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The men's team gymnastics competition at this Asian Games includes six events: floor exercise, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars and horizontal bars. The Chinese team responded to unexpected situations in the horizontal bar event through intensive training and prediction during the competition.
China News Service, Nagoya, Japan, September 23 (Reporter Jin Xu) In the men's team finals of competitive gymnastics at the Aichi Nagoya Asian Games held on the 23rd local time, the Chinese men's team composed of Zou Jingyuan, Zhang Boheng, Lan Xingyu, Sun Wei and Tian Hao won the gold medal with a total score of 255.095 points, achieving three consecutive Asian Games titles.
The men's gymnastics team competition includes six events: floor exercise, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars and horizontal bars. In the last round of the horizontal bar competition of the day, Chinese team player Sun Wei dropped the bar, but the host Japanese team, which was attacking difficult moves, also made major mistakes. In the end, the Chinese team expanded its advantage to seal the victory.
On September 23, local time, in the gymnastics men's team final of the 2026 Aichi Nagoya Asian Games, the Chinese team composed of Zou Jingyuan, Zhang Boheng, Lan Xingyu, Sun Wei, and Tian Hao won the gold medal with a total score of 255.095 points. The picture shows the Chinese team celebrating their victory after the game.
Zhang Boheng, captain of the Chinese men's gymnastics team, said in an interview after the game that it is difficult to make zero mistakes in the game, and it is normal to make mistakes. Teammate Sun Wei felt a little guilty after landing. Everyone has been encouraging and comforting him, hoping that he would not put too much pressure on himself. He said that before the competition, the team conducted intensive training on the stability of the horizontal bar event and predicted possible situations that may arise during the competition. Even if an accident occurs, they are confident that the situation will be stabilized.
Teng Haibin, coach of the Chinese gymnastics team, said that from the individual all-around to the team finals, the team performed well as a whole and this victory will help boost the team's confidence.
Regarding the following individual finals, Teng Haibin said that the team will continue to go all out to achieve more good results for the Chinese delegation. At the same time, the World Gymnastics Championships are about to start. Facing new challenges, the Chinese team still needs to stay focused and continue its good form.
In the men's gymnastics team finals of this Asian Games, the Japanese team and the Chinese Taipei team won silver and bronze medals respectively.
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The Chinese gymnastics team will participate in the next individual event finals and the World Gymnastics Championships.
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