From 34 member states and regions under the Asian Boxing Federation, a total of 199 male athletes and 144 female athletes participated in the competition. The Chinese national boxing team sent a lineup of 19 people, including 10 male athletes and 9 female athletes.

This Asian Boxing Championship was held in Bangkok, Thailand from April 19 to 26. A total of 199 male athletes and 144 female athletes participated in the competition from 34 member states and regions under the Asian Boxing Union. The Chinese national boxing team sent a lineup of 19 people, including 10 male athletes and 9 female athletes.

Gu Hong won the 69kg championship of the Women's Boxing Championship. Two male athletes who reached the semi-finals, Hu Jianguan and Maimetitur Sun Qiong both lost. According to the competition rules, the third and fourth places tied for third place and won the bronze medal. The female athlete who once won the first boxing gold medal in the Asian Games in Jakarta, Changyuan lost 1:4 to the North Korean boxer.

In the 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 matches a few days ago, Gu Hong passed the qualifying round and defeated South Korea, North Korea and Uzbekistan players to enter the finals. In the final, her opponent was Chen Nianqin from Taipei, China. Chen Nianqin ranked first in the World Boxing Association (AIBA) in the 2019 World Boxing Rankings for Women's Boxing 69kg. In the game, Gu Hong relied on her excellent tactical skills to defeat her strong opponents and successfully achieved three consecutive championships in the Asian Championships.

Gu Hong, born in 1988, officially began to receive Sanda training in 2003. In 2008, she changed to boxing. With the careful guidance of the coaching team of Beijing Sports University and the national boxing team coaching team, as well as the tenacious willpower, and the foundation of Sanda in the past, Gu Hong's boxing level has improved rapidly.

In 2015, she won the women's 69kg gold medal in the Asian Championships, Gu Hong won the second place in the 2016 Women's Boxing World Championships, and in 2017, Gu Hong won the women's boxing gold medal and Asian Championships in one go. According to Gu Hong's current competitive state, the probability of winning the Tokyo Olympic boxing gold medal is as high as 90%.

At the Moscow Global Conference in November 2018, AIBA has announced the new Olympic competition levels. The men canceled the 49 kg and 60 kg classes, which are divided into 52KG, 57KG, 63KG, 69KG, 75KG, 81KG, 91KG, +91KG. For women, the two added levels are 57KG and 69KG, which have become 5 gold medals, namely 51KG, 57KG, 60KG, 69KG, and 75KG.

According to convention, one year before the Olympics, qualifying competitions on each continent will be held, and then the list of participating in the World Championships will be selected. After two rounds of screening, the first list of participating in the Olympics will be obtained.

Originally, the boxers selected at this year's Asian Championships were eligible to participate in the World Championships. However, because the IOC banned AIBA and various regional amateur boxing associations from holding Olympic qualifiers, this year's Asian Championships have changed.

htmlOn February 13, the Asian Boxing League notified the member associations of various countries and regions that the Asian Championships in April will be held at the current level, rather than the new Olympic level, and there will be no Olympic tickets for competition, which weakens the desire of various countries and regions to participate in the Asian Championships.