Friendship knows no borders! Zhang Yufei talks about hugging Japanese players: I was moved by her story of overcoming illness.

On August 26th, Beijing time, Zhang Yufei, the "double gold king" of the Tokyo Olympic Games, accepted an exclusive interview with Zhongxin.com ... In the program, Zhang Yufei talked about the "famous scene" in which she hugged the pear blossom in Ike River.

Zhang Yufei said in the program: "I hugged Japanese player Ikebukuro. Indeed, I was waiting for her on purpose, because I felt that as a leukemia patient, she could recover and stand on the Tokyo Olympics again, and this is their home. I am deeply moved by her hard work for their country. "

After the women's 4100m mixed swimming relay in Tokyo Olympic Games, Zhang Yufei did not leave with her teammates, but waited. After the interview, Zhang Yufei came forward with a smile and gave her a big hug. They hugged each other and exchanged a few pleasantries.

Born in July 2000, Chijiang Plum Blossom just turned 2 1 year old. She is regarded as a talented girl in swimming. On 20 18, Nikko Ike, who participated in the Asian Games for the first time, won the women's100m freestyle, women's100m butterfly and women's 50m freestyle at the Asian Games in Jakarta. After this campaign, Li Huazi from Chijiang became the first swimmer to win six gold medals in an Asian Games.

However, from 2065438 to February 2009, Chijiang Rihuazi was diagnosed with leukemia. Later, she said that she would interrupt the game therapy. After a year of active treatment, Chi Jiangli Hanako issued a document in February 2020, announcing that she had finally overcome the disease and had started low-intensity training in the gym.

Zhang Yufei was also moved by the story of Li Huazi in Chijiang. She said in the program: "Friendship has no national boundaries, so we should respect every opponent. I hope that the pear seeds in Chijiang can return to the peak level as soon as possible and compete with me again! "

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Author: Yin Zhiming

Editor: Seriously