17th Asian Games 2014, Incheon, Korea

 Chinese Olympic star Zou Kai ended his country's wait for a men's gymnastics gold at the Incheon Asian Games on Wednesday with a world class floor routine performance.

China, the traditional powerhouse in Asian gymnastics, have made a poor start in the men's division, slipping to third in the team competition and not even making the podium in the individual all-round event.

There was gold for North Korea in the women's vault as Hong Un-Jong turned in a dazzling pair of runs to beat Uzbek veteran Oksana Chusovitina into second in a rerun of the 2008 Olympic final.

Japan's Masayoshi Yamamoto took gold on the pommel horse, ahead of Uzbek teenager Abdulla Azimov.

North Korean gymnast Hong Un-jong (C) poses for photos after winning the gold medal in the women's vault final at the Incheon Asian Games on Sept. 24, 2014. To her left is Uzbekistan's Oksana Chusovitina, 39, who won silver, and to her right Vietnam's bronze winner, Thi Ha Thanh Phan. (Photo courtesy Yonhap)

Photo : ZOU Kai CHN

Gymnastics Artistic -Men's Apparatus Final

Floor Exercise

ZOU Kai CHN

HUANG Yuguo CHN

KAMOTO Yuya JPN

Pommel Horse

YAMAMOTO Masayoshi JPN

AZIMOV Abdulla UZB

PARK Minsoo KOR

Rings

 LIAO Junlin CHN

TAKEDA Kazuyuki JPN

DANG Nam VIE

Women's Apparatus Final

Vault

HONG Unjong PRK

CHUSOVITINA Oksana UZB

PHAN Thi Ha Thanh VIE

Uneven Bars

YAO Jinnan CHN

HUANG Huidan CHN

KANG Yongmi PRK