The result further underlined China's depth and consistency in artistic swimming, which has steadily grown into a global powerhouse over the past decade. Chinese swimmers have frequently stood atop the podium in recent international competitions.

　　Japan took silver with a score of 334.7232, while Spain secured bronze with 321.1328.

　　Artistic swimming events at the World Aquatics Championships will continue through July 25, with China also expected to contend for medals in the solo, duet, mixed duet and team events.

　　Earlier on Sunday, China's men's water polo team fell short against Australia, losing 16-9 in the classification match to finish 14th overall at the tournament.

　　On the final day of open water swimming, Germany claimed the title in the mixed 4x1500m relay, while China finished ninth.