Who was the Chinese team who won the Olympic badminton and then took off their clothes

Cai Yun Men's Doubles semifinals.

Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng ushered in South Korean players Huang Zhiwan and Lee Jae-jin.

It's Fu Haifeng. In the men's doubles semifinals at this year's Beijing Olympics.

It's Cai Yun, not Fu Haifeng, as everyone says, he still has a tattoo on his back.

Fu Haifeng is in the men's doubles semifinals.

Fu Haifeng Men's Doubles semifinals.

It's Cai Yun. Cai Yun has tattoos on his body.

Cai Yun. I remember it was he who had tattoos.

The 2004 Athens Olympics badminton women's singles champion was Zhang Ning.

On August 19, 2004, in the women's singles final of the Athens Olympic Games, Zhang Ning defeated her archrival Zhang Haili 2-1 to win the Olympic women's singles championship.

Zhang Ning, born on May 19, 1975 in Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province, is a former member of the Chinese badminton team.

In 1990, Zhang Ning entered the national junior team. In 1991, he entered the national team and studied under coach Chen Yuniang. In 2003, Zhang Ning won his first world championship at the World Championships in Birmingham, England, defeating teammate Gong Ruina 2-0.

In 2004, at the Athens Olympics, Zhang Ning defeated Zhang Haili 2-1 to win the Olympic women's singles championship. In August 2008, in the badminton women's singles final of the Beijing Olympic Games, Zhang Ning defeated Xie Xingfang with a score of 2-1 to win the championship, becoming the first Olympic badminton singles champion to defend. On November 18, 2008, Zhang Ning became the head coach of the women's singles team of the Chinese badminton team.

On November 23, 2008, Zhang Ning held a retirement ceremony at the Shanghai Roots Gymnasium. Since January 2014, Zhang Ning has served as the assistant coach of the Chinese badminton team in women's singles.

China's first gold medal in badminton at the Athens Olympics was won by veteran Zhang Ning, which dispelled the dark clouds that had been weighing on the Chinese badminton team for several days. Yesterday, Zhang Ning won the first badminton gold medal for the Chinese delegation at the Athens Olympics by subduing the in-form Dutch player Zhang Haili, which is also another world highest honor won by the Liaoning girl after winning the World Championships last year.

In the badminton women's singles final that ended at 8 pm on the 19th Beijing time, Chinese player Zhang Ning defeated Dutch player Zhang Haili 2-1, which was the first gold medal won by the Chinese badminton team in this Olympic Games View original post

2012 London Olympics Badminton Men's Singles Champion Lin Dan (China), Runner-up Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia), Third Runner-up Chen Long (China);

Men's Doubles champion Cai Yun and Fu Haifeng (China), runners-up Boe Mathiès Carsten Mogensen (Denmark), third runner-up Jung Jae-sung and Lee Yong-dae (Korea).

On August 5, 2012, in the men's badminton championship and runner-up competition of the London Olympic Games, Lin Dan defeated Malaysia's Lee Chong Seng with a score of 15:21, 21:10, 21:10, 21:19 to win the gold medal.

The 2012 Olympic Games badminton men's champion, runner-up and third place are gold medal: Lin Dan (China).

Silver Medal: Lee Chong Wei (Malaysia).

Bronze Medal: Chen Long (China).

2012 Olympic Games badminton match: Lin Dan vs Taufik life and death battle, netizens: commentary spray.

The Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Games badminton competition was won by Chen Long from China, the men's doubles was won by Fu Haifeng and Zhang Nan from China, the women's singles was won by Marin from Spain, the women's doubles was won by Misaki Matsutomo and Ayaka Takahashi from Japan, and the mixed doubles was won by Ahmad and Nasir from Indonesia.

Badminton at the 2016 Summer Olympics was held from 11 to 20 August 2016 in Hall 4 of the Rio Center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Contest Rules. In order to avoid athletes who can deliberately lose in the group round-robin stage in order to choose their opponents in the knockout stage, the BWF has specially modified the competition method of the Rio Olympics.

