China Win Six of Eight Wushu Taolu Golds Across Changquan and Nanquan

China dominated wushu's taolu (forms) events at the Asian Games, winning six of the eight golds decided across changquan, taijiquan, nanquan and daoshu/gunshu disciplines, with Macau and Hong Kong sharing the rest.

In changquan, Macau's Kuong Chi Hin won men's gold, while Hong Kong's Sham Hui Yu Lydia topped the women's event. China's Tong Xin won the women's taijiquan/taijijian title, with Japan taking silver, and China's Dewen Liu claimed the men's taijiquan/taijijian gold ahead of Chinese Taipei.

China completed the sweep in nanquan and daoshu, with Jianming Li and Yaling Zhang winning the men's and women's nanquan titles, and Xiaobin Gao and Yang Yao winning the men's daoshu/gunshu and women's jianshu/qiangshu events respectively.

Indonesia, Chinese Taipei, South Korea, Brunei and Singapore picked up minor medals across the events, with Hong Kong, Japan and Vietnam also featuring on the daoshu/gunshu podium.