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　　The 2018 National Judo Championships, a four-day event hosted by the Chinese Judo Association and organized by the Shaanxi Provincial Sports Bureau, with the Shaanxi Provincial Weightlifting, Wrestling and Judo Management Center, the Shaanxi Provincial Judo and Wrestling Association, and the Shaanxi Provincial Sports Lottery Management Center as co-organizers, concluded on October 13th at the Shanglin Gymnasium of Shaanxi Normal University.

　　Shaanxi News Broadcast reports on the 2018 National Judo Championships

　　As the most important event of the Chinese Judo Association in the second half of the year, a total of 30 teams and 568 athletes from all over the country participated in the competition. The competition included individual events for men and women in 7 weight classes each, and team events for men and women in 3 weight classes each.

　　In an interview with reporters, Xian Dongmei, president of the Chinese Judo Association, stated that although the current results of the Chinese Judo team are not ideal, in order to promote the sport of judo more widely, the Chinese Judo Association has launched events for various age groups of young people, making the sport more popular and laying a foundation for the tiered development of judo talents in China.

　　Xian Dongmei, president of the Chinese Judo Association, accepts an interview with reporters

　　Judo is a hand-to-hand combat martial art based on jujutsu, gentleness, and the body. It is highly competitive, very watchable, and is one of the important competitive events at the Olympic Games. Although the development of judo in China started relatively late, it has developed rapidly, especially after Zhuang Xiaoyan won China's first Olympic gold medal in judo in 1992, opening up a glorious chapter for Chinese judo at the Olympic Games.

　　Chinese judo athletes who have won Olympic gold medals include:

　　1992 Zhuang Xiaoyan Women's Judo +72kg

　　1996 Sun Fuming Women's Judo +72kg

　　2000 Yuan Hua Women's Judo +78kg

　　2004 Xian Dongmei Athens Olympics Women's Judo 52kg gold medal, 2008 Beijing Olympics 52kg gold medal

　　2008 Tong Wen Won the gold medal in the women's judo +78kg at the Beijing Olympics.

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　　2018 National Judo Championships

　　October 13 (single machine) live broadcast

　　2018 National Judo Championships October 13 (single machine) live broadcast

　　National Judo Championships

　　Inner Mongolia athletes win 3 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze medals

　　On October 13, the 2018 National Judo Championships concluded in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. After fierce competition, Inner Mongolia athletes won 3 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze medals.

　　Inner Mongolia athletes win 3 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze medals

　　It is understood that a total of 744 athletes from 30 teams across the country participated in the four-day competition. Among them, the Inner Mongolia men's judo team had 26 athletes participating in the 7 weight classes. In the end, after fierce competition, our athletes Naqin and Zalasai won the championships in the 73kg and 81kg weight classes respectively. In addition, Inner Mongolia also won the mixed team championship. Surileger, Saiyinjirigal, and Baiyinmenke won the second place in the 60kg, 73kg, and 100kg weight classes respectively, while Qingdagaga, Nairgagi, and Agudem won the bronze medals in the 73kg, 81kg, and 100kg weight classes respectively.

　　National Judo Championships conclude

　　Yunnan men's judo team wins championship after 15 years

　　On October 13, the 2018 National Judo Championships concluded at the Shanglin Gymnasium of Shaanxi Normal University. In the fierce competition, Yunnan judo team athletes Srijigawa and Baiyinmenke won the championship and runner-up in the -100kg weight class, marking the Yunnan men's judo team's return to the national championship after 15 years.

　　In the -100kg weight class competition, Srijigawa, who had won the national championship many times before, defeated many strong players to enter the final. In the final against his teammate Baiyinmenke, he performed outstandingly and eventually won the championship in this weight class, while Baiyinmenke also won a valuable silver medal. This gold medal for Srijigawa is of great significance to Yunnan judo, as it marks the Yunnan men's judo team's return to the national championship after 15 years.

　　2018 National Judo Championships

　　Hebei athletes achieve excellent results

　　The 2018 National Judo Championships were successfully held in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province from October 10th to 13th. After fierce competition, Hebei athletes won 1 silver medal, 3 bronze medals, one fifth place, and one seventh place. In the team competition, Hebei, together with Heilongjiang and Gansu, won third place in the mixed team competition.

　　Specific results are as follows:

　　Men: Xue Ziyang won third place in the -66kg weight class;

　　Liang Huihui won third place in the -81kg weight class; Guo Jiaxin won fifth place in the -81kg weight class.

　　Women: Wang Xin won second place in the -52kg weight class;

　　An Qianwen won third place in the -48kg weight class; Li Zhiyu won seventh place in the -48kg weight class.

　　Team: Mixed team won third place.

　　(Hebei men's judo team athlete Xue Ziyang won third place in the -66kg weight class)

　　(Hebei women's judo team athlete Wang Xin won second place in the -52kg weight class)

　　Liang Huihui, a male judo athlete from Hebei, won the bronze medal in the -81kg category.

　　An Qianwen, a female judo athlete from Hebei, won the silver medal in the -48kg category.

　　The Hebei team, in collaboration with teams from Heilongjiang and Gansu, won the bronze medal in the mixed team competition.

　　Hebei Sports Bureau