
The Nagoya Asian Games concluded, and the Taiwanese teams returned to the country one after another. The e-sports League of Legends and Identity V teams both achieved good results.
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Taiwan's "League of Legends" team defeated Vietnam in the Nagoya Asian Games to advance to the gold medal match, but ultimately lost to South Korea and won the silver medal.
E-sports "League of Legends" representative team. (Photo by reporter Lu Yangxuan)
[Reporter Lu Yangxuan/Taoyuan Airport Report] The closing ceremony of the Nagoya Asian Games was held today. Many teams returned to Taiwan today. The e-sports "League of Legends" team that won silver medals for two consecutive years received a warm welcome from fans at the airport.
Taiwan's "League of Legends" team consists of Yu Junjia, Cai Minghong, Qiu Ziquan, Liu Jiahao, Chen Yuanjin and Lin Yuen. This time in the group stage, they advanced to the top four with 2 wins and 1 loss, ranking second in the group, and then defeated Vietnam in straight games. However, they lost to the powerful South Korea in the gold medal match and received the silver medal for the second consecutive time.
This year's e-sports team finished with 1 silver and 3 bronze medals. In addition to the "League of Legends" team returning to Taiwan, the "Identity V" team that won the bronze medal also returned home with great honors. The teams that returned to Taiwan earlier include the men's volleyball, hockey, golf, boxing and rhythmic gymnastics teams.
E-sports "Identity V" representative team. (Photo by reporter Lu Yangxuan)
Golf team. (Photo by reporter Lu Yangxuan)
Boxing team. (Photo by reporter Lu Yangxuan)
Boxing team. (Photo by reporter Lu Yangxuan)
Taiwan men's volleyball team. (Photo by reporter Lu Yangxuan)
Varsity hockey team. (Photo by reporter Lu Yangxuan)
Gymnastics team. (Photo by reporter Lu Yangxuan)
The Aichi·Nagoya Asian Games concluded on the 4th. The Chinese delegation ended with a total of 341 medals, 169 gold, 89 silver, and 83 bronze. It topped the gold medal list and medal list for 12 consecutive years, setting the best record for overseas participation in the Asian Games. Many records were broken and young athletes performed brilliantly.

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The closing ceremony of the Nagoya Asian Games was held today. The Taiwanese delegation was led by 17-year-old taekwondo player Wang Jieling as the flag bearer and entered the venue at No. 35. As the flame was extinguished, this Asian Games officially came to an end. Taiwan won a total of 5 gold medals, 17 silver medals and 33 bronze medals. The baton will be handed over to Kadadoha next time.
At the conclusion of the Nagoya Asian Games, the Chinese delegation won 169 golds, 89 silvers and 83 bronzes, ranking first in the gold medal list, creating the best record in overseas competitions. Veterans such as Zhang Yufei, Wang Shun, Zhang Boheng, and Li Wenwen and newcomers such as Zhang Zhanshuo, Yu Zidi, Chen Yujie, and Yan Ziyi demonstrated the fighting spirit of Chinese sports.

The 2026 Aichi Nagoya Asian Games concluded on October 4. In this event, the Chinese delegation topped the gold medal list and medal list with a total of 341 medals, 169 gold, 89 silver, and 83 bronze, setting the best record for overseas participation in the Asian Games.

The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Mr Lee Ka-chiu, congratulated the Hong Kong delegation on the 4th for winning a total of 54 medals at the Asian Games, including 11 gold, 19 silver and 24 bronze, setting a new record for the number of medals and gold medals in previous games. He also praised the athletes for their perseverance and excellence.