On April 1, Beijing time, the International Olympic Committee approved the schedule unit of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, detailing the competition time period and gold medal production time period of each major event on each competition day.
Among them, the table tennis competition will start from July 27 to August 10, and the first gold medal will be produced from 19:30-22:00 Beijing time on July 30.
On August 3rd and 4th, 19:30-22:00, one gold will be generated each.
The last two gold medals were born on August 9 and 10, from 21:00 to 00:30.
On other match days, there are basically three match time slots, namely 16:00-19:00, 21:00-00:00, and 02:00-05:00 Beijing time.
It is worth mentioning that the Paris Olympic Organizing Committee is indeed very innovative in the arrangement of the schedule, generally speaking, the competition project will be more concentrated, and the single competition project will not span too much time, but this time the Paris Olympic Organizing Committee is the most historical in the time schedule span of the table tennis event, and it is almost necessary to span the entire Paris Olympic Games. It starts on July 27 and ends on August 10, spanning 15 days, compared to 17 days for the entire Paris Olympics.
Under such an arrangement, it is a good thing for the Chinese table tennis team, our goal is to win five gold medals, and the schedule of this competition is very relaxed, so it is said that our main players have more opportunities to recuperate and avoid unnecessary consumption.
Of course, the most surprising thing for Chinese fans is the setting of the game time, this time the Paris Olympic Organizing Committee set up very intimately, the five table tennis single gold winning time node setting is very in line with the Chinese fans' golden time of watching the game, the time point of the first three gold medals in table tennis is placed in 19:30-22:00 Beijing time; the last two gold medals are 21:00-00:30, which is more in line with the viewing time of Chinese audiences.
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