China Strikes Gold in Aerobic Gymnastics at Chengdu World Games
China’s university athlete team wins aerobic gymnastics group gold at the Chengdu World Games with a fire rescue-themed routine, outscoring Italy and Romania.
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China’s university athlete team wins aerobic gymnastics group gold at the Chengdu World Games with a fire rescue-themed routine, outscoring Italy and Romania.
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