World Games 2025 in Chengdu: Athletes Bid Farewell with Heartfelt Thanks
Athletes from around the world share favorite moments and heartfelt gratitude to Chengdu as World Games 2025 wraps up, with memories that will last a lifetime.
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Chinese B-Boys and B-Girls Win Breaking Gold at 2025 World Games
China’s B-Boy Lithe-ing and B-Girl Royal took top honors in the breaking finals at the 2025 World Games in Chengdu.
2025 World Games Close with Spectacular Ceremony in Chengdu
The 2025 World Games in Chengdu concluded with record-breaking participation, inclusive events, and a heartwarming ceremony. Next stop: Karlsruhe 2029!
Chengdu Shines as The World Games 2025 Wraps Up
Chengdu hosted The World Games 2025 with 6,679 participants from 116 countries and regions, record-breaking medals, and unforgettable moments. 🏆
From Seas to Cities: Freediving Dives into Chengdu’s Deep Pools
Freediving plunges into Chengdu’s deep pools as The World Games 2025 approaches. World champion Alexey Molchanov brings tips and insights on the sport’s urban surge.
2025 World Games Fireworks Take Chinese Mainland Social Media by Storm
Relive the dazzling 2025 Chengdu World Games opening ceremony fireworks that lit up the night and social media on the Chinese mainland.
China Soars to Gold in Women’s Trampoline Sync at Chengdu World Games
China’s Hu Yicheng and Zhang Xinxin clinched women’s synchronized trampoline gold at the 2025 Chengdu World Games with a stunning 51.340-point routine.
Beyond the Arena: Exploring Chinese Culture at Chengdu World Games
At the Chengdu World Games, athletes step off the field into interactive zones to learn Chinese names, calligraphy, Hanfu and more, blending sport and culture in a unique village experience.
Lau Mo Sheung’s Historic Kata Gold for Hong Kong at Chengdu World Games
Lau Mo Sheung of China’s Hong Kong clinched a historic women’s kata gold at the 2025 Chengdu World Games, the first women’s title for her delegation. 🥇
Riccardo Rancan Speeds to First Gold at 2025 Chengdu World Games
Swiss runner Riccardo Rancan kicked off the 2025 Chengdu World Games by winning the first gold in mens foot orienteering with a time of 45:22.
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