JINCHEON — Korean diver Kim Su-ji has won nothing but bronze medals in her Asian Games career — one in 2018 and two more in 2023. The 28-year-old would love some medals of a different color at this year's competition in Japan. "Obviously, I always want to win gold medals, because I have won enough bronze medals already," Kim said Tuesday at a joint national swimming team press conference at the Jincheon National Training Center in Jincheon, 85 kilometers south of Seoul. "I want to be able to enjoy the competition, too." At the 2023 Asian Games, Kim won bronze in the synchronized 3-meter springboard event with Park Ha-reum. This time, Kim has a new partner in the 22-year-old Kim Na-hyun. "My programs have had high degrees of difficulty and in the past, I had to lower those levels to fit in with my partners. But now, I finally have someone who can perform at my level," Kim Su-ji said. "This is why I expect some strong results this time." To win gold, Kim and her new partner will have to end decades-long dominance by China, who has swept every diving gold medal at every Asian Games since