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Incheon (South Korea), Sep 20 (IANS) Lee Ha-sung captured South Korea's first gold medal after winning the men's changquan at the 17th Asian Games wushu competition here Saturday.
Lee collected a total of 9.71 points to win the gold at Ganghwa Dolmens Gymnasium of Incheon. Jia Rui of Macau snatched the silver with 9.69 points, reports Xinhua.
Daisuke Ichikizaki of Japan took the bronze with 9.67 points.
This is South Korea's first wushu gold at an Asiad since 2002.
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