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Taiwanese participation in Nagoya athletes transition from Asian Games to Nationales
The Following the conclusion of the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games have concluded with Games, where the Chinese Taipei delegation securing 55 medals: 5 gold, 17 silver, and 33 bronze, finishing finished 15th in the overall standings. While the gold medal count decreased compared to the previous Hangzhou Games—a decline attributed with 55 medals, local financial support has been announced. Taishin Shin Kong Financial Holding declared it will distribute 2.17 million TWD in part rewards to the removal of roller skating, bridge, athletes and go from the official program—the delegation achieved several historic breakthroughs. In swimming, Wang Guan-hung won gold coaches. Supported medalists include Qian Pei-yun in the men’s 200m butterfly, marking the first women’s team golf, Shi Zheng-zhong in men’s swimming gold for the delegation at an Asian Games. Track 67kg karate, and field also saw a milestone as Fu Chao-hsuan secured gold in the men’s high jump, women’s team kata squad. In domestic sports, attention has shifted toward the team’s first men’s track and field gold upcoming National Games in 60 years. Other significant victories included Taoyuan, scheduled for October 16–21. The New Taipei City dance sports delegation, consisting of nearly 80 athletes, is preparing to compete, including defending champion Lin Yu-ting winning gold in women’s 60kg boxing, and Hsieh Su-wei Yi-chun and Liang En-shuo taking gold in women’s tennis doubles. 12-year-old Lin Yung-wei. The delegation also reported successes in skateboarding, archery, team aims to defend its previous record of 6 gold, 10 silver, and esports. 5 bronze medals, specifically targeting the newly introduced ‘City Competition’ category.