1. Revised the relevant regulations on singles grouping and lottery round-robin in the group round-robin stage.

The first is to change the fixed number of groups and the number of athletes in each group at the London Olympics. At the London Olympics, there were 16 singles groups, namely groups A to P, with a maximum of 4 participants in each group. The upper half of the area was group A, B, C, D, E, F, G, and H, and the lower half was group I, J, K, L, M, N, O, and P. In the Rio Olympics, the number of singles groups will be changed to 12 to 16 teams according to the number of participants, with a maximum of 16 teams, and the number of participants in each group will be 3 to 4.

Second, although each group is still represented by the letters A to P, some groups will be deleted due to the difference in the number of participants.

2. In the knockout stage, singles events will have byes depending on the number of participating groups.

According to the newly revised badminton competition regulations of the Rio Olympic Games, the singles event will still be the first in each group after the group round-robin, and will enter the pre-designated positions in the order from A to P and from 1 to 16 for the singles elimination match.

1. The Olympic champion of badminton men's singles is China's Chen Long.

On August 20, 2016, Beijing time, the Chinese team successfully defended its title in the men's singles final of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, and Chinese player Chen Long defeated Malaysia's Lee Chong Wei 2-0 to win the 23rd gold medal of the Olympic Games for the Chinese sports delegation.

2. The Olympic champion of badminton women's singles is Marin of Spain.

On August 19, 2016, Beijing time, in the women's singles final of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, Spain's Marin defeated India's Sindhu to win the gold medal, and Sindhu won the silver.

3. The Olympic champion of badminton women's doubles is the Japanese combination Misaki Matsutomo and Ayaka Takahashi.

On August 18, 2016, Beijing time, in the badminton women's doubles final of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, the Japanese pair Misaki Matsutomo and Ayaka Takahashi defeated the Danish pair Kristina Petersen Juul with a total score of 2-1 and won the badminton women's doubles gold medal.

4. The Olympic champion of badminton men's doubles is the Chinese combination Fu Haifeng and Zhang Nan:

On August 19, 2016, Beijing time, the dust settled in the men's doubles final of the 2016 Rio Olympic Games, and the Chinese pair Fu Haifeng and Zhang Nan defeated Malaysian players Wu Weisheng and Chen Weiqiang to win the championship. This is also the first medal won by the Chinese badminton team in this Olympic Games.

Men's Singles: Chen Long (China).

Women's Singles: Marin (Spain).

Men's Doubles: Fu Haifeng, Zhang Nan (China).

Women's Doubles: Misaki Matsutomo and Ayaka Takahashi (Japan).

Mixed Doubles: Amad Nasir (Indonesia).

The Rio de Janeiro 2016 Olympic Badminton Competition, one of the events of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, was held from August 11 to August 20, 2016 in Hall 4 of the Rio Center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Rio 2016 Badminton Competition:

Men's Singles Champion: Chen Long (China).

Women's Singles Champion: Marin (Spain).

Men's Doubles champions: Fu Haifeng and Zhang Nan (China).

Women's Doubles champions: Misaki Matsutomo and Ayaka Takahashi (Japan).

Mixed Doubles Champion: Amad Nasir (Indonesia).

The 2016 Olympic champion in badminton is China's Chen Long!

Which project? Men's Singles or Women's Singles, Men's Doubles? Women's doubles? Or mixed doubles?

Badminton competition in 1992 Barcelona officially entered the Olympic family (at that time there were men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles four events), China did not win the women's doubles event by Ge Fei Gu Jun until the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, which was the first Chinese Olympic badminton champion combination; At the 2000 Sydney Olympics, China won four of the five championships, namely men's singles Ji Xinpeng, women's singles Gong Zhichao, women's doubles Ge Fei Gu Jun (won the championship), and mixed doubles Zhang Jun and Gao Ling.

Atlanta '96 Olympics Women's Doubles: Ge Fei Gu Jun.

First Olympic champion in women's singles.

Gong Zhichao's first men's singles Olympic champion.

Ji Xinpeng's first women's doubles Olympic champion.

Ge Fei Gu Jun.

Badminton's first Olympic presence was at Barcelona 1992, with a total of four gold medals, while the Chinese team did not win a single gold medal.

China's first Olympic badminton title was won at Atlanta 1996 by women's doubles players Ge Fei and Gu Jun, who defended their women's doubles title four years later at Sydney 2000.

