In a dazzling display at the World Aquatics Artistic Swimming World Cup in Markham, Ontario, Canada, athletes from the Chinese mainland made a splash on Saturday! 🌊
Young talent took center stage as 16-year-old Guo Muye and 23-year-old Liu Jinhan teamed up in their international debut for the mixed duet free final. Scoring 276.9909 points, they earned a well-deserved silver medal—following Guo's earlier triumph in the men's solo free event. Talk about making waves!
The excitement continued with the Chinese mainland twin sisters Lin Yanhan and Lin Yanjun, who secured silver in the women's duet free final with 253.0640 points. Their routine, marked by precision and artistry, captivated the audience and showed off their impressive skills. ✨👏
While Spanish pairs clinched gold and other teams took home bronze, the performance by these athletes reminds fans that every splash counts. Stay tuned for more breathtaking aquatic artistry!
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Chinese competitors add two silvers at Artistic Swimming World Cup
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