[Nagoya AG] Wushu Star Lee Hasung Claims Silver Medal in Thrilling 0.003-Point Finish over Third Place

Second Place in Wushu Taolu Daoshu and Gunshu Finale

Adds to Medal Tally Since 2014 Incheon Games

Gao Xiaobin Takes First, Siow Wei Ting Claims Third

Lee Ha-sung, Korea’s leading Wushu athlete, has claimed a valuable silver medal.

On September 23, at the Aichi Prefecture Budokan in Nagoya, Japan, during the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, Lee Ha-sung scored a combined total of 19.406 points in the men’s Wushu Taolu Daoshu and Gunshu events, finishing second behind Gao Xiaobin of China, who scored 19.582 points.

Lee Ha-sung is delivering a spectacular performance in the men's Taolu event at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games Wushu competition, held on the 23rd at the Budokan in Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya, Japan. Provided by the Korea Wushu Association

In the Daoshu event held in the morning, Lee received 5.00 points for movement quality, 2.00 points for degree of difficulty, and 2.706 points for overall performance, totaling 9.706 points and raising hopes for a podium finish by placing second. In the Gunshu event held later in the afternoon, he scored 5.00 points from Group A, 2.700 points from Group B, and 2.00 points from Group C, earning a total of 9.700 points and placing fourth in that segment.

In the final tally combining both events, Lee ended with 19.406 points—narrowly surpassing Clement Siow Wei Ting of Malaysia, who had 19.403 points, by just 0.003 points.

Lee Ha-sung previously won a gold medal in the Changquan event at the 2014 Incheon Asian Games. After 12 years, he has returned to the Asian Games podium.

The Korean Wushu national team concluded the tournament with one silver medal, won by Lee Ha-sung, and one bronze medal, earned by An Hyeon-ki in the men’s Taijiquan and Taijijian events.

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