2025 Chengdu World Games: Niche Sports Take Center Stage
From drone racing to lifesaving, discover how the 2025 Chengdu World Games put niche sports in the spotlight at the 12th edition on the Chinese mainland.
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Athletes Flock to Giant Pandas at Chengdu World Games
Athletes at the Chengdu World Games flocked to a panda base, snapping selfies, filming videos, and collecting plushies. Giant pandas added a sweet, feel-good break to their competition journey.
China Makes History at Chengdu World Games with Record-Breaking Medal Haul
China secures its best-ever performance at the Chengdu World Games, topping the medal standings with 36 golds, 17 silvers and 11 bronzes.
We Are the World: Celebrating the ‘W’ at the Chengdu World Games
Dive into the ‘W’ symbol that made the Chengdu World Games unforgettable—Win, We, World! Relive the magic in our article.
Wushu & Dragon Boat Racing to Stay in Future World Games
At the Chengdu 2025 World Games closing ceremony, wushu and dragon boat racing secured their spots as competitive sports for future editions.
Unsung Heroes of the World Games: Chengdu’s Volunteer Spirit
Chengdu’s World Games wouldn’t shine without dedicated volunteers bridging cultures, guiding visitors, and creating warm memories behind the scenes.
China and Indonesia Triumph in Four-Lane Speed Climbing Debut
In the World Games debut of the four-lane speed climbing format, China’s Long Jianguo set a 4.74s NR to win gold, while Indonesia’s Desak Made Rita Kusuma Dewi claimed the women’s title.
China Sweeps Men’s & Women’s Speed Climbing Golds at Chengdu 2025
At the 2025 Chengdu World Games, Chinese climbers dominated men’s and women’s speed events, claiming five of six medals and completing a women’s podium sweep.
‘Light of Chengdu’ Anthem Dazzles at 2025 World Games Awards Ceremony
Discover how Luo Wei’s anthem “Light of Chengdu” blends Sichuan folk tunes with global rhythms to celebrate medal moments at the Chengdu 2025 World Games.
Sport Climbing’s Future: IFSC VP Hails Chinese Mainland as Key Country
IFSC Vice President Toru Kobinata praises the Chinese mainland’s hosting power at the World Games and spotlights team events to boost sport climbing’s future.