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The super long play may be the most, and the normal should still be the second!
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It will not be the most, China has never won the most medals. The Beijing Olympics is only the first in the number of gold medals, and the first in the United States in terms of medals.
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Definitely not, China can't rank first in the number of medals, because China is not a sports power!
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Mainly relying on those few advantageous events, diving, weightlifting, shooting, table tennis, badminton, there is still a gap between the overall strength and the United States, and the second number of gold medals is relatively normal.
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It is expected that the United States will be the first, China will be the second, Russia will be the third, China will be the second in the total number of gold medals, and the total number of medals will be the third.
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If you don't want to, the official ** will not exceed 80
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Not necessarily, the Beijing Olympics has the advantage of being the host, there is no one here, and many gold medals have been won before, in short, it is still time to save character ......
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To say that the United States had the most medals last time, but China had the most gold medals.
In the last Olympic Games, China had the advantage of being the host, so this time it will be even more difficult to fight for strength.
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Dutch sports data company Infostrada**.
The United States has 39 gold, 21 silver and 28 bronze for a total of 88 and ranks 1, and China has 34 gold, 34 silver and 24 bronze for a total of 92 and ranks 2
It seems so, but not necessarily.
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I think it will, because the Chinese players are getting stronger and stronger!
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It is more difficult, unlike the Beijing Olympics, which is a local battle. In fact, as long as the athletes do their best!
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China was still ahead the day before yesterday, and now China is 23 and the United States is 25, and the game behind me feels like it can pull China 7....Around 8 medals.
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Gold Medal Standings August 8.
1 in 342 US 30
3 English 22
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38 gold medals.
27 silver medals.
23 bronze medals.
A total of 88 pieces.
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At present, on August 8, China has 34 gold medals.
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The gold content of each gold medal is very high, and I am optimistic about the swimming team and support Sun Yang and Xiao Yezi.
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So far, he has won a total of 17 trophies, 9 gold, 5 silver and 3 bronze, and is expected to get 40-50 medals.
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It's still the last time.
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