The Story of Winnie Aoki's Beloved Child who Successfully Won 12 Medals at the International Mathematical Olympiad

Kapanlagi.com - Devon Kei (11 years old) and Mischka Aoki (12 years old) are a sibling duo who recently achieved a number of proud achievements. In just 4 months, the son and daughter of renowned designer Winnie Aoki have won 12 medals at the International Mathematical Olympiad, which they dedicated to Indonesia.

Some of the competitions they participated in include ASMO, AMO, WMI, SISMO, SASMO, and Hua Xia Cup. The 12 medals consist of 7 gold medals, 2 silver medals, and 3 bronze medals.

Devon and Mischka have been participating in international-level Mathematical Olympiads since 2018. At that time, Devon represented Indonesia and won a bronze medal at the WMI Final Mathematical Olympiad in Fukuoka, Japan. Since then, Devon and Mischka have been regular participants in various other Olympiad events.

1. Rank 6 World

In the prestigious AMO competition, which is one of the most prestigious mathematics Olympiads in the world and is participated by nearly 150,000 students from all over the world, Devon Kei not only successfully won a gold medal, but also ranked 6th in the world. Meanwhile, in the WMI competition, Devon successfully achieved and ranked 2nd in Indonesia at his level.

According to the official websites of ASMO, WMI, AMO, and several others, these mathematical Olympiad competitions are participated by tens or even hundreds of thousands of participants from all over the world, such as America, China, Taiwan, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Africa, Hong Kong, Macau, Iran, Bulgaria, India, Kazakhstan, Cambodia, Myanmar, Australia, Brazil, and others.

2. Proud Feeling of Winnie Aoki

Winnie Aoki, as a mother, is certainly very proud of the achievements of her two children. The woman known as a fashion designer for various clients from the Hollywood celebrity circle also emphasized that their achievements were the result of their perseverance and efforts to continue studying seriously during the pandemic.

"Of course, as parents, we are very happy and proud because their hard work has paid off, and they have also participated in bringing honor to the name of Indonesia internationally," said Winnie.

"The Covid-19 pandemic should not be an obstacle for us all to achieve and create. In fact, in times like this, where our activities are still very limited, we must be able to make the most of the available time, where for our two sons and daughters, they focus their time on studying mathematics in depth and achieving more accomplishments," she concluded.

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