The finals for both Women's Nanquan & Nandao All-Around and Men's Nanquan & Nangun All-Around concluded successively on the afternoon of September 22, followed by the medal ceremonies. In the Men's Nanquan & Nangun All-Around and Women's Nanquan & Nandao All-Around finals held that day, China demonstrated its dominant strength in these events, successfully sweeping both gold medals in the women's and men's all-around events. Hong Kong and Uzbekistan claimed the silver medals.
The score gaps among the top athletes in this edition were extremely narrow, making the competition even more intense. China maintained its advantage in both men's and women's Nanquan events, while athletes from Uzbekistan, Hung Kong, Singapore, and Chinese Taipei delivered standout performances, showcasing the overall competitive level of Asian Wushu.
[ Men's Nanquan & Nangun All-Around Results]
Gold: Li Jianming (CHN) – 19.563 pts
Silver: Lau Chi Lung (HKG) – 19.456 pts
Bronze: Liu Chang-Min (TPE) – 19.430 pts
Li Jianming (CHN) captured the gold medal with a total score of 19.563 points, built on strong performances across both routines. Jianming demonstrated powerful execution and clear rhythm on the carpet, exhibiting an exceptionally high degree of completeness and technique.
Lau Chi Lung (HKG) stayed composed and steady to take the silver medal with 19.456 points; having previously won a World Championship title but falling short of the podium at previous Asian Games, Lau delivered an outstanding performance this time to add another silver medal to HKG's count. Liu Chang-Min (TPE) earned the bronze medal with 19.430 points. Additionally, his teammate Huang Wen-Sheng scored 19.429 points to finish fourth; Huang previously gained recognition at the 1st Asian Wushu Taolu Championships in 2025, and together the duo demonstrated the collective depth of Chinese Taipei in Men's Nanquan & Nangun.
[Women's Nanquan & Nandao All-Around Results]
Gold: Zhang Yaling (CHN) – 19.569 pts
Silver: Latisheva Darya (UZB) – 19.413 pts
Bronze: Tan Cheong Min (MAS) – 19.389 pts
Zhang Yaling (CHN) posted high scores in both routines to claim the gold medal with a total score of 19.569 points. As the Women's Nandao champion at the 17th World Wushu Championships in 2025, Zhang displayed excellent condition, smooth routine transitions, precise technical standards, and successfully executed all degree-of-difficulty moves.
Latisheva Darya (UZB) secured the silver medal with 19.413 points; having previously won silver at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games and bronze at the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games, her return to the podium highlights remarkable competitive longevity and consistency. Renowned Tan Cheong Min (MAS) captured the bronze medal with 19.389 points; a World Championship gold medalist and previous Asian Games silver medalist, Tan also won Singapore’s first gold medal at the Chengdu World Games in 2025.
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