Core Insights - The 12th World Games concluded in Chengdu, Sichuan, marking the first time the event was held in mainland China, with the Chinese sports delegation achieving a historic best performance by winning 36 gold, 17 silver, and 11 bronze medals, totaling 64 medals, and ranking first in both gold and overall medal counts [1][2] Group 1: Performance Highlights - The Chinese sports delegation won gold medals in 18 events, increasing the number of events in which they secured gold from 14 to 23 [1] - Notable achievements include two world records set in women's speed relay in rock climbing and women's 4×50 meters relay in underwater swimming, along with five events where Chinese athletes claimed both gold and silver medals [1] - In the disabled sports category, 10 athletes won 5 gold and 1 silver in events such as free diving, jiu-jitsu, and archery, showcasing the development of sports for disabled individuals in China [1] Group 2: Development and Future Prospects - The athletes representing China came from diverse backgrounds, with many participating in an international multi-sport event for the first time, indicating a positive trend in the diversification of sports talent development in the country [2] - The World Games primarily featured non-Olympic sports, which are essential for building a strong sports nation and meeting the diverse sports needs of the public, thus promoting balanced development in sports [2] - Participation in the World Games has helped cultivate a group of excellent athletes, coaches, and management talents for these sports, laying the groundwork for their better development domestically [2]