The mixed 4X400m relay, which has been included in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic programs, saw quartets from Shandong, Jiangsu and Sichuan on podium, while Hebei's Su Xinyue was crowned at women's discus throw.

World shot put champion Gong Lijiao made her first show at the National Games, breezing into the event's final on 18.60 meters.

In the swimming pool, newly-crowned world champion Xu Jiayu proved his reputation by winning the men's 200m backstroke in 1:55.42, his third title at the quadrennial sports gala following victories in 100m backstroke and 4X200m freestyle relay.

The 22-year-old Zhejiang native, winner in men's 100m backstroke in FINA World Championships in Budapest last July, could be placed the 6th with the result in the swimming governing body's world rankings.

"I felt tired as I have competed in so many events, not only my backstroke events, but also in the 100m and 200m freestyle relays. My target is to try my best in 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games," said Xu.

His Zhejiang teammate Wang Shun also grabbed the third victory of his own at the Games as the world bronze medalist defended his title in the men's 200m medley in 1:57.02, beating 18-year-old Qin Haiyang of Chinese Army by 0.69 seconds.

Zhu Menghui later rounded up the hat-trick feat of Zhejiang swimmers on Tuesday, storming home first in the women's 100m freestyle in 53.40, a personal best result for the 18-year-old talent.

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