September 24, 2021 by archyde

On the evening of September 23, good news came from the men’s 400-meter hurdles final of the 14th National Games. Our fellow Cai Junqi won the runner-up in 50.15 seconds and won honors for his hometown of Shishi and Fujian.

Cai Junqi is accepting the award

That night,ShishiAfter the municipal government was informed of the awards, it sent a congratulatory message to the Fujian delegation as soon as possible, stating: Cai Junqi worked tenaciously on the field, showed his style, and won the silver medal in the men’s 400-meter hurdles, demonstrating “higher and faster The Olympic spirit of “stronger and stronger” and the Fujian spirit of “dare to fight and win” have won honors for their hometown of Shishi and Fujian.

Cai Junqi won the first place in the second group with a time of 51.11 in the preliminaries on September 22. Cai Junqi is a native of Dalun Community, Fengli Street, Shishi City. He graduated from Dalun Central Primary School from elementary school. He is 25 years old and 1.81 meters tall. He entered Quanzhou Sports School at the age of 11 and is now a member of the Provincial Sports Team Track and Field Team.

In recent years, Cai Junqi has repeatedly won awards in national competitions. In 2015, the first national youth games track and field men’s 400m hurdles competition, Cai Junqi won the championship with 50.61 seconds; in 2017, at the second stop of the National Athletics Grand Prix series in Zhengzhou, Cai Junqi won the men’s 400 meters with 50.61 seconds Hurdles champion and broke the provincial record of 50.02 set 12 years ago with 49.77 in the preliminaries; he also won the men’s 400m hurdles champion at the National Athletics Championships in May 2017. In September of the same year, At the National Games, he won third place in the 400m hurdles. In 2018, Cai Junqi was also selected for the Chinese sports delegation to participate in the 18th Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia. (Reporter Wang Xiuting)

Original Title: The 14th National Games Men’s 400m Hurdles Cai Junqi, our home runner, won the runner-up

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