Today, the China Sports Delegation for the16th Paralympic Games was established in Beijing, and will go to Tokyo to participate in the Paralympic Games in batches. From the athletes of the 25 1 Paralympic Games, we can not only see the spirit of tenacious struggle, but also feel the attitude of self-improvement. Their mission of winning glory for the country is also worthy of attention; They inspire the courage to struggle and show the passion of life, which is especially commendable. Come on for every Paralympic athlete, come on! 25 1 athletes, male athletes 1 19, female athletes 132, coaches, staff and competition assistants 186. Athletes come from 24 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, including 8 ethnic groups: Han, Mongolian, Miao, Buyi, Manchu, Dong, Yao and Bai. Their average age is 27.5 years old. Zhao Ping, a 56-year-old table tennis player, and Jiang Yuyan, a 6-year-old swimmer, are the youngest. We are all amateurs, including workers, farmers, students, civil servants, clerks and freelancers. The vaccination rate reached 100%.
2.2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo English composition materials
Tonight, the Tokyo Paralympic Games will open! At the Paralympic Games, we saw extraordinary shock and emotion, and also saw the unyielding and blooming of life. Paralympic athletes tell us that "nothing is impossible" with indomitable fighting spirit and self-improvement attitude. In this Paralympic Games, the total number of China sports delegations is 437, including 25 athletes1person. 56 years old, the youngest 16 years old. Behind every Paralympic athlete, there is a story of struggling with fate.
Wang Hao: I hope to stand on the podium of the Paralympic Games.
On August 23rd, the China sports delegation of the 16 Paralympic Games announced that Zhou Jiamin, a female wheelchair archer, and Wang Hao, a male track and field athlete, would be the standard bearers of the China sports delegation at the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games in Tokyo. Wang Hao won the gold medal in the long jump at the 20 17 and 20 19 World Athletics Championships for the Disabled. He will take part in the men's T46 100 meter sprint, long jump and 4 × 100 meter mixed relay.
Wang Hao, 26, was born with a disability in his right forearm. In 2009, he came to Shenyang from Panjin to receive professional sports training. 20 14 19-year-old Wang Hao ushered in his first intercontinental competition-Incheon Asian Games for the Disabled on behalf of the national team. In this competition, Wang Hao performed well. In the four competitions he participated in, he won gold medals in men's100m, 200m and 400m.
In the following years, Wang Hao's performance was very stable, and he won the long jump championship in the 20 17 World Athletics Championships for the Disabled. 20 18 Asian Paralympic Games won five gold medals, breaking four Asian records, and the 4× 100 meter relay broke the world record. On 20 18, Wang Hao entered the School of Competitive Sports of Beijing Sport University to study and practice while learning.
At the Paralympic Games in Tokyo, Wang Hao will take part in the men's T46 100 meter sprint, long jump and 4 × 100 meter mixed relay. He said that he hoped to raise the national flag of China and play the Chinese national anthem on the podium.
Zhou Jiamin: If the five-star red flag rises because of me, it will be the proudest thing in my life.
Zhou Jiamin, born in 1990, is a girl from Fenghua, Ningbo. She won the open individual and mixed doubles of the 20 16 Rio Paralympic Games and the open and mixed doubles of the 20 19 World Championships. At this Paralympic Games in Tokyo, Zhou Jiamin will participate in the women's compound bow open individual competition and the compound bow open mixed team competition.
20 18 10, Jakarta won 1 gold and 1 bronze at the 3rd Asian Para Games. In the "Glory Paralympic Athletes' Leader" activity sponsored by IPC Tri-Ribbon Foundation, he successfully obtained the training qualification, was invited to Dubai, United Arab Emirates to complete the training and assessment, obtained the "Glory Paralympic Athletes' Leader" certification, and became a disabled athlete in China who won this honor.
She said, "If the five-star red flag rises because of me, it will be the proudest thing in my life." Girl, come on!
Liang Guihua: Confident "One-legged Knight"
Liang Guihua, born in 1984, is a master of disabled cycling team in China. At the age of 4, he learned to swim and ride a bike because of the accidental disability of his left leg. With tenacious perseverance and the spirit of being the first.
He won one gold and one bronze in the 20 10 Asian Games and two gold medals in the World Championships that year, breaking two world records. 20 12 London paralympic games, he broke his world record twice in the 3 km individual chase. 20 16 Rio Olympic 3 km individual chase won the championship again. 20 18 Rio World Cycling Championships for the Disabled won one silver and one bronze. In the same year, he won the gold medal in the road time trial at the Asian Games in Jakarta.
In recent years, the status of Liang Guihua has remained unchanged. In the cycling competition of the 1 1 People's Republic of China (PRC) Paralympic Games and the 8th Special Olympic Games, it was held in Shenzhen in 2002 1 and won the C2 men's 45km road team race, C2 men's10km individual time trial, C2 men's1km time trial and C2 men's 3km individual pursuit race.
