新华社广州12月14日电（记者杨博毅）14日，全国第十二届残疾人运动会暨第九届特殊奥林匹克运动会多个赛场迎来收官日。这篇由近8000名运 动员在大湾区书写多日的奋进篇章，将于15日画上句号。比赛虽将结束，他们追梦的征途尚未落幕，出彩的人生还将继续。 比赛虽已收官，回看收获，不止于纪录与奖牌，友爱与真情浇灌的鲜花也在各处盛开。 贵州队的周武双在本届参加的五项比赛中全部夺冠。五枚金牌，伴随的还有五个获奖纪念公仔。"我要送一个给姐姐。"看着手中积攒的五个"大湾 鸡"吉祥物，周武双表示要送一个给自己远在重庆读研的姐姐。"她每天上课都会关注我的比赛。爸爸妈妈不太会用智能手机，是姐姐在帮他们看 比赛，还会给我发祝福。" 12月12日，贵州队选手周武双在男子12-15岁组400米预赛第4组比赛中，即将冲过终点时庆祝。新华社记者 杨晨光 摄 游泳项目的最后一个比赛日中，浙江队谢志立在男子50米自由泳S9级决赛中获得自己本届赛事的第七枚金牌。上届陕西残运会收获3金2银1铜的 他，此次在大湾区获得新的成长。对于下一个人生目标，他说："明年将是我第一次参加亚残运会，希望能够拿到一块金牌。" 12月13日，浙江队选手谢志立在男子40 ...

Core Points - The 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th Special Olympics concluded on December 14, showcasing the achievements of nearly 8,000 athletes in the Greater Bay Area [1] - Athletes like Xie Zhili from Zhejiang won multiple medals, including seven golds, and expressed aspirations for future competitions such as the Asian Para Games [1][3] - The event emphasized not only athletic achievements but also the values of friendship and sharing among participants, with athletes exchanging tokens of appreciation [5] Summary by Categories Athletes' Achievements - Xie Zhili won his seventh gold medal in the men's 50m freestyle S9 final, aiming for gold at the upcoming Asian Para Games [1] - Liu Jiaming set a new national record in the men's 200m individual medley SM14 preliminaries, marking his eighth record-breaking performance in the event [3] - Jiang Yunfei from Liaoning won gold in the women's 800m T46 final and achieved victories in multiple events, including setting new national records in the marathon and 5000m [3] Values and Community - Athletes from Guizhou, like Zhou Wushuang, emphasized the importance of sharing, with Zhou winning five gold medals and planning to gift a mascot to his sister [5] - The event fostered a spirit of friendship, with athletes exchanging gifts like stickers and badges to express gratitude towards volunteers and build connections [5] - The overarching theme of the event highlighted the principles of equality, participation, sharing, and integration, leaving a lasting impact on the Greater Bay Area [5]

Group 1 - The core message emphasizes the transformative power of sports for individuals with disabilities, as exemplified by athlete Jiang Yuyan's achievements and her inspiring journey [1][2][3] - Jiang Yuyan, who lost her right arm and leg at the age of three, has become a symbol of resilience and determination, winning 7 gold medals at the Paris Paralympics and setting 2 world records and 3 Paralympic records [1][2] - The recognition of Jiang Yuyan as the first Chinese athlete to receive the 2025 Laureus World Sports Award for Best Disabled Athlete highlights the growing acknowledgment of disabled athletes on the global stage [1][2] Group 2 - The success of recent events like the Beijing Winter Paralympics and the Hangzhou Asian Para Games has increased public awareness and understanding of the disabled community, promoting the idea of equality and shared experiences [3] - Innovations in technology, such as smart online sign language translation and sound-based payment systems, are enhancing the quality of life for disabled individuals, reflecting a societal shift towards inclusivity [3] - The narrative around the "Chinese Dream" encompasses the aspirations of all citizens, including those with disabilities, fostering a supportive environment for their participation in sports and society [3]