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The Peace Elite Asian Games Version event at the Hangzhou Asian Games has drawn to a close, with China emerging as the Gold medalist. Notably, the Asian Games introduced a special version of the Peace Elite, distinct from the standard Esports edition.

_{AESF President, Mr. Kenneth Fok, presenting the medals with AESF Director General, Mr. Sebastian Lau, during the Victory Ceremony} 

Leading up to this pinnacle event, numerous stages of qualifications and preliminaries unfolded, featuring dedicated contenders representing their nations. In the grand finals, four formidable teams engaged in fierce competition across four rounds, each aiming to claim the coveted medals.

Ultimately, it was China that emerged victorious, led by the Esports superstar “Paraboy”, clocking an impressive time of 44 minutes and 36.943 seconds, and securing a lead of nearly 6 minutes over the runner-up, Republic of Korea.

 _{Paraboy with his teammates}

_{Team China}

Republic of Korea, Chinese Taipei and Indonesia were mostly neck-and-neck during the rounds with Korea edging to a slight lead for the silver medal and Chinese Taipei claiming bronze. 

_{Team Korea with their Silver medals}

_{Team Chinese Taipei with their Bronze medals}

_{Team Indonesia finishing fourth}

_{Chinese fans cheering for Team China}