From the ages of 11 to 73, the author aims to raise the flag in Hangzhou.
A huge crowd of nearly a thousand people showed up for the final ceremony at the Hangzhou Asian Games.
They may look like the parents of the competitors, but they have a flag on their chests.
At seventy-three, he’s the oldest competitor at the Games, and he’s competing for the top spot in Asia in bridge, a type of card game.
[Lim Hyun / National Bridge Team: “I thought this was a surprise for me, but as the days go by, my shoulders get heavier, but my patriotism increases.”]
Then there’s the 11-year-old, still in sixth grade, who was proudly selected as a chess player for the national team.
[Kim Sarang/national chess player: “I’m not afraid because I’m still young, so there are many places to climb, and I think everything is a challenge. Like Kim Yeon-ah, who made Korea’s figure skating famous, I want to win a medal and make Korea’s chess known worldwide.”]
Sport climbing hopeful Seo Chae-hyun turns heads by competing with her national team coach father.
[Seo Chae-hyun/Sports Climbing: “My goal is a gold medal, and I think it’s possible if I give it my all.”]
This will be the fourth Asian Games for men’s fencing’s eldest brother, Koo Bon-gil, who will surpass Park Tae-hwan, Nam Hyun-hee, and others to win a record seven Asian Games gold medals 카지노사이트가이드 if he swept the team and individual events.