The 2025 Asian Championships in Athletics came to an end, and the Chinese team won four more golds on the closing day, dominating the medal table with 19 golds

On May 31, local time, the 2025 Asian Athletics Championships in Gumi, South Korea came to an end. The Chinese team finally topped the list with 19 golds, 9 silvers and 4 bronzes with a total of 32 medals, the Indian team ranked second with 8 golds, 10 silvers and 6 bronzes with a total of 24 medals, and the Japanese team ranked third with 5 golds, 11 silvers and 12 bronzes with a total of 28 medals.

The 16-year-old Chinese athlete Chen Yujie won the women's 200m final with a personal best of 22.97 seconds, winning the Asian Championships gold medal for the Chinese team after 27 years

The gold medal in the women's 4×100m relay on the last day of competition fell to the Chinese team, with the Chinese women's team composed of Chen Yujie, Li Yuting, Zhu Junying and Liang Xiaojing winning the gold medal in 43.28 seconds, the Indian team winning the second place in 43.86 seconds and the Thai team winning the third place in 44.26 seconds.

In the men's pole vault, the world runner-up of the Philippines John. Obiena won the title with 5.77m, China's Huang Bokai was second with 5.72m, and Thailand's Basathorn was third with 5.67m.

In addition to the women's 4X100m relay, the Chinese team also won the women's 200m, 400m hurdles and 800m, winning four golds on the last day. In the women's 200m race, 16-year-old Chen Yujie ran a personal best of 22.97 seconds to win the gold medal, and another middle school girl, Li Yuting, won the bronze medal. This is the first time in 27 years that the Chinese team has won the women's 200m gold medal at the Asian Championships, and the last time they won the championship in this event was Yan Jiankui in 1998.

The Chinese women's 4X100m relay team (from left, Zhu Junying, Chen Yujie, Liang Xiaojing and Li Yuting) added a gold medal to the Chinese team with a time of 43.28 seconds.

In addition, Hangzhou Asian Games silver medalist Mo Jiadie overtook in the women's 400m hurdles at the last moment, winning the championship by a slight margin of 0.01 seconds. In the women's 800m race, Wu Hongjiao also overtook in the sprint stage and won the championship in 2:00.08. Men's javelin final, Pakistan's Elshard. Nadim won gold with 86.40m. In the men's 4×100m relay final, the Chinese team was canceled due to mistakes and fouls, and the championship was won by the South Korean team.