Material for the first Olympic gold medal 24 years ago

Xu Haifeng scored China's first Olympic gold medal at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics.

It is pure gold. It was also the only one, because it was held in the United States at the time, and the United States wanted to show its strength.

The Soviet Union did not participate in this Olympics.

On July 30, 1984, Xu Haifeng won the first Olympic gold medal for China.

Xu Haifeng, born on August 10, 1957. Chinese shooter. On July 30, 1984, at the 23rd Los Angeles Olympic Games, he won the gold medal in the slow fire pistol with a score of 566 rings.

This is the first champion in the history of the Olympic Games in our country. He has won several first prizes in international competitions.

It was eighth before it was obtained.

Now it's number one.

Three gold medals already!

At present, it ranks first, and the United States has 3 gold medals, but China has more silver medals.

The ranking before the first gold is not too good, but with the strength of our country, the top 5 is a must.

1984 - Xu Haifeng.

Xu Haifeng, a famous shooting athlete in China. 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.

1988 - Xu Yanmei.

Xu Yanmei was selected for the national team in 1985. At the 24th Olympic Games, Xu Yanmei won the gold medal in the women's 10-meter platform diving. Because of the harmonious and beautiful diving action, Xu Yanmei is known as the "Oriental Ruby". Xu Yanmei is currently working in the Sports Research Division of the Hainan Provincial Department of Culture and Sports.

1992 - Zhuang Yong.

In the 92 Barcelona Olympics, Zhuang Yong participated in the Olympic Games for the second time, and in the 88 Olympic Games, she won the first medal for the Chinese delegation. The second time she came to the Olympic pool, she was joined by then-world record holder Thompson, who was hopeful of winning another medal, but not many thought the brand would be golden.

1996 - Sun Fuming.

Name: Fuming Sun.

Gender: Female. Height: 1.78 meters

Weight: 100 kg.

Date of birth: 1974-4-14

Place of birth: Tieling, Liaoning.

Sport: Judo.

2000 – Tao Luna.

Name: Luna Tao.

Gender: Female. Height: 1.60 meters

Weight: 60 kg.

Date of birth: 1974-2-11

Place of birth: Shanghai.

Sport: Shooting.

2004 – Du Li.

Name: Du Li

Gender: Female. Nationality: Shandong.

Date of birth: Height: m.

Weight: 55 kg.

Item: Shooting.

2008 - Chen Xiexia.

Birthday: 1983-01-08 Gender: Female Height:

m 5'0 in Weight: 49 kg 108 lbs Country/Region: China Place of Birth:

China Event: Weightlifting - Women's 48kg.

23 Xu Haifeng.

24, Xu Yanmei.

25 Wang Yifu.

26 Sun Fuming.

27 Tao Luna.

28 Du Li. 29 Chen Xiexia.

Recently, the Olympics are in full swing, and I would like to take this opportunity to educate my eight-year-old daughter, and ask the experts to help answer the following questions. I don't ask you to answer in too much detail, I hope to give some distinct views with their own characteristics, thank you!

1.Will there be a conflict between the Olympic culture and the historical culture of China's origins? (Hopefully it's not just "yes" or "no").

2.What is the significance of the Olympic torch relay?

3.We may have also noticed that most of the places where life is transmitted are more developed areas in various provinces and cities and areas with greater influence, what is reflected behind this?

4.Some of the more radical views are that the relay of the flame is a self-presentation of the elite of society, during which only a small number of ordinary people are present. In this regard, some people believe that only the social elite can represent Chinese society; However, some people retort:

Chinese society is obviously dominated by ordinary people, and how can a small group of social elites represent Chinese society. What do you think about this?