銆€銆€By Lu Yuchen

銆€銆€PUTIAN, Fujian Province, Nov. 14 (Xinhua) -- China grabbed four more gold medals on Wednesday at the 5th Artistic Gymnastics Asian Championships here to finish with a total of 10.

銆€銆€Liu Rongbing turned out the most decorated athlete. After winning gold in the men's team, all around and pommel horse events, the 21-year-old Chinese snatched his fourth title on the horizontal bar with 15.900 points.

銆€銆€"From zero to four, it was so unbelievable, like a dream came true," said Liu.

銆€銆€Fellow teammate Lin Chaopan took silver by a deficit of 0.300 points. Furutani Yoshiaki and Ohara Takayuki, both of Japan, shared the third place at 14.450.

銆€銆€Zhou Shixiong, another medal prospect for the 2016 Rio Olympic Games,won the horizontal bar at 15.976 points with a well executed routine which had a 7.0 degree of difficulty.

銆€銆€Shang Chunsong was the queen of the final day. The 16-year-old earned the highest score - 15.225 on the balance beam before topping the scoring for the floor exercise with 14.600.

銆€銆€Shang's teammate Zeng Siqi, who claimed the the all around title, came third in both disciplines.

銆€銆€DPR Korean Kim Un Hyang grabbed the balance beam silver at 14.925, while Japan's Konishi Risa impressed the judges with her high-quality somersaults on the floor at 14.275.

銆€銆€DPR Korea captured two golds thanks to veteran Ri Se Gwang's standout performance on the men's rings and vault.

銆€銆€Vietnam also won a gold at the championships, through Phan Thi Ha Thanh on the women's vault.