Asian Games: Athletes from Macau, China, and Taiwan secure multiple medals

Athletes from Macau, China, and Taiwan have secured multiple medals during the Nagoya Asian Games.

In Macau, martial artist Kuang Tsz-hin won the gold medal in men's Changquan, while teammate Song Zi-jun secured the silver. This marks Macau's first gold and silver medals of the games, with Kuang becoming the fourth Macau athlete to win gold in Asian Games history.

China's women's modern pentathlon team, featuring Zhang Mingyu, Wu Xiyao, and Meng Xin, won the gold medal in the team event, successfully defending their title despite a new competition format. The team emphasized collective effort, noting that teammate Fu Jing contributed significantly to the victory despite not appearing on the podium.

Taiwan's karate athlete Chung Meng-yu earned a bronze medal in the men's kumite 84kg category after a narrow victory over an Indian opponent using the 'Senshu' rule. Additionally, Taiwanese shooter Li Meng-yuan is currently ranked third in both the individual and team skeet shooting qualifications, positioning the men's team for potential medal contention in upcoming rounds.