The third runner up, the champion, the runner up, the third runner up, the fourth place, what is the

The fourth is called the temple army.

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Champion: The crown is a hat, and by extension, the leader, in ancient China, the people with outstanding military achievements and brave fighting were named "champion generals", which means the crown of generals.

Runner-up: The runner-up is second, second only to the champion, which is the "runner-up".

Third runner-up: The third runner-up is named according to the season, since each quarter has three months, and the third month of each quarter is called the "quarter month", so the third place is called the third runner-up.

The palace army: Because of the ancient march, the military that served as the rearguard was called the "palace army", so the fourth place was described as "the palace army".

Originally, it referred to the tail of the march, and later it was used to call the last place on the list of competitions or examinations, which seems to be close to the bottom of the palace. However, it should be incorrect for many people with poor literary knowledge to think of the fourth place after the champion, runner-up, and third place (i.e., the last of the four teams to reach the semi-finals). However, it seems that the more people use it, it seems to be slowly becoming a conventional meaning.

The first place is the first place, the second place is the second season, and the third place is the third place.

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1st Place: Champion;

2nd place: runner-up;

Third place: third place;

Fourth place: the third place.

The main ones commonly used are the champion, runner-up and third runner-up. Except for the top four, they are all called by rank, such as: fifth, sixth, seventh and so on.

The person with the best performance in the sports competition is called the "champion", the second place is "runner-up", and the third place is "third place".

The champion generally refers to the first place in sports, culture, art performances and other competitive competitions. The runner-up refers to the second place in the competition, second only to the champion.

The third place, which is lower than the champion and runner-up, refers to the third place in the competition. In the old calendar, the three months of spring were called Mengchun, Zhongchun, and Jichun.

** of the word "champion".

As early as 209 BC, after the first large-scale peasant uprising broke out in Chinese history, the term "champion" came into being. At that time, there was a general in the state of Chu who resisted the tyrannical rule of Song Yi, who fought bravely and majesticly, and the Qin soldiers were repeatedly defeated by his men.

Because of his great military achievements and ranking above the generals, King Chu Huai named him "General", and the generals of the Chu army called him "Qingzi Champion", which was the first person in history to win the title of "Champion".

By the Han Dynasty, the term "champion" continued to be used. According to the record of "Hanshu Huo Quai", Huo Qu's ** military merit officer worshiped the hussar general and was named "Champion Hou". After the Han Dynasty, military generals with outstanding military achievements also adopted "champion" as their official title.

From the Wei and Jin dynasties to the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there were "champion generals", and the Tang Dynasty had the official title of "champion general". Until the Qing Dynasty, the leaders of the Luan Yiwei and the Bannerman Guard, who guarded the emperor, were also known as the "champion envoys".