After the game started, Chen Guanfeng set off quickly and handed the baton to Xie. Xie is the men's 100 meter champion of this Asian Games. He performed well in the relay race and passed the baton to Yan Haibin steadily. Yan Haibin played well and sprinted with all his strength, slightly ahead of the Japanese players.
Finally, Chen Jiapeng took the baton. Although China was behind the Japanese team at this time, Chen Jiapeng surpassed all his opponents at an amazing speed and took the lead in crossing the finish line, winning the men's relay gold medal for China. The five-star red flag was raised at the match site, and the players and coaches of China team cheered and hugged each other to celebrate this hard-won victory. The audience also gave warm applause for their wonderful performance.
Relay rule
In the whole process of the first corner of the first stick and the second stick, the runner of the second stick runs separately, and the runner of the second stick can only grab the lane freely after running to the lane grab line.
The first pass must be made in the lane designated by the swimmer. For the passing and receiving of other sticks, the referee will arrange the teammates of the third and fourth sticks to wait for receiving sticks from the inside out according to the order that the athletes of the second and third sticks pass the starting point of 200 meters.
All batters are not allowed to start outside the hitting area.
The baton must be held in your hand until the end of the game. Anyone who drops the baton should pick it up by himself, and only cross his own runway without affecting others.