China wins two golds, four silvers, one bronze at Belt and Road Climbing Event in Meishan

The 'Belt and Road' International Speed Master concluded in Meishan, Sichuan, with the host nation, China, securing two golds, four silvers, and a bronze across five categories. This edition marked the first time two top-tier climbing competitions were held jointly in Meishan, alongside the Chinese Climbing League Annual Finals. 

The event attracted more than 40 athletes from eight countries; China, South Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Italy, and Spain. 

Wang Yuting triumphed in the women's speed climbing, defeating compatriot Mou Yuju to claim the gold medal. She then teamed up with Chen Jiahui to top the women's speed climbing relay podium. Ling Baolin earned two silver medals, while Zhao Wenlin and Xiao Wei finished second in the men's climbing relay.

Reflecting on her performance, Wang admitted she faced challenges during the final: "I didn't perform well enough in the final because my opponent's mistake distracted my attention. But I adjusted my pace in time. I couldn't believe I won the championship" she said.

Guangdong's Tan Youtian captured two golds at the Chinese Climbing League Annual Finals, winning the women's lead and boulder events. Chongqing's Mei Yuping claimed the title in the men's lead, while Jiangsu's Zhu Chengbin took the men's boulder crown. In speed climbing, Guizhou's Wang Fengrui won the men's event, and Guangxi's Tan Yumei secured victory in the women's category.