The United States won eight medals?? The swimmer who broke the record with eight gold medals in the

The United States won two ah, and it seems that there were only 7 medals in total yesterday...

There are more medals, but there are not as many gold medals as China, China has three, and the United States has only two. Total number of medals: three golds and one silver medals from China. Two golds, two silvers and four bronze medals in the United States.

Phelps of the United States, who broke 7 world records and won 6 medals in the '04 Olympics.

Seven world records also broke an Olympic record for Phelps, USA

American Michael Phelps.

Phelps, it seems, only broke the record 7 times.

Phelps: Ah.

He only broke 7 records!!

Phelps only broke seven records.

At that time, there were not many countries participating, not as many as now, as few as one or two people, like the United States, it seems that there are more than 300 people this year

Li Ning, the prince of gymnastics, won a total of 106 gold medals;

The athlete who has won the most Olympic gold medals - Deng Yaping Deng Yaping learned to play with her father at the age of 5, entered the national team in 1988, and won 14 world championship titles; She has maintained the No. 1 place in the world table tennis ranking for 8 consecutive years, won the women's singles and women's doubles championships at the 25th Olympic Games in 1992 and the 26th Olympic Games in 1996, becoming the only athlete in the history of the Chinese Olympic Games to win the Olympic table tennis gold medal in a row, and won 4 Olympic gold medals, including singles and doubles with Qiao Hong.

Guo Jingjing. Since winning the World Cup for the first time in 1995, he has won 31 world titles in his 14-year career. He has participated in the Olympics four times, won two gold medals in singles and doubles at the Athens and Beijing Olympics, and won five consecutive championships in the World Championships, and is the diver who has won the most world championships in China.

Michael Fred Phelps (born June 30, 1985) is a retired American swimmer and a rare swimming prodigy. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, he is the holder of three world records in the men's individual medley and butterfly. He won six gold medals in swimming at Athens 2004 and beat Mark Spitz's record of seven gold medals at Munich 1972 with eight gold medals at Beijing 2008 to become the most gold medalists at the same Olympic Games.

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Maybe China only focuses on individual sports and doesn't have a well-rounded development, and of course there are also racial and physical reasons that make us Asians not competent in some sports.

China only needs to maintain the quality of the award-winning agent than the production process of the water oil.

China is playing the unpopular, brothers are all things with no commercial value, and China trains athletes, who have not studied since childhood, and are engaged in training grounds, which are medal-winning machines, and the United States selects talents only a few months before international competitions and enters the training camp, and after the competition, they will do what they should do, and they will create social wealth. And Chinese athletes still go back to training after the competition, which is raised by us ordinary taxpayers, and the Americans look at talents, and the Chinese understand the insider.

The Olympics is a "**" Swimming, track and field, can fool the whole world 100 200 4*100 4*200 1500 butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, medley, etc. Athletics is also the same Chinese practice table tennis hard In the end, only four pieces are in the account, but in the end, the United States is still strong. Look at the strength of athletics The swimming field has the final say. Who can do this? Liu Xiang won the championship in a 110-meter hurdle as if he had gone crazy in the whole of Asia. How can this be embarrassing?

This shows that China is only prominent in some aspects, and it is not comprehensive.

And Lao Mei is good in all aspects, regardless of the unpopular games.

36 Gold Medals 38 Silver Medals 36 Bronze Medals 110 Total Medals However, the United States has fewer one session than the other.

110 medals, 36 gold medals, 38 silver medals. 36 bronze medals.