Hong Kong Wushu Athlete Gets TWICE Dahyun’s Support
SingTao · 1 SOURCESabout 2 hours ago5 MIN
Summary
Hong Kong wushu representative Yeung Tsz-ying (楊子瑩) has drawn attention after posting footage from a TWICE fan meeting in Seoul, where she showed member Dahyun her medal-winning record and received words of encouragement.
According to the report, Yeung attended TWICE’s “ONCE UPON A THRI11” fan meeting on October 17 and later shared the clips on social media on October 20.
The same report also placed Yeung’s story alongside teammate Shum Hiu-yu’s (沈曉榆) recent Asian Games success, underscoring how idol support has become a source of motivation for elite Hong Kong athletes.
Yeung’s recent results include a women’s changquan gold at the fourth World Cup of Taolu in Haikou, Hainan, in July 2026, adding sporting weight to the fan interaction that resonated online.
Key Points
- Yeung Tsz-ying, a Hong Kong Sports Institute elite athlete, is studying for a Bachelor of Health Education at the Education University of Hong Kong.
- At the October 17 Seoul fan meeting, Yeung showed Dahyun photos of honors she had won at major international wushu events.
- Dahyun reacted with surprise, asking if the achievements were really Yeung’s, before praising her and cheering her on with “Fighting!”.
- Yeung said Dahyun’s encouragement gave her extra motivation, and she also expressed continued support while presenting a carefully prepared gift.
- The report said Yeung won women’s changquan gold, women’s daoshu bronze and women’s duilian bronze at the 2026 World Cup of Taolu in Haikou.
Why It Matters
For Hong Kong readers, the story links elite sport with youth fan culture in a way that makes top-level athletes feel more relatable.
It also shows how international results by Hong Kong wushu athletes can gain wider public attention when personal motivation, education and sporting achievement intersect in a single narrative.