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Hundreds of fans gathered in Taipei on Friday to celebrate Taiwan’s Olympic athletes who returned with medals from the Paris 2024 Games. The streets were lined with supporters cheering as athletes, adorned with their medals, waved from vehicles and held Taiwanese flags.

Wang, an office worker, shared his excitement: “The most memorable moment was when Wang Chi-Lin won his second consecutive Olympic gold. It was a rare and thrilling achievement for us, and everyone was glued to their TVs.”

Regarding Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-Ting, Wang added, “Some might question gender norms, but to us, she is Taiwan’s daughter. Winning gold despite any stereotypes is a testament to her talent and determination.”

Hsieh, a student, echoed these sentiments: “Lin Yu-Ting showed incredible bravery and skill. Her victory over Poland’s Julia Szeremeta was a historic moment for Taiwan.”

Lin’s dominant 5:0 victory secured Taiwan’s first-ever Olympic gold in boxing. Overall, Taiwan clinched two golds and five bronzes in Paris, marking its second-best Olympic performance.

As the athletes enjoy a well-deserved break, they will soon return to training, aiming to bring more glory to Taiwan at the 2026 Asian Games and the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

'Most memorable moment'- Taipei celebrates Taiwan’s Olympic heroes return after Paris 2024

Taiwan, Province of China, Taipei
August 16, 2024 at 19:11 GMT +00:00 · Published

Hundreds of fans gathered in Taipei on Friday to celebrate Taiwan’s Olympic athletes who returned with medals from the Paris 2024 Games. The streets were lined with supporters cheering as athletes, adorned with their medals, waved from vehicles and held Taiwanese flags.

Wang, an office worker, shared his excitement: “The most memorable moment was when Wang Chi-Lin won his second consecutive Olympic gold. It was a rare and thrilling achievement for us, and everyone was glued to their TVs.”

Regarding Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-Ting, Wang added, “Some might question gender norms, but to us, she is Taiwan’s daughter. Winning gold despite any stereotypes is a testament to her talent and determination.”

Hsieh, a student, echoed these sentiments: “Lin Yu-Ting showed incredible bravery and skill. Her victory over Poland’s Julia Szeremeta was a historic moment for Taiwan.”

Lin’s dominant 5:0 victory secured Taiwan’s first-ever Olympic gold in boxing. Overall, Taiwan clinched two golds and five bronzes in Paris, marking its second-best Olympic performance.

As the athletes enjoy a well-deserved break, they will soon return to training, aiming to bring more glory to Taiwan at the 2026 Asian Games and the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

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Hundreds of fans gathered in Taipei on Friday to celebrate Taiwan’s Olympic athletes who returned with medals from the Paris 2024 Games. The streets were lined with supporters cheering as athletes, adorned with their medals, waved from vehicles and held Taiwanese flags.

Wang, an office worker, shared his excitement: “The most memorable moment was when Wang Chi-Lin won his second consecutive Olympic gold. It was a rare and thrilling achievement for us, and everyone was glued to their TVs.”

Regarding Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-Ting, Wang added, “Some might question gender norms, but to us, she is Taiwan’s daughter. Winning gold despite any stereotypes is a testament to her talent and determination.”

Hsieh, a student, echoed these sentiments: “Lin Yu-Ting showed incredible bravery and skill. Her victory over Poland’s Julia Szeremeta was a historic moment for Taiwan.”

Lin’s dominant 5:0 victory secured Taiwan’s first-ever Olympic gold in boxing. Overall, Taiwan clinched two golds and five bronzes in Paris, marking its second-best Olympic performance.

As the athletes enjoy a well-deserved break, they will soon return to training, aiming to bring more glory to Taiwan at the 2026 Asian Games and the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.

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