The SJM 10th Asian Wushu Championships 2024 Comes to a Successful Conclusion

With the final whistle sounding today, the highly anticipated SJM 10th Asian Wushu Championships 2024 came to a triumphant close amidst fierce competitions and thunderous applause from the audience.

In one of the star attractions of today's events, the Women's Changquan competition, Iranian athlete Zahra KIANI captivated the judges and spectators alike with her near-perfect performance, securing the gold medal with a high score of 9.703, showcasing the formidable strength of emerging talents in Asian wushu. Macau's Cho man SOU and Japan's Nanoha KIDA followed closely behind, claiming silver and bronze respectively with marginal differences in scores.

The unique Pair Taijiquan event saw Hong Kong's Tak yan samuei HUI and Chung hei YEUNG combination triumph with an exceptional score of 9.806. Their harmonious and powerful routines fully embodied the essence and charm of taijiquan, pushing the atmosphere to its climax. Japan's Shiho SAITO and Tomohiro ARAYA, as well as Malaysia's Zi hong WONG and Sy xuan sydney CHIN, secured silver and bronze respectively, also impressing audiences with their remarkable martial arts displays.

In the Men's Duilian competition, Malaysia's Muhammad DANISH AIZAD, Shin peng SI, and Kai jie bryan TI trio demonstrated impeccable teamwork and outstanding skills, winning the gold medal with a score of 9.593, emphasizing the importance of teamwork. The Philippines and Hong Kong clinched silver and bronze respectively. Meanwhile, in the Women's Duilian, China's Yilin WANG and Shiyu ZUO duo shone brightly, winning gold with their impeccable coordination and exquisite skills, earning rave reviews from the crowd. Hong Kong and Iran placed second and third, respectively.

The final day of Sanshou featured 18 thrilling finals, pushing the competition to new heights. Ultimately, China emerged victorious with seven gold, one silver, and three bronze medals, totaling 11 medals and demonstrating its formidable strength. Iran closely trailed behind with five gold, three silver, and three bronze medals, also totaling 11. Vietnam secured third place with three gold, one silver, and six bronze medals, totaling 10. Kazakhstan, India, and the Philippines also performed admirably, ranking fourth to sixth.

As the competitions drew to a close, the athletes' sweat and hard work transformed into today's glory and brilliance. Let us eagerly await the next Asian wushu extravaganza, continuing to witness the inheritance and development of Asian wushu!

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09-15 Results：

Session 7
Women's Changquan
Rank	Team	Athletes	Score
1	IRI	Zahra KIANI	9.703
2	MAC	Cho man SOU	9.696
3	JPN	Nanoha KIDA	9.69
雙人太極拳
Rank	Team	Athletes	Score
1	HKG	Tak yan samuei HUI/Chung hei YEUNG	9.806
2	JPN	Shiho SAITO/Tomohiro ARAYA	9.793
3	MAS	Zi hong WONG/Sy xuan sydney CHIN	9.743
男子對練
Rank	Team	Athletes	Score
1	MAS	Muhammad DANISH AIZAD/Shin peng SI/Kai jie bryan TI	9.593
2	PHI	Mark anthony POLO/Mark lester RAGAY/Vincent VENTURA	9.556
3	HKG	Yin ching HO/Jinsong CHEN/Kin sing kinson TING	9.536
女子對練
Rank	Team	Athletes	Score
1	CHN	Yilin WANG/Shiyu ZUO	9.666
2	HKG	Michelle YEUNG/Hui yu lydia SHAM/Po yan LAU	9.576
3	IRI	Zahra KIANI/Helia ASADIAN	9.543

Total Medal Tally:

Rank	Team	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	CHN	18	1	3	22
2	IRI	7	3	5	15
3	MAS	3	4	3	10
4	VIE	3	2	9	14
5	HKG	2	6	4	12
6	MAC	2	3	6	11
7	KAZ	2	1	4	7
8	IND	1	5	3	9
9	JPN	1	5	2	8
10	SGP	1	2	3	6
11	KOR	1	1	3	5
12	PHI	0	5	1	6
13	TKM	0	1	3	4
14	UZB	0	1	2	3
15	KGZ	0	1	0	1
16	JOR	0	0	1	1
16	NEP	0	0	1	1
16	TPE	0	0	1	1