The latest medal table of the Winter Olympics: China adds another gold to rise to 4th, Norway still leads with 13 gold!
On February 16, Beijing time, the Beijing Winter Olympics entered the 12th gold medal day competition, and a total of 8 gold medals were generated on this competition day, which were distributed in short track speed skating, freestyle skiing, biathlon, alpine skiing and cross-country skiing. On this match day, the Chinese delegation added another gold to continue to set a new gold medal record at the Winter Olympics.
In the freestyle ski men's aerial skills final, Chinese veteran Qi Guangpu performed well, scoring 129.00 points with a perfect jump in the second round of the final, and won the gold medal in the event without suspense. This is the veteran's first gold medal in the Winter Olympics, and it is also the seventh gold medal of the Chinese delegation at the Winter Olympics.
After Qi Guangpu won this gold medal, the Chinese delegation has won a total of 7 gold medals, 4 silver medals and 2 bronze medals in this Winter Olympic Games, and the number of gold medals and medals has set a record for the previous Winter Olympic Games.
At the top of the gold and medal tables is still Norway, which has won a total of 13 gold, 7 silver and 8 bronze medals so far. The German delegation ranked 2nd in the gold medal table and 3rd in the medal table with 10 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze. The U.S. delegation ranked 3rd in the gold medal table and 4th in the medal table with 8 gold, 7 silver and 4 bronze. The gold medal table is followed by the Chinese delegation in Australia, the Netherlands and Sweden, which have won six gold medals.
