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The gold medal came a day after the Vietnamese veteran won bronze in the women’s jianshu event, meaning she completed the tournament with medals in both of her signature disciplines.

The Vietnamese wushu team is gearing up for the Asian Games (ASIAD) 19 in China this September.

Eight more gold medals won on May 11 consolidated Vietnam’s top position on the medal standings at the ongoing 32nd Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Cambodia, with 57 golds.

Wushu athlete Duong Thuy Vi claimed the first gold medal for her team on May 11 at the ongoing SEA Games 32 in Cambodia.

Vietnamese wushu athlete Hoang Thi Phuong Giang won a gold medal on May 15, the last competition day of the sport at SEA Games 31.

Runner Nguyen Thi Oanh on May 14 won the first gold in athletics at the 31st SEA Games on May 14, the second official day of competition, at Hanoi’s My Dinh Stadium.

Duong Thuy Vi, one of the best Vietnamese wushu warriors to compete in the upcoming 31st Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games 31), has affirmed that she would do her utmost to bring home a gold medal.

Vietnamese wushu artists bagged two more medals on August 21, the third official competition day of the ongoing 2018 Asian Games (ASIAD 18) in Indonesia, raising the country’s total medals to six.

With 1,560 points, swimmer Nguyen Thi Anh Vien became the Best Athlete of 2017, her fourth title of this kind to date.

Duong Thuy Vi of Vietnam championed the women’s qiangshu (performance with spear) event at the ongoing World Wushu Championship in Kazan, Russia.

On the morning of August 21, Wushu artist Duong Thuy Vi of Vietnam scored 9.67 points, wining a gold medal in the women's quiang shu event, her second at SEA Games 29.

Vietnamese wushu artist Duong Thuy Vi won another gold medal at the ongoing 29th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games on August 21, raising the number of gold medals held by Vietnam to five.

​Hanoi, November 22 (VNA) - Vietnam pocketed one silver and two bronze medals at the first Wushu Taolu World Cup, which ended November 20 in Fuzhou in southeast China’s Fujian province.​

Duong Thuy Vi brought home a silver and a bronze medal from the ongoing World Wushu Championships in Jakarta, Indonesia.