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The Nagoya Asian Games concluded today. Sports Minister Li Yang stayed in Nagoya to cheer for the players and returned to Taiwan today to prepare to return to work at the sports department tomorrow. Tseng Yani is the bronze medalist in the Nagoya Asian Games women's golf team, teaming up with Xu Weiling and Qian Peiyun.
Zeng Yani exchanged greetings with Li Yang at the airport. (provided by readers)
[Special Correspondent Nian Miaoyun/Reporting from Nagoya] The Nagoya Asian Games concluded today. Sports Minister Li Yang returned to Taiwan today. He became a "human figure stand" for photo taking at the airport, and many players took photos with him. In addition, he also chatted with Yani Tseng, the "Smiling Queen" who won the bronze medal in the women's golf team this time. Nini praised him for taking on the important task and hoped to work together in the future to help more players.
The Nagoya Asian Games concluded today. Li Yang stayed in Nagoya throughout the entire event and went to various venues to cheer for the players. Today he returned to Taiwan before the closing to prepare to return to work in the sports department tomorrow. Interestingly, many members of the delegation took photos with him in the waiting room today and exchanged greetings. The atmosphere was very lively.
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Zeng Yani, who won the bronze medal in the women's golf team with Xu Weiling and Qian Peiyun this time, left Nagoya today. She chatted with Li Yang at the airport. She said to Li Yang: "I hope you will do more things for the country. If you do well, all our players will definitely come out to support you. If you are still willing to do it, we will always support you, because this position is really not easy."
Li Yang expressed that he was very grateful. He emphasized that he would try his best to do his job well. "I hope I can do more things now and do the job in front of me first." As a senior in the sports world, Zeng Yani believes that making the environment better is very important. Her ability to work alone is limited, and she hopes to join forces with the sports department to expand her influence. "I feel that my ability is limited, but if we work together, we can still help more people!" Li Yang also said that he looks forward to continuing to work together in the future. As for future career plans, Tseng Yani does not give up easily. She emphasized, "Because I can still play now, I want to try again!"
Zeng Yani exchanged greetings with Li Yang at the airport. (provided by readers)
Li Yang takes a group photo with members of the delegation. (provided by readers)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Li Yang will take up his position in the Sports Department after returning to Taiwan to promote measures to improve player welfare.
Possible · Within weeks
Yani Tseng will continue to participate in golf events and may take on a player development consulting role
Possible · Within months

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