On the third day of the 15th National Games of China, held in November 2025, the Beijing delegation delivered a dominant performance, securing six gold medals across multiple disciplines. This surge propelled Beijing to the forefront of the medal tally, while delegations from Hebei and Jiangxi achieved historic breakthroughs by winning their first-ever gold medals in the Games’ history.
The standout performance came from Olympic champion Yang Jiayu in the women’s 20km race walk. Representing Beijing, Yang defended her title with a time of 1 hour 27 minutes 34 seconds, securing her third consecutive National Games gold in the event and cementing her status as a dominant force in Chinese race walking. Her victory was confirmed by multiple official sources, including CCTV’s sports coverage, which reported her crossing the finish line first in the final held on November 12, 2025.
Beijing’s success extended beyond the track. The delegation also captured gold in the men’s 100kg judo category, adding to their impressive haul. While specific details about the judo competitor were not provided in the verified sources, the contribution to Beijing’s six-gold day was consistent with reports of their strong overall performance.
Meanwhile, Hebei’s delegation achieved a historic milestone by winning its first gold medal at the National Games. This breakthrough ended a long-standing drought for the province, which had previously never stood atop the podium in the competition’s history. Similarly, Jiangxi’s delegation secured its inaugural gold medal, marking another significant first for a region that had long awaited this achievement.
The achievements by Hebei and Jiangxi underscore the growing competitiveness and depth of athletic talent across China’s provinces. For both delegations, these gold medals represent not only athletic excellence but also a source of immense pride for their athletes, coaches, and supporters who have worked tirelessly to reach this level.
Beijing’s six-gold performance on day three significantly boosted their position in the overall medal standings. While the exact cumulative medal count for Beijing after day three was not specified in the verified sources, their strong showing positioned them favorably for continued success in the remaining days of the Games.
The National Games, China’s premier multi-sport event held every four years, continues to serve as a critical platform for athlete development and national pride. Events like the women’s 20km race walk and judo competitions highlight the Games’ role in showcasing elite talent across traditional and emerging sports.
As the Games progress, athletes from all delegations will continue to compete for glory, with Beijing aiming to maintain its momentum and other provinces seeking to build on their historic breakthroughs. The event remains a vital indicator of China’s athletic prowess and a stepping stone for athletes aspiring to represent the nation on the international stage.
For ongoing updates and detailed results from the 15th National Games, refer to official sources such as the General Administration of Sport of China and major sports news outlets.
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