What an amazing physical ability! Gregorio Paltrinieri of Italy, who has won the 800m and 1000m freestyle swimming gold medals at the Taipei Universiade, once again conquered the Breeze Canal in New Taipei City on the morning of the 27th. He dominated the 10km marathon in 1 hour, 54 minutes, 52 seconds and 4 seconds, taking away his personal title of this year. 3rd gold. "Actually, I don't have a strategy, just don't rush too much and swim hard!" Paltrinieri said: "This is my first Universiade. I didn't expect that Taipei could be as grand as the Olympics. The swimming pool is also great. I am very excited. I had a great time." Marathon swimming is no problem for him! Paltrinieri's three gold medals: leaving good memories

As early as when he won the first two gold medals, Paltrinieri threatened to take away the marathon championship. Now his dream has come true, and Italy has won the championship in six long-distance swimming events. Winning an astonishing 5 gold medals, "I made full preparations before setting off, such as training in the sea, because there are no shortcuts in long-distance events, just keep practicing." The tall Paltrinieri became a heartthrob after the game, taking photos, signing autographs, and greeting comers. He did not refuse, "I like Taiwan so much, and I have very good memories." Zhuo Chengqi of the Chinese swimming men's 10km marathon team moved forward bravely

The gold medal winner in the women's category was Anna Olasz of Hungary, with a time of 2 hours With a time of 16 minutes, 56 seconds and 6 seconds, this 25km silver medalist at the 2015 World Championships in Kazan has further improved his long-distance swimming ability. "I also enjoyed this competition. The weather in Taiwan is relatively "warm", so those who adapt quickly will perform better." Olasz said, "I reserved my strength and let the people in front fight against the high temperature. Unknowingly, I saw "The finish line." In the men's group, only 18 of the 27 runners successfully swam to the finish line, including landlord Zhuo Chengqi, who finished the race in 2 hours, 0 minutes, 25 seconds and 5 seconds. Although he was only 0.1 seconds behind the 11th place, he still won the first place when he landed. The whole audience cheered wildly. "Thank you everyone for supporting me." Zhuo Chengqi said: "I used to be abroad. I think it is great to compete at home, and this Universiade was held very well. Thank you."

Information and pictures provided/Editor in charge of Taipei Universiade Organizing Committee/Yingying