The Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism, Miss Rosanna Law, today (September 23) extended her congratulations to Hong Kong, China athletes on continuing to achieve excellent results at the 20th Asian Games, with four medals won today, including karate athlete Tsang Yee-ting winning a silver medal in Women's Kumite -50kg; swimming athlete Natalie Kan winning a bronze medal in Women's 100m Butterfly; karate athletes Howard Hung, Li Chi-kong and Tang Yu-hin winning a bronze medal in Men's Team Kata; and wushu athlete Chan Tsz-ching winning a bronze medal in Women's 52kg sanda.

       Miss Law said, "Karate athletes delivered an outstanding performance today, with Tsang Yee-ting, Howard, Li Chi-kong and Tang Yu-hin achieving excellent results, winning one silver and one bronze medal. Natalie broke the Hong Kong record in Women's 100m Butterfly and won a bronze medal. Chan Tsz-ching achieved a breakthrough for the wushu sanda team, winning a bronze medal at the Asian Games for the first time. I hope Hong Kong citizens will continue to fully support the Hong Kong, China athletes in striving for further success at the Asian Games."

     The Hong Kong, China Delegation has so far won sixteen medals, namely three gold, six silver and seven bronze, at the Asian Games. The four medals won today are as follows:

Silver medal
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Wushu: Women's Kumite -50kg 
Tsang Yee-ting

Bronze medals
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Swimming: Women's 100m Butterfly 
Natalie Kan

Karate: Men's Team Kata 
Howard Hung, Li Chi-kong, Tang Yu-hin

Karate: Women's 52kg sanda
Chan Tsz-ching

Ends/Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Issued at HKT 21:07

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