Cycling｜Li Huishi enjoys living and tasting the "non-athlete" life, looking at the Asian Games teammates compete for the card

The Hong Kong Cycling Association held a celebration party on Friday (26th) evening, and the Chief Executive Carrie Lam also attended the ceremony to congratulate him.

Sarah Li, who has devoted himself to her studies recently, revealed that she has never had a "non-athlete" life recently, but she still expressed her goal to win medals with her junior and senior Asian Games in the coming Asian Games.

The cycling team won the Tokyo Olympics and the National Games. In addition to Li Huishi Dongao won a bronze medal, he also won one gold and one bronze at the National Games; Li Siying and Liang Jiaru also participated in the National Women’s Road Cycling Individual and National Games respectively. Won gold and bronze in the men's all-around.

At the Zhujie meeting, Yangming Villa and Sun Hung Kai Properties each issued 500,000 cheques for support.

Carrie Lam emphasized that the government supports sports development.

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After completing this Olympics, the outside world has focused on the issue of Li Huishi's retirement, but she already has the idea of ​​competing for the Asian Games.

"I don't know why everyone is focusing on retiring, and I want to compete with junior sisters for Asian Games medals. I have always said that." ) Will return to Hong Kong from the United Kingdom, Li Huishi expressed confidence: "I really believe that in our short group, apart from the improvement of athletes' ability, the coaching ability is also very good." In addition to the women's team, she also has high hopes for the men's team and looks forward to youth. Athletes such as Du Zhaoxi can have good results and win medals in the Asian Games.

The cycling team was awarded a total of 1 million cheques.

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But for the next Olympics, Li Huishi said frankly that she has no ideas for the time being, and she has not thought too far, and she also feels not to think too early: "Paris? Go when you are in good shape." Because now you only need to focus on academics, close to the Olympics, book It’s no problem to go to the Olympics after reading it.

After winning one gold and two bronzes, Li Huishi was recently awarded an honorary doctorate degree in social sciences from Shue Yan University.

She is currently studying a bachelor's degree in creative and professional writing from HKBU. She has moved to Baishi for her own life, so that she can study more fully.

Li Huishi admits that she has never had a non-athlete life.

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"I didn't move out of the sports academy, but it was inconvenient to do homework in the academy. There was no internet at 12 o'clock." Li Huishi now lives in Baishi and is gradually getting used to the life of a non-athlete. "I hope to have a new life that can be more humane. "She laughed and said that she had never lived a life of not being an athlete. The biggest difference was her diet: "I am used to eating a piece of bread every day when I get up. "Although I didn't go back to training, the pressure was no less than before. "The dietitian helped me draw blood, saying that my study cortisol is higher than riding a bicycle."

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In her speech, Carrie Lam said that this year is a bumper year for sports. In addition to praising the athletes and behind-the-scenes teams, she also reiterated the government's support for the sports world and the cycling team: "Some people say that investing in hardware to engage in sports is a waste of resources. What a waste of resources? The need for the establishment of sports venues is very obvious. At present, 20 venues have obtained funding, and the Legislative Council is now well coordinated." Carrie Lam said that the government’s 300 million yuan extra special fund was used for scientific research to promote athletes. The level has enabled the local sports arena to become event-oriented, elitist, popularized, and, recently, specialization and industrialization have been proposed.

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