CHEN Lijun snatches gold in Men's 67kg Weightlifting. Till now, five years after 【小题1】 (force) to withdraw with leg cramps from Rio 2016, CHEN Lijun of the People's Republic of China 【小题2】 (crown) he Olympic champion in the weightlifting men's 67kg event at Tokyo 2020 with a total lift of 332kg.

It 【小题3】 (come) down to the final lit, with Chen lifting 187kg — an Olympic record — in the clean and jerk to beat Colombia's Luis Javier Mosquera Lozano by one kilogram. “I feel that it's very difficult, very hard to be in Tokyo 2020. I have many different 【小题4】 (feeling) because for a long time I've been struggling and working hard. This year is quite exciting and 【小题5】 (predict),” Chen said. “I'm very happy to win this gold medal and bring honour to my country and family.”

Chen, a four-time world champion, gave China their second weightlifting gold of the evening after Li Fiban won the men's 6lkg. Mosquera Lozano was in line 【小题6】 the gold medal after a mammoth total lift of 331kg—【小题7】 Olympic record before Chen's final attempt.

Mosquera Lozano said, “I am very proud to win for Colombia and for my family but I understand 【小题8】 China won today, they are very strong in weightlifting. It's been wonderful to fight 【小题9】 my Chinese opponent.” I'm very happy for him and my Italian colleague but let's hope we can get more medals in the future.” Bronze went to Italy's Mirko Zanni, 【小题10】 despite missing his attempt at 172kg, went on to left a personal best of 177kg on his final attempt in the clean and jerk for a total lift of 322kg.

Brazilian swimmer Daniel Dias was a late bloomer (大器晚成的人). He took up swimming at 16 after watching his fellow Brazilian swimmer Clodoaldo Silva win seven medals at the Athens 2004 Paralympic Games. As it turns out, Dias, 【小题1】 was born with a partially formed left hand, a right arm that ends at the elbow, and a right leg that stops at the knee, was a natural at 【小题2】 sport.

Two years after 【小题3】 (he) first swim lesson, Dias 【小题4】 (win) five medals at the 2006 World Championships. Since then, the talented swimmer 【小题5】 (compete) in four Paralympics—from Beijing 2008 to Tokyo 2020-and won 27 medals, including 14 gold. He retired after the Tokyo 2020 Games, 【小题6】 he will remain active in the sport by training other ambitious 【小题7】 (swimmer) with physical disabilities.

On the early morning of August 4th Beijing time, in the women’s singles tennis final at the Paris Olympics: 21- year- old Chinese player Zheng Qinwen 【小题1】 (beat) Crotian player Vekic and won the championship. She became the first Chinese player 【小题2】 (win) the Olympic gold medal in women’s singles tennis and made history elevating Chinese tennis to new heights. Zheng’s performance throughout the toumament was nothing short of extraordinary. 【小题3】 she achieved marks a historic milestone for Chinese tennis.

【小题4】 the same time, this is not only the l6^th gold medal won by the Chinese sports delegation at the Paris Olympics, 【小题5】 the first gold medal won by Chinese tennis at this year’s Olympics.

Zheng defeated Donna Vekic with 【小题6】 score of 6-2 and 6-3, claiming the title of Olympic women’s singles champion. After her victory, Zheng fell to the floor in celebration as her team and supporters cheered wildly in the stands. She then applauded the crowd and draped a Chinese flag over her shoulder. The celebration was extraordinary with Zheng’s massive smile 【小题7】 (highlight) the moment. Zheng’s performance was notably culm, composed and solid, handling the 【小题8】 (challenge) moments of the match with impressive skill, especially in the second game 【小题9】 Vakic presented a tough challenge. 【小题10】 was her perseverance and patriotism that made her break through her limits and made brilliant achievement for her country on the international stage.