In an electrifying session at the Sixth Congress held in Beijing, Olympic champion Zhou Jihong was elected as the new president of the Chinese Swimming Association (CSA) on Tuesday. Zhou, who won the women's 10-meter platform gold medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, is ready to lead the association with a winning spirit. 🏅
Joining him in this new era, Vice President Huang Wei—who is also serving as secretary-general—along with seven other members, will help steer the CSA toward its bold strategic goal: building China into a global sports powerhouse by 2035. Their plans include boosting competitive sports, enhancing youth sports, and promoting nationwide fitness initiatives.
This move marks a promising new chapter for the CSA, inspiring not only sports enthusiasts and aspiring athletes but also young professionals keen on global market trends. The new leadership is already generating buzz, much like unlocking a game-changing level in your favorite video game! Stay tuned for more updates on this dynamic journey. 🤩🏊♀️
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Zhou Jihong elected as Chinese Swimming Association president
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