The Taiwan delegation won 5 golds, 17 silvers and 33 bronzes at the Nagoya Asian Games. Fu Zhaoxuan won the gold medal in the high jump, the best in 60 years.
Quick Look
- The Taiwan delegation concluded the Asian Games in Nagoya, winning a total of 5 golds, 17 silvers and 33 bronzes, with a total of 55 medals, ranking 15th in the medal list.
- Among them, Fu Zhaoxuan won the gold medal in the men's high jump event, marking the first time in 60 years in the history of the Taiwan team that he won the Asian Games men's track and field gold medal; Wang Guanhong became the first athlete in Taiwan's history to win the Asian Games men's swimming gold medal.
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Why It Matters
The Taiwan delegation competes in the Nagoya Asian Games, and the schedule ends on October 4. In the past, Taiwan had difficulty winning gold medals in track and field and swimming events. Fu Zhaoxuan's gold medal is the first Asian Games men's track and field gold medal in team history in 60 years, and Wang Guanhong is the first Asian Games men's swimming gold medalist in Taiwan's history.
Fu Zhaoxuan won the men's high jump gold medal. (File photo, taken by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)
[Special Correspondent Nian Miaoyun/Nagoya Report] The Nagoya Asian Games concluded today, and the Taiwanese team’s schedule has come to an end. This time, the Taiwanese team won a total of 5 golds, 17 silvers, and 33 bronzes, with a total of 55 medals, ranking 15th on the medal list. However, compared with the 19 golds in the last Hangzhou Asian Games, the number of gold medals is indeed much less. This is also the first time that the gold medals have not reached double digits since the 2006 Duha Asian Games.
The Nagoya Asian Games opened on September 19 and concluded with a closing ceremony on October 4. The Taiwanese delegation's schedule ended at noon today, with a total of 5 golds, 17 silvers, and 33 bronzes. It ranked 15th on the medal list, with a total of 55 medals, and ranked 7th in the total number of medals.
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The five gold medals this time are soft tennis Yu Kaiwen/Huang Shiyuan, Wang Guanhong in the men's 200m butterfly, track and field high jump Fu Zhaoxuan, Lin Yuting in the women's 60kg boxing and tennis women's doubles Xie Shuwei/Liang Enshuo.
However, in the past, it was very difficult for Taiwan to win gold medals in track and field and swimming events. Fu Zhaoxuan's gold was also the first Asian Games men's track and field gold medal in the team's history in 60 years; Wang Guanhong was the first Taiwanese male swimmer to win an Asian Games gold medal in history.
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The Taiwan delegation will strive for more gold medals in track and field and swimming in future Asian Games
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Open Questions
- What is the specific performance of the Taiwan delegation in other projects?
- What impact will the results of this Asian Games have on future international events?





