The 2025 12th Asian Junior Wushu Championships (AJWC) is held at the Pegasus Watertown Culture and Sports Hall in Jiangyin City, China, from July 26 to 29. Hosted by the Wushu Federation of Asian (WFA) and organized by the Chinese Wushu Association (CWA), this edition of the championships has attracted 467 athletes from 24 countries and regions. 

The Asian Junior Wushu Championships, hosted by the WFA, is an Asian-level event for professional young wushu athletes across Asia. It is the highest-level Asian wushu event for youth and is held every two years. 

On the first competition day, 14 Gold medals were awarded in Taolu events across two sessions. In Sanda, the 1/8 finals and 1/4 finals of various weight categories were held. 

Overview of Wushu Taolu Competitions 

In the first session, 8 events were contested in sequence: Boy’s Group A Jianshu, Girl’s Group A Jianshu, Boy’s Group A Nangun, Girl’s Group A Nangun, Boy’s Group B Changquan, Girl’s Group B Changquan, Boy’s Group B Nangun, and Girl’s Group B Nangun. The second session continued with 6 events: Boy’s Group A Gunshu, Girl’s Group A Gunshu, Boy’s Group C Changquan, Girl’s Group C Changquan, Boy’s Group A Taijijian, and Girl’s Group A Taijijian.  

Medalists in Wushu Taolu Events 

Session 1

Boy’s Group A Jianshu 

Yang Boyu from China won the gold medal with a score of 9.513; HO Ching Hin from Hong Kong, China took the silver with 9.423; and CHUA Xin Yun from Singapore claimed the bronze with 9.390. 

(Boy’s Group A Jianshu Gold Medalist  YANG Boyu (CHN))

Girl’s Group A Jianshu 

WEI Zhengyao from China won the gold with 9.390; CHANG Wun Teng from Macao, China got the silver with 9.366; and LEE Re Ann from Singapore won the bronze with 9.363. 

Boy’s Group A Nangun 

Mikael Nugroho WIBISONO from Indonesia won the gold with 9.400; Joel NG from Singapore took the silver with 9.396; and KO Doyeong from South Korea claimed the bronze with 9.380. 

（Boy’s Group A Nangun Gold Medalist Mikael Nugroho WIBISONO(INA) ）

Girl’s Group A Nangun 

YU Jiashu from China won the gold with 9.463; Thalia Marvelina TANZIL from Indonesia got the silver with 9.376; and TSANG Cho Kiu from Hong Kong, China won the bronze with 9.356. 

Boy’s Group B Changquan 

LIN Yilei from China won the gold with 9.326; LEE Ronn from Malaysia took the silver with 9.270; and SHIBUYA Tenshi from Japan claimed the bronze with 9.240. 

Girl’s Group B Changquan 

CHAN Wai Zing from Singapore won the gold with 9.253; IMAI Yurino from Japan took the silver with 9.243; and LEONG Ioi Tong from Macao, China claimed the bronze with 9.240. 

（Girl’s Group B Changquan Gold Medalist CHAN Wai Zing(SGP)）

Boy’s Group B Nangun 

Ramtin SIAH MOSHTEHEI from Iran won the gold with 9.253; HA Gia Huy from Vietnam took the silver with 9.253; and Aaron Hanjaya TIOS from Indonesia claimed the bronze with 9.250. 

Girl’s Group B Nangun 

WONG Iok Teng from Macao, China won the gold with 9.246; Clara ABIGAIL from Indonesia took the silver with 9.240; and Saba RAMIANYARESMI from Iran claimed the bronze with 9.236. 

（Girl’s Group B Nangun Gold Medalist WONG Iok Teng(MAC)）

Session 2 

Boy’s Group A Gunshu 

GUO Xin from China won the gold with 9.473; IP Man Lok from Macao, China took the silver with 9.360; and Kirill MALEYEV from Kazakhstan claimed the bronze with 9.320. 

（Boy’s Group A Gunshu Bronze Medalist Kirill MALEYEV(KAZ)）

Girl’s Group A Gunshu 

WANG King Ham from Hong Kong, China won the gold with 9.356; OTSUKI Kohaku from Japan took the silver with 9.333; and Vini Nur AZIZAH from Indonesia claimed the bronze with 9.223. 

