Record-Breaking Finale: 50 Golds & New Records at China’s Disability Games
On December 15, 2025, the final day of track and field at China’s Disability and Special Olympics National Games saw 50 golds and multiple national records fall.
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On December 15, 2025, the final day of track and field at China’s Disability and Special Olympics National Games saw 50 golds and multiple national records fall.
Guangdong won its season opener 107-102 in OT, stifling Nanjing despite Guo Haowen’s 42-point explosion on Sunday in Dongguan.
Wang Manyu defended her women’s singles title at the 2025 WTT Finals in Hong Kong SAR, edging out fellow Chinese mainland player Kuai Man in a six-game thriller.
On December 13, 2025, 17-year-old Guo Pu (B-Girl Royal) made history in Fukuoka by winning China’s first-ever gold at the WDSF World Breaking Championships.
Gu Ailing clinched her third consecutive women’s halfpipe title at the FIS Freeski World Cup in Zhangjiakou with a 91.75-point final run.
Shenzhen integrates 5G streaming, facial recognition, renewable energy and autonomous robots in its National Games and year-round competitions, driving a 230bn yuan sports industry boom.
China’s men’s curling rink clinched the final berth for Milano Cortina 2026 with a 9-4 win over Japan in Kelowna, marking both men’s and women’s Olympic qualifications.
Gu Ailing topped qualifiers at the Chongli leg of the FIS Freeski World Cup with a best run of 92.75, securing her spot in Saturday’s women’s halfpipe final.
Multiple national records fell on day three of China’s 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and 9th National Special Olympic Games in Shenzhen.
World No. 1 Sun Yingsha and rising star Lin Shidong powered into the WTT Finals quarterfinals in Hong Kong SAR with commanding wins.