Taiwanese female player Li Wanting won the silver medal in the women's 57kg class of kraft at the Nagoya Asian Games

Li Wanting (green) beat Wang Pinchun. (provided by the delegation)

[Special Correspondent Nian Miaoyun/Nagoya Report] Taiwanese female player Li Wanting lost to Uzbek player Ibodatkhon Agojonova 0:3 in the women's 57kg gold medal match at the Nagoya Asian Games today. Together with Wang Pinchun's bronze medal, she earned 1 silver and 1 bronze today.

Li Wanting, from the Department of Martial Arts and Sports Technology of the National Sports University, has been exposed to judo since elementary school, and did not switch to Uzbekistan's Klajutsu in college. She has participated in the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games and the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games, but unfortunately she stopped in the top 8.

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This time at the Nagoya Asian Games, Li Wanting defeated the top players from Thailand and Tajikistan to advance to the top 8, and defeated Charmea Quelino of the Philippines 3:0 in the top 8. He successfully accepted the ticket to the top 4, and staged the "Taiwan Civil War" with his family member Wang Pinchun in the top 4, and was sure to have two medals in his bag.

Li Wanting performed well in this civil war in Taiwan, defeating Wang Pinchun 10:0, and successfully advanced to the gold medal match. Unfortunately, he ran into a strong enemy in Uzbekistan. After a fierce battle, he lost 0:3 and received another silver medal.