（Girl’s Group A Gunshu Silver Medalist OTSUKI Kohaku(JPN)）

Boy’s Group C Changquan 

YIP Lucas Wing Hei from Hong Kong, China won the gold with 9.033; TEE Jing Yang, Joshua from Singapore took the silver with 9.013; and Zivan Abimanyu RASENDRIA from Indonesia claimed the bronze with 8.956. 

Girl’s Group C Changquan 

WANG Yirui from China won the gold with 9.086; CAI Hou Ieng from Macao, China took the silver with 9.046; and Jenny NGASERIN from Indonesia claimed the bronze with 9.033. 

（Girl’s Group C Changquan Bronze Medalist Jenny NGASERIN(INA)）

Boy’s Group A Taijishan 

ZHAO Hancheng from China won the gold with 9.420; CHEN Chao-Hsiang from Chinese Taipei took the silver with 9.373; and NGUYEN Khac Le Hoang from Vietnam claimed the bronze with 9.370. 

（Boy’s Group A Taijishan Silver Medalist CHEN Chao-Hsiang(TPE)）

Girl’s Group A Taijishan 

ZHANG Manlan from China won the gold with 9.420; KWAN Yong Xin from Malaysia took the silver with 9.356; NG Leting Charlotte from Singapore claimed the bronze with 9.353. 

（Girl’s Group A Taijishan ZHANG Manlan(CHN)）

Overview of Wushu Sanda Competitions 

On the first competition day, a total of 9 bouts of the 1/8 finals of 4 weight categories were held, including: Boy’s Junior 42kg, Boy’s Youth 48kg, 52kg, and 56kg. In the afternoon, the 1/4 finals was held with Girl’s Youth 52kg and 56kg, the 1/8 final of Boy’s Youth 60kg and 65kg, and the 1/4 finals of Boy’s Youth 75kg and 80kg. Qualified athletes are as follows: 

Session 2: 

Boy's Junior Group 42KG：Aly BAYRAMOB(TKM) 

（Boy's Junior Group 42KG  Red Side - Aly BAYRAMOB(TKM)）

Boy's Youth Group 48KG: NGO Minh Hien(VIE) 

Boy's Youth Group 52KG: LEONG Ka Seng(MAC), YANG Yutao(CHN) and Kiemas Sakti NEGARA(INA) 

（Boy's Youth Group 52KG Blue Side - LEONG Ka Seng(MAC)）

Boy's Youth Group 56KG: LE Thanh Tung(VIE), Abdulkhmaid ODILOV(UZB), KU Tin Hou(HKG), PANG Sam(MAC) 

Session 2: 

Girl's Youth Group 52KG: Yekta ADIBI(IRI) and QIU Siu Tip Rachael(HKG) 

（Girl's Youth Group 52KG Red Side - Yekta ADIBI(IRI)）

Girl's Youth Group 56KG: Maryam NAEIJI(IRI), Sania Silma FARIDA(INA) and NGO Duong Thuy(VIE) 

Boy's Youth Group 60KG: Azizbek TURGUNBOEV(UZB), Abhijit BURGOHAIN(IND), Shaddam Achmad ASSEGAF(INA), KANG Heejun(KOR) and Amirhesam MOHAMMADI(IRI) 

（Boy's Youth Group 60KG  Blue Side - Abhijit BURGOHAIN(IND)）

Boy's Youth Group 65KG: Ali REZAEI(IRI),Maulana Saddam RA'UF(INA) and PHUNG Gia Hung(VIE) 

Boy's Youth Group 75KG: Amirmahdi SHIRDEL TALEBGHSHLAGHI(IRI) 

（Boy's Youth Group 75KG Blue Side - Amirmahdi SHIRDEL TALEBGHSHLAGHI(IRI)）

Boy's Youth Group 80KG: Amirreza KARAMI(IRI) 

At the end of the first day's competitions, China, as the host of the championships topped the medal table with 8 gold medals; Hong Kong, China ranked second with 2 golds, 1 silver and 1 bronze; and Macao, China came in third with 1 gold, 3 silvers and 1 bronze.

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