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Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, June 17 (Xinhua) — The 2025 China-Russia-Mongolia Health Qigong and Wushu Tournament ended Monday in Manzhouli City, north China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. A total of 367 athletes from 47 teams from three countries took part in the friendly competition over four days.
Ultimately, the team from the Hailar City People’s Fitness Center and the delegation of the Buryatia Wushu Federation won the health qigong and wushu competitions, respectively, the Jintai information and consulting platform on the Renmin Ribao newspaper website reported.
“This is my fourth time competing in Manzhouli and every time I notice the hospitality and energy of this city,” said one of the Mongolian athletes.
Another young athlete from Russia was deeply impressed by the unique architecture in Manzhouli. “I am delighted that here you can both take part in competitions and get acquainted with Chinese culture,” she shared.
During the tournament, a special master class on health qigong was also organized for guests from three countries, where traditional Chinese exercise techniques were demonstrated by professors from Beijing University of Physical Education and Inner Mongolia Normal University.
The China-Russia-Mongolia Health Qigong and Wushu Tournament was established in 2016, and has since become an iconic brand of sports events that promotes sports and cultural exchanges between the three countries. In the future, the border city of Manzhouli will continue the integrated development model of “sports culture tourism” to inject new energy into the deepening friendship of the peoples of the three neighboring countries, said Li Yanjun, chairman of the Wushu and Health Qigong Association of Manzhouli City. -0-