Nagoya Asian Games: Hsieh Su-wei/Liang En-shuo win the women’s doubles tennis gold medal, and the Taiwan delegation wins many medals

Taiwanese women Hsieh Shu-wei/Liang Enshuo defeated Zhan Haoqing/Wu Fangxian in the Nagoya Asian Games gold medal tennis women's doubles match today and won the gold medal. This is also the delegation's fifth gold medal this year. In addition, Zhan Wupei won the silver medal and the golf women's team won the bronze medal. The Taiwan delegation currently ranks 14th in the medal list with 5 gold medals, 17 silver medals and 33 bronze medals.

The Nagoya Asian Games will conclude tomorrow, and the Taiwanese delegation will make its final sprint for medals today. Among them, the most watched tennis women's doubles gold medal match, Hsieh Su-wei/Liang Enshuo defeated Zhan Haoqing/Ng Fangxian, winning 1 gold and 1 silver on the tennis court.

In golf, the women's team composed of Tsang Yani, Xu Weiling and Qian Peiyun won the bronze medal in the women's team. It was the first time in 16 years that a Taiwanese female golfer won a medal at the Asian Games. The last time a Taiwanese female golfer won a medal at the Asian Games was the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games. In addition, female taekwondo player Lin Weijun also won 1 bronze in the women's 57kg category.

There is only equestrian left in tomorrow's schedule, with Chen Yulong, Chen Hongshen and Lin Yunqi making their final appearance.