China's Qian Zhenhua made history by becoming the first Chinese and the first Asian athlete to win the men's singles title at the Modern Pentathlon World Championships.
The 25-year-old Qian topped the final rankings with a total of 5756 points from pistol shooting, epee fencing, swimming, riding and cross-country running.
Russia lifted the trophy in the men's team category with 16,916 points.
China's Qian Zhenhua made history by becoming the first Chinese and the first Asian athlete to win the men's singles title at the Modern Pentathlon World Championships.