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In the 2024 Paris Olympic Badminton Men’s Doubles Final, Taiwan’s Lee’s fist is looking at his fists. Source: World Badminton Federation (BWF)

In Taiwan, the 30 -year -old ‘youngest minister’ was born. In particular, it is a hot topic in that he is a sports star who lost two Olympics with badminton men’s doubles.

According to Taiwanese media such as the central news agency on the 9th, Taiwan’s ‘National Sports Day’ was officially launched.

While the ceremony was held at the Taipei National Taiwanese National Gymnasium, Taiwan’s badminton star Lee Yang (30) was appointed as the first director of the sports.

Born in August 1995, Lee is a sports star that has accumulated the defeat of the Badminton Men’s Doubles at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and the 2024 Paris Olympics. In particular, both tournaments faced China in the finals and won the gold medal and emerged as a hero throughout Taiwan.

At the opening ceremony, Lee emphasized that “as a athlete, I can understand the direction of Taiwan’s sports development while making numerous challenges.”

At the opening ceremony of the sports department held at the Taiwan National University Gymnasium in Taiwan, Taiwan, Taiwan, the head of the Taiwanese president, the head of the administrative director of the Zalong Thai (left), and the first director of the Li Yang Movement (Minister) are gathering hands. Source: Licensing Taiwan President Facebook

At the opening ceremony of the sports department held at the Taiwan National University Gymnasium in Taiwan, Taiwan, Taiwan, the head of the Taiwanese president, the head of the administrative director of the Zalong Thai (left), and the first director of the Li Yang Movement (Minister) are gathering hands. Source: Licensing Taiwan President Facebook

The establishment of the sports department was the presidential election of Taiwan, the presidential election, and the organization in the Ministry of Education was expanded and independent. In addition to winning the Baseball International Competition ‘Premier 12’, the interest in sports was reflected based on the high results in international sports competitions such as the Olympics, Asian Games and Universiade.

The main tasks include supporting elite sports, such as improving training facilities for national team players, and expanding public playgrounds, promoting the ‘national movement’, guaranteeing equal movement opportunities, and fostering the sports industry.

In January, the Taiwanese Institute of Legislation passed the amendment to the ‘Administrative Organization Act’, which was established in January, and a sports department was established as one of the 15 departments under the administration.

Lee retired from his career last year and stood at the university pulpit and walked the leader. In addition, he participated as an advisor during the establishment of the sports department.

Lee wrote a record of the youngest chief of the past in Taiwan. The youngest minister was Tang Feng (Audritang), a 35 -year -old who was appointed as a digital officer at the age of 35 in 2016.

In the 2024 Paris Olympic Badminton Men's Doubles Final, Taiwan's Li Yang (left) and Wang Chi -rin are roaring after the gold medal. Source: World Badminton Federation (BWF)

In the 2024 Paris Olympic Badminton Men’s Doubles Final, Taiwan’s Li Yang (left) and Wang Chi -rin are roaring after the gold medal. Source: World Badminton Federation (BWF)

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