Netease Sports August 1** Dao:

On July 31, Beijing time, the 2012 London Olympics badminton competition entered the final round of the group stage, as the favorite Chinese player Yu Yang Wang Xiaoli lost to the South Korean combination Zheng Jingyin Kim Ha Na, in the game, both sides in order to avoid the second Chinese combination in Group C, there was a deliberate handicap phenomenon.

Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli lost to the South Korean pair Zheng Jingyin and Kim Ha Na, and both sides had handicap behavior in the game, and the International Badminton Federation announced that it would investigate the behavior of the Chinese team and may disqualify the players.

After the match, Yu Yang and Wang Xiaoli, who lost, were not discouraged because they avoided another women's doubles pair, Tian Qing and Zhao Yunlei. However, this alleged handicap match eventually attracted the attention of the International Badminton Federation, and it is reported that the World Badminton Federation will hold a hearing on the morning of August 1, at which a decision will be made on whether to disqualify the players who are negative in the competition.

Regardless of the final result and the specific reasons for the negative match, it did hurt the crowd who came to watch the match, and the Chinese lost 2-0 to the deafening boos of the crowd.

However, the farce of handicap did not end, and there was also a negative game in the subsequent match between Ha Jung Eun and Kim Min-jeong against the Indonesian pair, the referee gave a warning, and the tournament supervisor also entered the field to warn the players of both sides, and in the end, the Korean pair won the match after losing and then winning.

For the discordant scene in the badminton field of the London Olympics, the BWF** admitted that it was related to the loophole of the new competition system adopted by the London Olympics.

In the group stage, whoever wins the qualification will have to meet the Chinese players in the other group, so they don't want to win, and they will lose the game compared to each other.

Organized and premeditated acts... Everyone will do whatever it takes to win the gold medal. It's normal ...

July 31.

16:00 Men's Basketball Group Stage China vs Russia CCTV 18 1

August 2nd. 18:15 Men's Basketball Group Stage CCTV7

August 3rd. August 4th.

16:00 Badminton Women's Doubles Medal Game CCTV518:15 Men's Basketball Group Stage CCTV5

August 5th. 18:30 Women's volleyball group stage CCTV7

20:30 Badminton Men's Singles Final CCTV 58 6

16:00 Men's Basketball Group Stage CCTV7

August 7. 20:00 Volleyball Women's 1 4 Finals CCTV722:37 Gymnastics Men's Horizontal Bar Finals CCTV5

August 8th. 04:00 Volleyball Women's 1 4 Finals CCTV121:00 Basketball Men's 1 4 Finals CCTV523:15 Basketball Men's 1 4 Finals CCTV58/9.

05:15 Basketball Men's 1 4 Finals CCTV522:00 Volleyball Women's Semifinals CCTV7

August 10th.

August 11th.

0:00 Men's Basketball Semifinals (1) CCTV1

4:00 Men's Basketball Semifinals (2) CCTV5

18:30 Women's volleyball third place match CCTV5

August 12 1:30 Women's Volleyball Final CCTV1

18:00 Basketball Men's Final CCTV5

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August 4th. 16:00 Badminton Women's Doubles Medal Game CCTV518:15 Men's Basketball Group Stage CCTV5

August 5th. 18:30 Women's volleyball group stage CCTV7

20:30 Badminton Men's Singles Final CCTV 58 6

16:00 Men's Basketball Group Stage CCTV7

August 7. 20:00 Volleyball Women's 1 4 Finals CCTV722:37 Gymnastics Men's Horizontal Bar Finals CCTV5

August 8th. 04:00 Volleyball Women's 1 4 Finals CCTV121:00 Basketball Men's 1 4 Finals CCTV523:15 Basketball Men's 1 4 Finals CCTV58/9.

05:15 Basketball Men's 1 4 Finals CCTV522:00 Volleyball Women's Semifinals CCTV7

August 10th.

August 11th.

0:00 Men's Basketball Semifinals (1) CCTV1

4:00 Men's Basketball Semifinals (2) CCTV5

18:30 Women's volleyball third place match CCTV5

August 12 1:30 Women's Volleyball Final CCTV1

18:00 Basketball Men's Final CCTV5