On July 24th, Wu Jingyu, a 34-year-old Taekwondo athlete, competed in the Olympic Games for the fourth time. In the women's 49kg taekwondo competition at the Tokyo Olympic Games, she lost to Serbian athletes due to her physical condition, and she regretted losing. After the competition, Wu Jingyu said that he had done his best to finish the competition, and accepted the decline of physical condition caused by age, which is inevitable in competitive sports. He also said that he would change his role in the future and continue to devote himself to the cause related to Taekwondo and continue his love! Let's get to know each other. Challenge yourself, the two-time Olympic champion is determined to back in the game!

For Olympic athletes who have passed the golden stage of athletes, the most difficult thing is to challenge themselves! It's hard not to feel sorry for myself because of the high-light moments I have achieved on the field and because I have been exposed to myself at the best stage. But this is something that every athlete in competitive sports has to face and accept. Because of the regrettable defeat in the 216 Rio Olympic Games, Wu Jingyu chose to return to her former battlefield and face everything in a better state, which can be regarded as making up for the regrets left five years ago. And she did achieve good results, charging all the way in the 219 World Taekwondo Competition, reaching the finals and getting tickets to the Olympic Games for the fourth time! Retire peacefully, there is still glory on the other side! After 22 years in the sports arena, 34-year-old Wu Jingyu decided to withdraw from the Olympic track after just getting in touch with the youth of sports, winning two gold medals in a row, and now her state is declining, thus completing a glittering journey of Olympic gold stars! I believe that in her 22-year sports career, she has also gained the growth brought by countless sports! Wu Jingyu said that even if she retires, she will continue her love and devote herself to the construction of Taekwondo! I believe her sportsmanship will be passed down forever!