Vietnam Secures Additional Medals in Wushu and Rowing at Asian Games 2026
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2026年9月24日
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Vietnam Secures Additional Medals in Wushu and Rowing at Asian Games 2026

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Vietnam added two more medals to its tally at the Asian Games 2026 on September 24. Wushu athlete Dinh Van Tam won a silver medal in the men's 56kg Sanda event, while the women's quadruple sculls rowing team secured a bronze.

On the morning of September 24, the Vietnamese Sports Delegation received two more medals at the Asian Games 2026. Wushu athlete Dinh Van Tam won a Silver Medal in the men's 56kg Sanda event. Meanwhile, the quartet of Du Thi Bong, Le Thi Hien, Pham Thi Ngoc Anh, and Ha Thi Vui won a Bronze Medal in the women's lightweight quadruple sculls event in rowing. These medal wins further bolster Vietnam's performance at the international sporting event, reflecting the nation's growing competitiveness. Under its single-party system, Vietnam emphasizes national unity, with sports achievements often serving as a tool for national pride and international recognition. As the country pursues economic growth and improved living standards, investment in sports is increasing, and success in major competitions is seen as vital for boosting national morale. For Vietnam, particularly in its complex relationship with China, securing medals in international sports competitions can serve to strengthen domestic solidarity and enhance its global standing. The recent medal haul can be viewed within this broader context. Source: Nhan Dan

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