Aichi·Nagoya Asian Games: China's Guo Pu wins women's breakdancing gold medal

China News Service, October 3 (Reporter Zhu Chenxi) On October 3, local time, in the women’s final of the break dance event at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, Chinese player Guo Pu defeated Japanese player Ayumi Fukushima and won the gold medal. This is Guo Pu’s second time to reach the top podium in an international competition after the World Games and World Championships in 2025. Another Chinese player Liu Qingyi won the bronze medal.

Regarding his performance in the game, Guo Pu said in an interview after the game: "This is my first Asian Games. I think it is pretty good to be able to challenge the pressure brought by the game and then perform on the field. The main thing is to be yourself. Just show yourself on the field. Challenge yourself."

Guo Pu said: "I think the result is not that important. What is important is that we enjoy the process from beginning to end."

Guo Pu will add some martial arts movements to the dance. She said, "Actually, I have been studying these things, but I still have not fully studied these martial arts movements. I also added these to let everyone see some of our Chinese martial arts culture."

Regarding preparations for the Asian Games, Guo Pu said, "Our national team has been training in Yantai for more than a month. My teachers, coaches and logistics team have done a lot of work. There are many people behind us who have pushed us, and we are where we are today."

Regarding the next training, Guo Pu said that he hopes to reach a higher level and prepare for the next competition.