Chinese Story in London Olympic Games 2012

Guangming

The Olympics is also a relaxing and joyous party

　　By Zhao Yu (Guangming)
Lin Qingfeng won the gold medal for men’s 69kg weightlifting on the fourth day of the London Olympics. It is the first gold medal for Chinese weightlifters in London. In the past two days’ games, people were worried about Chinese men’s weightlifting, especially after Wu Jingbiao missed the gold medal for men’s 56kg category competition and Zhang Jie missed the gold for the 62kg category. Wu cried after the competition for his failure, “I feel guilty to my country and my team”. He bowed before the camera to apologize. Zhang Jie also expressed his regret on Weibo (a SNS in China). These two events deeply hurt people’s hearts. Meanwhile the public started to rethink the meaning of gold medals.

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Chinese markswoman Yi shoots down first London Games gold

　　Yi extended a stable and consistent performance in the final,shooting all ten shots above 10 points and won the title in a convincing way.In contrast, Bogacka who shot two under-par nine-plus, maintained her lead through first six shootings over Yi,but a costly eighth shot of 9.7 points denied the Polish chance of victory.

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　　Chinese Lei wins men's foil gold

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　　Sun Yang shares silver with Park in his weakest event
China's Olympic champion Sun Yang took a silver medal in what was considered his weakest event at London Olympics on Monday, carrying on his remarkable performance in pool.

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　　Wang Hao sheds kilos for Olympics
Twice Olympic table tennis silver medalist Wang Hao has shed over eight kilograms as he prepared for the London Olympic Games."I am in good shape now," said Wang.

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　　Olympic preview on Day Four: Women vie to continue China gold rush
Fans of team China will be hoping the women will be able to repeat the success of their male counterparts as they vie for Tuesday's gold medals in London.