China s breakthrough of zero in the Olympic Games, who broke China s record of zero in the Olympic G

Xu Haifeng, the gold medal in shooting, is China's first gold medal.

A breakthrough in the history of Chinese sports.

China's first athlete to break the world record Chen Jingkai.

Chen Jingkai, on June 7, 1956, broke the 56 kg (bantamweight) clean and jerk world record held by American athlete Winch in the friendly weightlifting competition between China and the Soviet Union held in Shanghai on June 7, 1956, and became the first Chinese athlete to break the world record with a score of 133 kg.

China's first athlete to win the Olympic Games Xu Haifeng.

On 29 July 1984, Chinese athlete Xu Haifeng won the gold medal in the men's self-pistol shooting competition with a score of 566 rings at the 23 rd Olympic Games held in Los Angeles, USA, becoming the first Chinese athlete to win the gold medal at the Olympic Games, achieving a breakthrough of "zero" gold medals in China's Olympic history.

The first world champion in the history of Chinese sports Rong Guotuan.

On April 5, 1959, Rong Guotuan, a 21-year-old athlete who returned to the mainland of the motherland from Hong Kong, won the men's singles championship in the 25th World Table Tennis Championships held in Dortmund, the former Federal Republic of Germany, and won the men's singles championship, which was the first world championship in the history of Chinese sports.

The first world champion among China's three major balls Chinese women's volleyball team.

On November 16, 1981, the Chinese team, which had won 6 games and 6 victories in the 3rd Women's Volleyball World Cup, ushered in the final opponent of the Japanese team. The cheers of the Japanese spectators in the Dahawker Stadium were deafening, and the Chinese team responded calmly and finally won the first world championship among China's three major balls with an undefeated record. Since then, the Chinese women's volleyball team has won many battles and created a miracle of "five consecutive championships".

Xu Haifeng won the first gold medal in the men's self-pistol slow fire, achieving a breakthrough of "zero".

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Xu Haifeng won the first gold medal for China at the 23rd Olympic Games, breaking China's record of "zero" in the Olympic gold medal list.

Xu Haifeng was born on August 1, 1957 in Zhangzhou, Fujian Province, a native of Ma'anshan City and County, Anhui Province, a Chinese men's shooting team athlete and an Olympic champion.

In the 23rd Olympic Games, he won the men's pistol 60-round slow-fire championship, becoming the first gold medalist in this Olympic Games and the first champion in the history of the Chinese Olympic Games, breaking the record of "zero" gold medal in the history of the Chinese Olympic Games. After teaching, he led athletes to two Olympic gold medals. Xu Haifeng is a veritable gold medal athlete and gold medal coach.

Liu Changchun became the first Chinese athlete to participate in the Olympic Games.

At the 23rd Olympic Games, Xu Haifeng won the men's pistol 60-round slow-fire championship, becoming the first gold medalist in this Olympic Games and the first champion in the history of the Chinese Olympic Games, breaking the record of "zero" gold medals in the history of the Chinese Olympic Games.

From 1956 to 1979, the Chinese Olympic Committee sent representatives to the Olympic Games, and Chinese Taipei's Yang Chuanguang won a silver medal in the decathlon at Rome 1960. He is the first Chinese athlete to win an Olympic medal. At the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, Taipei's Ji Zheng won the bronze medal in the 80m hurdles, and she was the first Chinese female athlete to win an Olympic medal.

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At the scene of China's first Olympic gold medal, he broke the record of zero with a gunshot and amazed the world.

Xu Haifeng broke the record of zero in the 28th shooting competition and became the pride of the Chinese.