Thirteen-year-old swim sensation sets women’s 200m butterfly record at Asian Games
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At the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, two Chinese swimmers secured notable victories during the opening days of competition. Thirteen-year-old Yu Zidi established a new Asian Games record in the women's 200-meter butterfly, marking the first major title of her career. Following her win, the young athlete characterized her performance as "only so-so."
In a separate event, Tang Qianting successfully defended her women's 50-meter breaststroke title. She achieved a Games record time of 29.45 seconds and has expressed ambitions toward breaking the world record in the future.
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ECNS (Beijing, China)Focuses on established athlete's title defense and future world record goals
Guardian Sport (GB)Highlights the youth and record-breaking performance of a breakout star
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