently demonstrated excellence throughout the Paralympic Games, bolstering the nation’s medal tally and inspiring audiences worldwide. Their dedication and achievements not only bring pride to their country but also inspire countless individuals globally.
As the Paralympic Games continue, all eyes are on these extraordinary athletes who overcome challenges and push the boundaries of human potential. Their stories of perseverance and triumph resonate with people around the world, embodying the true spirit of the Paralympic movement.
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Another fruitful day for Chinese athletes at 2024 Paralympic Games
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