
The Chief Executive of the Macau SAR, Sam Ho-fai, sent a congratulatory letter to congratulate the Macau, China sports delegation on winning 1 gold, 4 silver and 1 bronze in the 20th Asian Games, setting the best results in Macau’s history since participating in the Asian Games, and praised the athletes for their fighting spirit.
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The Macau Sports Delegation of China achieved 1 gold, 4 silver and 1 bronze in the martial arts and karate events of the 20th Asian Games, setting the best record in history.
China News Service, Macau, October 4th. On the 4th, the Chief Executive of the Macau SAR, Sam Ho-fai, sent a congratulatory letter to the Macau, China sports delegation participating in the 20th Asian Games (referred to as the "Asian Games"). He congratulated the delegation on their best results since participating in the Asian Games, and praised the Macau athletes for their unyielding fighting spirit of not being afraid of strong opponents.
Shun Haohui said that the Macau, China sports delegation has achieved outstanding results of 1 gold, 4 silver and 1 bronze in martial arts and karate events, and has performed well in multiple events, achieving the best record since Macau participated in the Asian Games, and writing a new chapter in the history of Macau competitive sports.
He pointed out that the delegation's repeated success is the result of each athlete's long-term hard training and continuous self-surpassing. It is also the result of the joint efforts of the coach, team leader and support team. It is also an important manifestation of the central government's concern and support for the development of Macao's sports industry.
Shum Haohui said that the SAR government will further improve the athlete training system, deepen the training of sports talents, and provide appropriate supporting support for sports. He hopes that all athletes and sports workers will work together and make persistent efforts to promote the spirit of Chinese sports, bring glory to the Macao SAR, and contribute to Macao's efforts to accelerate the construction of a sports power.

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