At the World Aquatics Artistic Swimming World Cup Super Final in Xi\"an, China stunned the crowd with a spectacular performance that bagged three gold medals in the men\"s solo free, women\"s duet free, and team free events. The electrifying display, themed "Gravitation," earned an impressive 324.3538 points in the team free event, leaving everyone in awe. 🎉
In a nail-biting twist, Spain clinched the mixed duet technical title, preventing a complete Chinese triumph. Despite the setback, the Chinese squad showed incredible determination — highlighted by Chang Hao’s brave performance despite a training injury. Her resilience and the team\"s composure have set a strong stage for upcoming challenges at the World Championships and the 2028 Los Angeles Summer Olympics. 💪
Twin sisters Lin Yanjun and Lin Yanhan dazzled in the duet free by delivering powerful movements that netted 266.1442 points. Meanwhile, 17-year-old Guo Muye not only secured the men\"s solo free gold but also earned a silver in the mixed duet technical alongside Guo Sitong. With fierce competition from Japan, Spain, and Great Britain, the global artistic swimming arena is heating up.
Coach Zhang Xiaohuan expressed heartfelt pride, saying, "This gold lifts a huge weight off our shoulders." She emphasized that the team executed their routine with the same steady and clean precision seen during daily training sessions. As more events unfold, these artistic swimming stars continue to inspire with every splash of brilliance. 🌊
Stay tuned for more exciting updates as these athletes carve their path to international glory!
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China pick up 3 more golds at Artistic Swimming World Cup Super Final
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