WESING Paves the Way for Advancement in the Martial Arts Sanda Qualifiers of the Second Youth Games.

　　Recently, preliminary competitions for various sports at the National Second Youth Games are in full swing across the country. WESING (Jiuri Mountain), a leading Chinese provider of competitive sports equipment, is actively involved in the major venues of these preliminary events. Leveraging its extensive experience in event services, WESING (WESING) provides competition equipment and support services for sports such as boxing, wrestling, judo, and martial arts, helping athletes achieve even greater success and fully savor the thrill of victory.

　　From April 12 to April 18, the preliminary round of Wushu Sanda for the 2nd National Youth Games—“Freedom Fighters Cup” (School Sports Team Category) and the qualifying round for the 10th Asian Junior Wushu Championships kicked off at the Luoyang City Gymnasium (hereinafter referred to as the “Second Youth Games Wushu Sanda School Sports Team Category”). As a global supplier for the International Wushu Federation (2018-2021), WESING (Jiuri Mountain) proudly served as the designated supplier of sanda fighting platforms and sanda protective gear, providing unwavering support and protection for the participating athletes with the spirit of a true warrior.

　　The first stop of the Second National Youth Games Wushu Sanshou Sports School Group (Luohe Station) is hosted by the Martial Arts Sports Management Center of the General Administration of Sport of China, the Chinese Wushu Association, the Henan Provincial Sports Bureau, and the People's Government of Luohe City, and organized by the Henan Provincial Martial Arts Sports Management Center and other relevant entities. A total of 53 sports school teams from across the country, comprising 432 athletes, are participating in the event.

　　The qualifying round for the Wushu Sanshou event of this Second Youth Games is divided into two main categories: the Sports School Group and the Social Club Group. A total of 20 weight classes are set up across the Men’s and Women’s Class A and Class B divisions. The Social Club Group (Wudangshan Station) will kick off from May 7 to 11 in Hubei Province. According to the competition rules, athletes who participate in this event and place within the top 12 in each weight class and division will advance to the finals of the Wushu Sanshou Sports School Group at the Second Youth Games. In addition, the athletes who stand out in this competition will represent the national team at the 10th Asian Junior Wushu Championships, scheduled to be held in Brunei in August.

　　As China’s leading brand in martial arts and combat sports, WESING has deep roots with the Youth Games. Since the inaugural National Youth Games in 2015, WESING has been providing martial arts sanda competition equipment (ring platforms and protective gear) as well as training supplies for the martial arts events. This time, as the partnership continues for the Second Youth Games, WESING Sports will once again lend its full support to the event with comprehensive, high-quality products and services, helping to ensure an outstanding performance.

　　In recent years, WESING Sports has frequently made appearances at major comprehensive sports events both domestically and internationally, successively providing services for the 2010 and 2013 World Wushu Championships, the inaugural Fuzhou National Youth Games in 2015, the 13th World Wushu Championships in Indonesia in 2015, the 6th World Wushu Championships in Bulgaria in 2016, the 14th World Wushu Championships in Kazan in 2017, the 29th Southeast Asian Games in Malaysia in 2017, and the 3rd National Wushu Games in Tianjin in 2018. The successful completion of these events serves as the strongest testament to WESING’s advanced R&D technology, high-quality equipment, and outstanding service standards.

　　The National Youth Games, a large-scale, comprehensive national sports event held every four years, was established to align with the International Olympic Committee’s decision to create the Youth Olympic Games specifically for young people aged 14 to 18. The second National Youth Games, hosted by the General Administration of Sport of China in 2019, aims to identify and cultivate reserve sports talent, actively encourage youth participation in sports activities, further promote the spirit of sports, strengthen the physical health of young people, and temper their willpower—thus laying an even stronger foundation for building a Healthy China and a sports powerhouse. According to the general rules of the competition regulations, the 49 competitive events of the second National Youth Games are divided into two categories: the Sports School Group and the Social Club Group.