Lin Dan vs. Lee Chong Wei in the Asian Games: Zodiac signs that will do anything to achieve their desires

November 20th Sports Special: The much-anticipated "peak showdown" between Lin Dan and Lee Chong Wei at the Asian Games in badminton has finally become a reality. In the men's singles badminton semi-finals of the Guangzhou Asian Games held on the evening of the 20th, China's Olympic champion Lin Dan eliminated South Korea's number one men's singles player Park Sung-hwan, and the world's number one Malaysian star Lee Chong Wei defeated China's number two men's singles player Chen Jin. The two winners will advance to the final and compete for the men's singles gold medal on the evening of the 21st. The records of Lin Dan vs. Lee Chong Wei in 2010 are both very impressive!

November 20th Sports Special: The much-anticipated "peak showdown" between Lin Dan and Lee Chong Wei at the Asian Games in badminton has finally become a reality. In the men's singles badminton semi-finals of the Guangzhou Asian Games held on the evening of the 20th, China's Olympic champion Lin Dan eliminated South Korea's number one men's singles player Park Sung-hwan, and the world's number one Malaysian star Lee Chong Wei defeated China's number two men's singles player Chen Jin. The two winners will advance to the final and compete for the men's singles gold medal on the evening of the 21st. The records of Lin Dan vs. Lee Chong Wei in 2010 are both very impressive!

Lin Dan used a resounding victory that day to prove that the claim that Park Sung-hwan is his "nemesis" is not true; he swept his opponent with two consecutive wins of 21:14 and 21:10, leaving Park Sung-hwan no chance. Before this semi-final, this very individual Chinese player had told the media in advance that he did not want people to use any term "Lin Dan's nemesis" anymore.

Chen Jin made Lee Chong Wei, who had been stumbling since the start of the competition, have to work hard again. Both players showed great patience after the start, and the first round lasted for nearly 2 minutes. Lee Chong Wei continued his previous slow start and was easily defeated by Chen Jin with 21:14 in the first game.