As the quadrennial Asian Games gets underway in Hangzhou, China, lots of eyes are on the athletes who’ve qualified to represent their countries.
South Korean beach volleyball player Shin Ji-Eun (신지은), for example, has caught attention for not just her athleticism, but also her looks.
The statuesque 22-year-old won fans over with her flawless complexion, despite hours of being in the sun.
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Fans, however, did not get to see much of Shin during the Asian Games as she and her partner did not make it past the preliminary round.
Shin Ji-Eun recently caught the attention of sports lovers who tuned in to the 19th Asian Games held in Hangzhou, China.
Despite being constantly in the sun, the 22-year-old beach volleyball player somehow managed to maintain a smooth and clear complexion.
Shin’s toned physique and proportions might even give some models a run for their money.
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Shin looks equally stunning away from the beach, and could easily pass off as a K-pop star.
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Unfortunately for her fans, Shin and her partner Kim Seyeon lost all four of their preliminary matches and bowed out early from the Asian Games.
Following her early exit from the competition, Shin took to Instagram to thank her coach.
She also described her opportunity to represent Korea in the Asian Games as a “dream” but acknowledged that she was lacking in experience.
The Instagram post has since turned into a gathering ‘site’ for fans, who left encouraging comments to cheer her on.
This Instagram user even said that Shin was her gateway to the sport of beach volleyball and promised to be her fan in the future.
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Hopefully, the 22-year-old will continue to work hard in her sport and do her country proud.
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