Zhang Yining won several gold medals at the 2008 Olympics

One. On August 17, with Wang Nan and Guo Yue, she won the women's team championship at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

Two. On August 22, she defeated teammate Wang Nan to win the women's singles championship of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

2, one is a singles gold medal and the other is a women's team gold medal.

Two of them, one for the women's singles champion and one for the women's team champion.

3, women's singles, women's team, it seems that there are also women's doubles!

Two pieces. One is the women's team gold medal with Guo Yue and Wang Nan.

The other is the women's singles gold medal.

Two pieces. One is a team gold medal.

There is also an individual singles.

Hope it helps.

Two pieces. One group, one individual.

I tell you, he won 5 gold medals!

Two. One is the girl group, and the other is the individual.

Kofhenwei - Manager Level 4 9-6 14:06 Did you watch the Olympics?

'08 Doubles was cancelled and men's and women's teams were added.

Zhang Yining is the women's singles champion, the runner-up Wang Nan, and the third runner-up Guo Yue.

The members of the women's group Zhang Yining, Wang Nan and Guo Yue are also champions.

Zhang Yining won one Olympic gold medal each in the women's singles and women's doubles at Athens 2004, and one Olympic gold medal in the women's team and one gold medal each in the women's singles at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Introduction: Zhang Yining, born in Beijing on October 5, 1981, is a Chinese table tennis player, world champion, Olympic champion, and currently the assistant to the president of the Chinese Table Tennis Academy.

Zhang Yining started playing at the age of 6 and entered the Beijing team in 1991 and the national team in 1993. In 2000, Zhang Yining won the women's team championship and the women's singles runner-up at the 45th World Table Tennis Championships. In 2001, Zhang Yining won the women's team championship of the 46th World Table Tennis Championships, and in the same year, Zhang Yining also won the women's singles championship of the Table Tennis World Cup and the women's team championship of the Ninth National Games.

In 2004, Zhang Yining cooperated with Wang Nan at the Athens Olympics to win the women's doubles championship and won the women's singles championship. In 2005, Zhang Yining won the women's singles championship at the 48th World Table Tennis Championships and achieved the Grand Slam of the individual World Championships, the Olympic Games and the World Cup. In 2006, at the World Table Tennis Championships in Germany, Zhang Yining led the Chinese team to win the Babylon Cup for the 16th time.

At the end of the year, Zhang Yining was ranked No. 1 in the world. [2] In 2008, at the Beijing Olympic Games, Zhang Yining teamed up with Guo Yue and Wang Nan to win the women's team championship, and then defeated Wang Nan in the women's singles final to successfully defend the title. Four years later, he won the double championship again.

He won a total of 4 gold medals.

Zhang Yining was born in 1981, a former Chinese female table tennis player, entered the national team in 1993, won the women's singles championship in the first Olympic Games in 2004, and also cooperated with Wang Nan to win the women's doubles championship and won 2 Olympic gold medals.

In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, Zhang Yining first cooperated with Guo Yue and Wang Nan to win the women's team championship, and then successfully defended the title in the women's singles competition. Won 2 Olympic gold medals again.

19 World Champions (Zhang Yining officially announced his retirement on March 31, 2011). During her career, Zhang won 19 world titles, including four Olympic gold medals. In 2004, she won the women's singles table tennis final at the Athens Olympics, which not only won China's iconic 100th Olympic gold medal, but also ushered in a new era in women's table tennis.

A lot of people say I've won two Grand Slams, but I haven't counted them. At the height of her career, Zhang Yining undoubtedly had an insurance policy for the Chinese women's table tennis, especially at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, when she unknowingly played with a spare racket and eliminated Feng Tianwei, the main opponent of the Chinese team. The Chinese women's table tennis was able to raise three five-star red flags at the same time in the Olympic arena, and Zhang Yining contributed a lot.

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