On the 3rd, Chinese delegation contestant Li Zhiqin (right) competed in the women's 60kg martial arts sanda final. On the 3rd, Wang Zhen, a member of the Chinese delegation, participated in the men's high jump final in athletics. Our reporter Jiang Yushi photographed the Chinese delegation's Su Wen in the men's Triple jump final on the 3rd. On the 3rd, Chinese delegation contestant Wu Yanni (center) competed in the women's 100m hurdles in athletics, as photographed by our reporter Yi Xiao. On August 3rd, the schedule of the Chengdu Universiade was already halfway through, and the overall organization of the competition is running smoothly. Five major events, including archery, judo, artistic gymnastics, shooting, and martial arts, have been completed. Twelve events, including athletics, gymnastics, table tennis, basketball, and volleyball, are currently underway. Rowing events will start on the 4th. Zhao Jing, Director of the Universiade World Summer Games of the International Federation of Sports Federations, stated that the recent exchanges between the International Federation of Sports Federations and various delegations regarding their participation experiences have all resulted in a 100% affirmation of the Chengdu Universiade. Liu Lixin, executive head of the Chinese University Student Sports Delegation, said in an interview with our reporter that since the start of the competition, university student athletes have demonstrated good competitive status, and have made outstanding achievements and breakthroughs in diving, martial arts, swimming, Taekwondo, shooting, archery, judo and other events, adding confidence and motivation to the competition in the second half. At the press conference held on the afternoon of August 3rd, Liu Guorong, spokesperson for the Sports Competition Department (Anti Doping Department) of the Chengdu Universiade Executive Committee, introduced that as of the evening of August 2nd, a total of 382 medals had been generated from all completed competitions, including 111 gold, 112 silver, and 159 bronze medals. The Chinese delegation won 36 gold, 12 silver, and 12 bronze medals, temporarily ranking first on the medal list. From the start of the competition to August 2nd, a total of 5 events broke the competition record, of which 4 were created by the Chinese delegation swimming team. Qin Haiyang broke the record in the men's 100 meter breaststroke and Zhang Yufei in the women's 50 meter butterfly. The Chinese team, composed of Li Bingjie, Liu Yaxin, Luo Youyang and Zhang Yufei, played in the women's 4 × In the 100 meter Freestyle swimming relay event, the Chinese team composed of Wang Gu Kailai, Qin Haiyang, Zhang Yufei and Li Bingjie × The 100 meter Medley swimming relay also broke the record of the competition. In addition, the Indian delegation broke the record of men's ISSF 10 meter air rifle team event in the shooting event. In addition to breaking records, the Chinese delegation has also made breakthroughs in many projects. Zhang Kai from Southwest University won the championship in the Taekwondo men's below 80kg competition, and won the first gold medal in the Taekwondo men's competitive event since the Ministry of Education formed a team to participate in the Universiade. Jia Chundi, from Civil Aviation University of China, won the women's judo title above 78kg. The archery project won two gold medals, among which the Composite bow project won the men's team gold medal for the first time. Xia Yuyu from Tsinghua University won the women's 10000 meter athletics championship, and the Chinese delegation has won consecutive championships in this event for three consecutive times. From August 3rd until the end of all competitions, more than 100 gold medals will be won in 14 major events such as basketball, volleyball, water polo, athletics, and swimming at this Universiade. Liu Lixin stated that,