Shi Liuling won the Asian Games silver medal in the women's 87kg and above category.

Shi Liuling (provided by the delegation)

[Special Correspondent Wu Mengru/Reporting from Nagoya] Taiwanese female athlete Shi Liu Li-ling competed in the women's 87kg and above event at the Nagoya Asian Games today and advanced to the gold medal match. However, she lost to South Korea's Kim Minyoung 0:5 (transliteration) and still won a silver medal. The Taiwanese delegation currently has a total of 3 gold medals, 9 silver medals, and 23 bronze medals.

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Today it was Shi Liuling's turn. In the top 8 of the women's 87kg and above event, she first defeated Mongolia's Gegeen Ganbold 3:0. In the top 4, she defeated Iran's BARMAKI KORDKOLAEE 5:0. Fatemeh), successfully advanced to the gold medal match, but the South Korean opponent Kim Min-young in the final started the game with a fierce offensive. Although Shi Liuling actively attacked and successfully reversed the situation, Shi Liuling was half defeated and lost 0:5, winning the silver medal.