The second place was the South Korean team, who won 23 gold, 21 silver and 12 bronze. Uzbekistan and Japan are ranked third and fourth, Iran is fifth, and host Indonesia is currently ranked sixth.
Xinhua News Agency, Jakarta, October 9 (reporter Shan Lei, Yu Qianliang) the third Asian Paralympic Games had been held on the 9th to the third day, nearly half of it. By the time the press deadline, the Chinese delegation has won 75 gold medals, 32 silver medals and 29 bronze medals, which are far ahead in both the gold medal list and the medal list.
The major sources of medals of the Chinese team are still track and field and swimming, followed by table tennis and wheelchair fencing. Among them, 21 gold, 9 silver and 5 bronze have been recorded in track and field competitions, 20 gold, 14 silver and 5 bronze have been won in swimming, and 12 gold, 3 silver and 9 bronze have been won in table tennis. In addition, the Chinese team also gained a lot in wheelchair fencing, weightlifting, bicycle and other projects.
The South Korean team ranked second. They won 23 gold, 21 silver and 12 bronze, mainly in bowling, cycling and table tennis. Uzbekistan and Japan are ranked third and fourth, Iran is fifth, and host Indonesia is currently ranked sixth.
In the track and field, the Chinese team won gold in field events such as javelin, discus and shot. Currently, the track events mainly compete in medium and short distances of 200 meters to 800 meters. In the swimming pool, including men’s and women’s 4x 100 m freestyle relay and many other projects, the Chinese team has achieved a lot of gold points. In the table tennis court, from TT1-10 to 10 levels, women didn’t get all the singles champions except TT6. Men won 5 levels of gold medals.
In the wheelchair fencing project, the Chinese team won 11 of the 12 gold medals in the two major events of foil and sabre, occupying the absolute hegemony in Asia.
At the last session of the Asian Paralympic Games in Incheon, South Korea, the Chinese team achieved 174 Gold, 95 silver and 48 bronze, with China, South Korea and Japan ranking 1 to 3. The competition behind the Asian Paralympic Games will be more intense. The Chinese team has sent the largest lineup this time and has the opportunity to surpass the previous best results.