
The 17-year-old Chinese team player Chen Yixin won the gold medal in the women's singles at the Dhaka Youth Olympic Games in 2026, setting the first gold medal record in Taiwan's Youth Olympic table tennis history, and won the mixed doubles bronze medal.
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Taiwan Salt Company has long been paying attention to the development of Taiwan's sports. In the past, it has supported Olympic table tennis national player Zheng Yijing, Taiwanese Parnassian table tennis star Cheng Mingzhi and other players, and has sponsored large-scale sports events such as the National Games, the Universiade, and the National Games in consecutive years.
Taiwan Salt supports the rising female table tennis star Chen Yixin and provides her with marine alkaline ionized water to accompany her training and overseas competitions to keep her hydrated at any time. (Taken from Chen Minxin/IG: minhsin_chen)
The 17-year-old Chinese team's female snooker player Chen Yixin won the women's singles gold medal at the 2026 Dhaka Youth Olympic Games, setting the first gold medal record in Taiwan's Youth Olympic snooker history! Taiwan Salt Company, which participated in sponsoring Chen Yixin, also felt honored. Taiwan Salt Chairman Ding Yanzhe said that Taiwan Salt was very happy to be one of the forces supporting her, and he also hoped that this rising star in the table tennis world would continue to make breakthroughs and achieve greater success in the future.
Chen Yixin, who was born in Tainan's Jiali District, defeated Singapore's Lai Ying 4-2 in the women's singles gold medal match, and also won the bronze medal in the mixed doubles. She brought home a gold medal and a bronze medal in her first trip to the Youth Olympics.
The privatized Taiwan Salt Company has long been paying attention to the development of Taiwan's sports. In the past, it has supported outstanding players such as Olympic table tennis player Zheng Yijing, Taiwan Parnassian table tennis star Cheng Mingzhi, and Chen Yixin with some personal funds and drinking water; it has also sponsored domestic players for many years. In large-scale sports events such as the National Games, the Universiade, and the National Games, the Taiwan Ocean Alkaline Ionized Water, which is sweet and smooth and can quickly quench thirst, accompanies athletes to go all out on the field. We hope that the athletes will continue to strive for good results and let Taiwan be seen by the world.

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