The men's foil team final at the 2000 Sydney Olympics was played against the New Forces Chinese men's foil team and the veteran Team France. The Chinese team played the "Three Musketeers" Dong Zhaozhi, Ye Chong and Wang Haibin, who were in their current years.
In this campaign, the up-and-coming Chinese men's foil team did not start very smoothly, and their lack of experience made them trail 7 swords at 13:20 after the first four rounds, which was very unfavorable. Since then, the young men of the Chinese men's foil team have adjusted their strategies and tactics in time to play the "attack is the best defense" to the fullest, and after the eighth round, the Chinese team surpassed the French team at 37:34, and the situation was cloudy. The last appearance of the Chinese team is a brother Wang Haibin, with a 3-sword advantage in hand, he played a bit conservatively, and was stabbed by the opponent with three swords to equalize. In a precarious situation, Wang Haibin rose up and pulled three swords in a row, and let the Chinese team take back the advantage of the three swords. The game entered the final stage, the referee instantly became the focus of the field, inexplicably awarded the French team to score directly, this absurd judgment greatly affected the rhythm of Wang Haibin's game, and then lost two consecutive points, and was chased by the French team to 43 draws. In the crucial final sword, the two sides stabbed the opponent at the same time, the lights lit at the same time, according to the rules should be replayed, but the referee extended the salty pig hand, the sword full of huge controversy and decided the victory and defeat to the French team, strongly helped the French team to win the Sydney Olympics men's foil team championship. Under the repeated assists of the referee, the French players, who had unexpectedly received surprises, rushed to the field to celebrate, but a generation of swordsman king Haibin could only sigh with joy, throw his helmet to the floor in disappointment, and walked off the field wordlessly. For the "Three Musketeers" Dong Zhaozhi, Ye Chong and Wang Haibin, this battle will forever become a lingering gray memory in their lives.
After retiring from the military, Wang Haibin served as the head coach of the men's foil of the national fencing team and became the president of the Chinese Fencing Association. He led the Chinese team to win the championship in the 2011 World Fencing Championships men's foil team final with a narrow victory over the old rival France team 45-44, and then led his disciple Lei Sheng to win the men's individual foil championship at the 2012 London Olympic Games, achieving a breakthrough of zero Olympic gold medals for the Chinese foil team, and the dream of winning gold in the Olympic Games was finally realized in aijiang Leisheng, but Wang Haibin's heart was still lingering in his heart the Olympic gold medal that he regretted missing twice when he was an athlete.
Over the years, although revisiting the past is still infuriating, and misjudgment is not uncommon, but when you think about it, Australia is the happiest jump up and down in the Five Eyes, and it is not surprising that such unjust, false and wrong cases have occurred at their home. The good news is that the Chinese athletes have not been struck down by unjust, false and wrongly decided cases, but have created one good achievement after another!