Lin Yuting defeated Chinese players to win the women's 60kg boxing gold medal at the Nagoya Asian Games

Li Yang presented a congratulatory message to Lin Yuting. (Photo by reporter Nian Miaoyun)

[Special Correspondent Nian Miaoyun/Reporting from Nagoya] "Taiwanese boxing queen" Lin Yuting defeated Chinese female player Yang Chengyu 5:0 in the women's 60kg gold medal match at the Nagoya Asian Games today, winning gold in two consecutive Asian Games. After the game, she also pulled up the flag on her clothes to celebrate. In addition, Sports Minister Li Yang specially came to watch the game today to cheer for Lin Yuting. Seeing her successfully win the gold medal, Li Yang also raised his arms and cheered to celebrate her.

Lin Yuting faced Chinese female player Yang Chengyu in the women's 60kg gold medal match at the Nagoya Asian Games today. She maintained the lead all the way and finally won 5:0. Li Yang, who was watching the game from the sidelines, also celebrated her. After the game, he personally sent a congratulatory message to her outside the game.

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Lin Yuting (red side) defeated her opponent and won the women's 60kg boxing gold medal at the Ai Nagoya Asian Games. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)

Lin Yuting (red side) defeated her opponent and won the women's 60kg boxing gold medal at the Ai Nagoya Asian Games. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)

Lin Yuting (red side) defeated her opponent and won the women's 60kg boxing gold medal at the Ai Nagoya Asian Games. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)

Lin Yuting (red side) defeated her opponent and won the women's 60kg boxing gold medal at the Ai Nagoya Asian Games. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)

Lin Yuting (red side) defeated her opponent and won the women's 60kg boxing gold medal at the Ai Nagoya Asian Games. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)

Sports Minister Li Yang attended the game. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)

Sports Minister Li Yang attended the game. (Photo by special correspondent Chen Zhiqu)