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Taiwanese Yo-Yo Player Chang Hung-lun Wins World Championship Runner-Up, Former President Congratulates

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Taiwanese player Chang Hung-lun won second place at the World Yo-Yo Contest in Japan.
  • Former President Tsai Ing-wen congratulated Chang, stating he connected Taiwan with the world through his performance.
  • Chang's achievement sets a new record for Taiwanese yo-yo players.

Taiwanese player Chang Hung-lun has secured the second-place title at the World Yo-Yo Contest held in Himeji, Japan. The 20-year-old athlete competed in the 4A division (offstring tricks) against top global talent.

Former President Tsai Ing-wen, who had previously posted messages of encouragement before the finals, once again congratulated Chang on his remarkable achievement. She praised him for using "one string to connect Taiwan with the world," highlighting how Taiwanese athletes showcase the nation on the international stage.

He used one string to connect Taiwan with the world!

โ€” Tsai Ing-wenFormer President Tsai Ing-wen's congratulatory message on Chang Hung-lun's achievement.

Chang advanced to the finals after securing the top spot in the semifinals. His impressive performance in the final round earned him the world runner-up position, marking a new milestone for yo-yo players from Taiwan. The article notes that over a dozen Taiwanese players participated in the competition, demonstrating their passion and dedication to challenging world-class competitors.

Tsai emphasized that these athletes, by pursuing their passion globally, deserve widespread applause. She concluded her congratulatory message by celebrating Chang, Taiwanese yo-yo, and their collective success in bringing Taiwan international recognition.

Congratulations to Hung-lun, and congratulations to Taiwanese yo-yo! Congratulations to you all for letting the world see Taiwan again.

โ€” Tsai Ing-wenFormer President Tsai Ing-wen celebrating Chang Hung-lun's victory and its impact on Taiwan's international visibility.
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