He said: I only have one leg, but I stand as strong as you.
Tan Yujiao: Not only to win, but also to win beauty.
As the absolute strength of women's 67kg weightlifting, Tan Yujiao hopes that she can successfully defend her title in Tokyo and defend her title by setting a new world record. 20 16 Tan Yujiao, the strength weightlifting champion of Rio Paralympic Games, has a simple but incisive understanding of weightlifting: if you don't lift the barbell, you will be crushed by it.
After the London Paralympic Games, she almost "lifted" her invincible hand all over the stadium. From 20 14 to 20 15, she broke the women's 67kg weightlifting world record several times. Tan Yujiao won the women's 67kg weightlifting gold medal at the 20 16 Paralympic Games in Rio, breaking the world record.
"Only when you take responsibility can you have a broad sky". This is Tan Yujiao's personal signature on the social platform. From the age of 13, this independent and optimistic girl has firmly grasped the steering wheel of her life and propped up her own sky.
Zheng Tao: As long as you have an unyielding heart, everyone can write his own legend.
20 12 At the London Paralympic Games, the young man set off with a towel in his mouth. In the game, he kept it with his strong legs. In the final sprint stage of the competition, a normal athlete can buffer with his hands, but he has lost his arms and can't do it. Therefore, in order to maintain the whole sprint, he had to hit the swimming pool hard. Finally, he helped the China swimming delegation win the first swimming gold medal and broke the Olympic record. At the scene, tens of thousands of foreign audiences gave him warm applause.
Zheng Tao, born in 1990, accidentally lost his arms when he was a child, but he didn't give up his life. In swimming training, because he lost his arms, he can only work harder than others. The water in the swimming pool often infects his amputation site, but he never wants to back down. After 20 12 won the championship, Zheng Tao was not proud, but continued to train silently. Four years later, at the Rio Paralympic Games. He defended his title again with amazing perseverance and set a new world record and Paralympic record.
Wang: The strength of life lies in disobedience.
199 1 Wang was disabled by a high-pressure accident and lost his left arm, but he learned to swim in the river in the village with one hand; In 2003, he became a national disabled swimmer. In the past 12 years of swimming career, Wang won 103 medals in Yadian, Beijing and London Paralympic Games, including one gold medal, four silver medals and one bronze medal.
20 15 Wang officially retired from the Yunnan Disabled Swimming Team, but he did not stop challenging himself. He decided to return to the Olympic stage as a disabled triathlete in China. Wang 20 18, decided to attack the Tokyo Olympic Games. Wang's spirit of repeated battles and defeats touched a teacher in the Sports Department of China Disabled Persons' Federation. With the help of the teacher, Wang officially signed up through the Yunnan Disabled Persons' Federation and began to compete abroad, achieving the most difficult "0 to 1".
Clear goal, strong execution and firm belief. Wang Yisheng is highly disciplined. Some people say that he is a one-armed superman, but in fact, he was trained by a triathlon.
At the New National Arena in Tokyo, the Paralympic Games in Tokyo will begin in 16 days after the Olympic flame is extinguished! How much "transcendence" will be remembered and how much "touching" will be written?
English composition materials for the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games
The Paralympic Games in Tokyo will open on the 24th, and the China delegation will arrive in Tokyo in batches. 25 1 Chinese Paralympic athletes will show themselves on the stage of the Paralympic Games. They came not to defeat their opponents, but to surpass themselves. To surpass yourself, you need a dream to ignite. Paralympics is a stage for disabled athletes to realize their dreams. Some people dream of winning the championship, some dream of breaking the record, and some dream of standing on the field. Zhang Yan, a 54-year-old wheelchair table tennis player, participated in the Paralympic Games for the fifth time and won two gold medals. Although his peak state has passed, he has not given up. In the past five years, he has worked harder and stood on the stage of the Paralympic Games again. Wang Jingang, a swimmer who lost his arms, won two bronze medals at the London Paralympic Games and the Rio Paralympic Games. This time, he is eager for a new breakthrough.
It takes a fighting spirit to surpass oneself. On the stage of the Olympic Games, only tenacious struggle can realize one's own value. Many disabled athletes say that their purpose of struggle is not only to get on the podium, but also to beat themselves and surpass themselves. Most paralympic games mobilization has experienced a low point in life. It is sports that give them wings and let them find their way. Only by continuous efforts can they forge stronger wings.
It takes perseverance to surpass yourself. Among the athletes from China who participated in the Tokyo Paralympic Games, the age is 56. Some athletes have persisted for more than 20 years. Zhangyan began the formal training of wheelchair table tennis in 2000. In the past 2 1 year, he has never relaxed. The left hand in a wheelchair is full of calluses, and these calluses have been changed from layer to layer. Zhangyan said that when he was young, he focused on gold medals. Now he enjoys the sport and the confidence and happiness brought by table tennis.