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　　On October 13, the 2018 National Judo Championships, hosted by the Chinese Judo Association and organized by the Shaanxi Provincial Sports Bureau, with co-organizers including the Shaanxi Provincial Weightlifting, Wrestling, and Judo Sports Management Center, the Shaanxi Provincial Judo and Wrestling Association, and the Shaanxi Provincial Sports Lottery Management Center, came to a close after four days 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 this year, this competition brings together 30 teams from across the country, with a total of 568 athletes participating. The event features individual competitions divided into seven weight classes for both men and women, as well as three mixed-team competitions for both men and women.

　　In an interview with reporters, Xian Dongmei, President of the Chinese Judo Association, stated that although the Chinese judo team’s current results are not yet ideal, in order to promote the wider development of judo, the Chinese Judo Association has launched competitions for young athletes across all age groups. This initiative aims to make the sport more accessible and lay a solid foundation for the systematic development of judo talent in China.

　　Xian Dongmei, President of the National Judo Association, accepts an interview with a reporter.

　　Judo is a martial art based on grappling, softness, and body mechanics. It is highly competitive and extremely visually appealing, making it one of the key competitive sports at the Olympic Games. Although China’s judo program started relatively late, it has developed rapidly—especially after Zhuang Xiaoyan won China’s first-ever Olympic gold medal in judo in 1992, marking the beginning of China’s glorious journey in the sport at the Olympics.

　　The Chinese judo athletes who have won Olympic gold medals are:

　　1992 Zhuang Xiaoyan, Women's Judo, Over 72 kg category;

　　1996 Sun Fuming, Women's Judo, Over 72 kg category;

　　2000 Yuan Hua, Women's Judo, Over 78 kg category;

　　2004: Xian Dongmei won the gold medal in the women’s 52-kg judo category at the Athens Olympic Games; 2008: She again won the gold medal in the 52-kg category at the Beijing Olympic Games.

　　In 2008, Tong Wen won the gold medal in the women’s judo +78 kg category at the Beijing Olympic Games.

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　　Mongolian 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, athletes from Inner Mongolia won 3 gold medals, 3 silver medals, and 3 bronze medals.

　　Mongolian athletes win 3 gold, 3 silver, and 3 bronze medals.

　　It is reported that during the four-day competition, a total of 744 athletes from 30 teams across the country took part. Among them, the Inner Mongolia men’s judo team sent 26 athletes to compete in seven weight classes. After fierce competition, our region’s athletes Nachen and Zalasai advanced through rounds of eliminations to win the championships in the 73-kg and 81-kg categories, respectively. Additionally, Inner Mongolia also secured the mixed-team championship. Su Rilege, Saiyin Jirigala, and Baiyin Mengke each won silver medals in the 60-kg, 73-kg, and 100-kg categories, while Qingdaga, Nairigaqi, and Agudemu claimed bronze medals in the 73-kg, 81-kg, and 100-kg categories, respectively.

　　The National Judo Championships Conclude.

　　Yunnan man reclaims judo title after 15 years.

　　On October 13, the 2018 National Judo Championships concluded at the Shanglin Gymnasium of Shaanxi Normal University. In the intense competition, Yunnan’s judo team athletes Srijigawa and Bayinmengke took first and second place respectively in the under-100kg category. This marked the first time in 15 years that the Yunnan men’s judo team has reclaimed the national championship title.

　　In the -100 kg category, Srijigawa, a multiple-time national champion, successively defeated numerous top competitors to reach the final. In the final match against his teammate Baiyin Mengke, Srijigawa delivered an outstanding performance and ultimately won the championship in this weight class. Baiyin Mengke also secured a valuable silver medal. This gold medal won by Srijigawa is of great significance for Yunnan judo—it marks the first time in 15 years that the Yunnan men’s judo team has claimed the national championship in the men’s category.

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　　Hebei Province athletes achieve outstanding results.

　　The 2018 National Judo Championships were successfully held from October 10 to 13 in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. After fierce competition, the athletes from Hebei Province achieved an impressive result: one silver medal, three bronze medals, one fifth-place finish, and one seventh-place finish. In the team competition, Hebei Province, together with a combined team from Heilongjiang and Gansu, placed third in the mixed team event.

　　The specific results are as follows:

　　Man: Xue Ziyang placed third in the -66 kg category;

　　Liang Huihui placed third in the -81 kg category; Guo Jiaxin placed fifth in the -81 kg category.

　　Woman: Wang Xin placed second in the -52 kg category;

　　An Qianwen placed third in the -48 kg category; Li Zhiyu placed seventh in the -48 kg category.

　　Team: The mixed-gender team placed third.

　　(Xue Ziyang, a judoka from the Hebei men’s judo team, placed third in the -66 kg category.)

　　(Wang Xin, an athlete from the Hebei Women's Judo Team, placed second in the -52 kg category.)

　　(Liang Huihui, a judoka from the Hebei men’s judo team, placed third in the -81 kg category.)

　　(An Qianwen, an athlete from the Hebei Women's Judo Team, placed second in the -48 kg category.)

　　(Hebei, together with the joint team from Heilongjiang and Gansu, placed third in the mixed team competition.)

　　(Hebei Sports Bureau)