South Korea targets a second-place finish between China and Japan at the Asian Games, which scheduled to be held in the Chinese city Guangzhou from Nov. 12-27. The Asian Games is expected to draw about 12,000 athletes and staff from 45 Asian countries and regions to compete for 476 gold medals in 42 sports. South Korea will send about 950 athletes in 41 sports, aiming to keep its No. 2 spot after China in the gold medal standings for the fourth consecutive time. 'We are gunning for 65 gold medals to finish second over Japan,' said Kim Chil- bong from the training support department of the South Korean Olympic Committee. South Korea expects to win more gold medals in Guangzhou than the 58 golds it won four years ago. 