On August 2, Beijing time, the 6th day of the Paris Olympics was over. The Chinese delegation won 2 golds and 3 bronzes on this competition day, and continued to top the medal table with 11 golds, 7 silvers and 6 bronzes.
In the shooting men's 50m rifle three-position final, Liu Yukun ranked second with 154.0 rings after the three groups of kneeling positions, a difference of 1.3 rings from the first place. At the end of the 3 groups of lying positions, Liu Yukun still ranked second with 311.5 rings, and the gap with the first place narrowed to 0.6 rings. After 10 shots, Liu Yukun was second in second place, but only one ring short of the leading Ukraine. In the final knockout round, Liu Yukun entered the top three with 422.8 rings, and Liu Yukun performed well in the penultimate shot with 10.9 rings, and locked the three-position championship with 9.9 rings in the last shot.
In the women's 20km race walk final, Ma Zhenxia, Yang Jiayu, Liu Hong, three Chinese players competed, and in the end, the world record holder, the famous Yang Jiayu, took the lead all the way and won the gold strongly.
In the judo women's 78kg class, China's Ma Zhenzhao was eliminated in the quarterfinals by Portugal's Sampaio and missed the quarterfinals. The subsequent repechage horse Zhenzhao directly defeated Litvinenko to qualify for the bronze medal match. Facing Germany's Wagner, Ma Zhenzhao won the bronze medal in overtime.
In the women's 200m butterfly final, Zhang Yufei competed in lane 3. At the beginning of the game, Zhang Yufei was in the lead after coming out of the water, and after turning around, Zhang Yufei still had a half-body lead. In the second turn, Zhang Yufei maintained a slight lead, but was then overtaken by Canada's Summer· McIntosh, and in the final 50 meters, McIntosh maintained the lead. In the end, Zhang Yufei, who was sick, won the bronze medal with a final score of 2:05.09.
In the women's 4x200m freestyle relay final, Yang Junxuan, Li Bingjie, Ge Chutong and Liu Yaxin joined hands. Yang Junxuan was in the leading group after the first baton started, and the Chinese team was in second place when the baton was handed over. After the second baton Li Bingjie started, he opened the gap with the United States team, and Li Bingjie retained the second position when the baton was handed over, and narrowed the gap with the Australia team to within 1 meter. The third baseman Ge Chutong entered the water almost at the same time as the Australia team, but in the last 50 meters, Ge Chutong was slightly exhausted and was overtaken by the United States team. Liu Yaxin, the fourth batter, bit the United States team in the sprint stage, and finally the Chinese team won the bronze medal with a time of 7:42.34.
Tennis:
In the women's singles semifinals, Zheng Qinwen faced world No. 1 Swiatek, Zheng Qinwen, who had previously lost her opponent six times in a row, dared to fight in this unfavored match, and she defeated Swiatek for the first time 6-2/7-5 to enter the Olympic women's singles final! Zheng Qinwen also became the first player in the history of the Chinese delegation to reach the Olympic tennis singles final (surpassing Li Na's 2008 semi-finals). This victory also means that after Sun Tiantian/Li Ting won the women's doubles gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics, Chinese tennis has reached the Olympic final for the first time in 20 years. Zheng Qinwen also became the first Asian player to reach the Olympic tennis singles final!
In the mixed doubles semifinals, China's Wang Xinyu/Zhang Zhizhen faced Netherlands' Schuls/Kurhoff! In the end, the Chinese pair defeated their opponents 2-6/6-4/10-4, and Wang Xinyu/Zhang Zhizhen became the first pair in the history of the Chinese delegation to break into the Olympic tennis mixed doubles final, making history!
Ping pong:
In the men's singles 1/4 finals, Fan Zhendong faced Tomokazu Zhangmoto. Zhang Benzhihe started hot, and once led 2-0. In the third game, Fan Zhendong returned to the locker room to change his jersey and found his form. 11-4 to pull one back. In the fourth game, the scores of the two sides were deadlocked, and the battle once ended in a 7-7 draw. Then Fan Zhendong scored 4 points in a row to tie the score.
In the fifth game, Zhang Benzhihe rubbed the edge many times in a single game + rolled tennis to score, and got the match point 11-4. In the sixth game, Fan Zhendong once led 7-4, but was tied by Zhang Benzhihe due to a mistake. Then Fan Zhendong withstood the pressure and scored 4 points in a row, and the game also entered the deciding game.
In the deciding game, Fan Zhendong took the lead at the beginning, but Zhang Benzhihe scored continuously. Fan Zhendong fell behind twice and tied twice, and the game came to 7-7. Fan Zhendong sent his hair to short and pressed to score, Zhang Benzhi and pulled out of bounds, and Fan Zhendong led 9-7. Fan Zhendong scored in the key service round, pressed the chasing ball to score, and took the lead to get the match point 10-7! Then the big slash was directly cashed in, winning the tiebreaker 11-7, and the big score was 4-3 to reverse Zhang Benzhihe and advance to the semifinals.
In the women's singles 1/4 finals, Chen Meng took the lead. Facing Austria's Polkanova, Chen Meng met almost no resistance, and even scored a terrifying score of 11-0 in the third game. In the end, Chen Meng swept 4-0 to advance to the top 4.
Another Chinese player, Sun Yingsha, faces Chinese Taipei's Zheng Yijing. Zheng Jingyi's resistance was tenacious enough, and the two once scored 17-17 in the third game. But Sun Yingsha still swept her opponent 4-0 with the advantage of strength and advanced to the semifinals.
Badminton:
Mixed Doubles Semifinals:
Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong 21-14/21-15 Yuta Watanabe/Arisa Higashino (Japan)
Zheng Siwei/Huang Yaqiong will face Korea's Kim Won-ho/Jung Na-eun in the final
Women's Doubles 1/4 Finals:
Chen Qingchen/Jia Yifan 21-15, 21-8 Stoeva sisters (Bulgaria)
Liu Shengshu/Tan Ning 21-9/21-13 Baek Ha Na/Lee So Hee (Korea)
Men's Doubles 1/4 Finals:
Leung Wai Hang/Wang Chang 24-22/22-20 Alfian/Ardianto (INDONES)
Men's Singles 1/8 Finals:
Lee Sze Fung 21-23/15-21 Loh Kean Yew (Singapore)
Women's Singles 1/8 Finals:
He Bingjiao 21-19/21-14 Sindhu (India)
Swim:
In the women's 200m breaststroke final, Ye Shiwen swam 2:24.31 and ranked sixth.
In the women's 200m backstroke preliminaries, Peng Xuwei swam 2:08.29 and advanced to the semifinals with the first place in the preliminaries. Later in the semi-finals, she swam 2:07.86 to qualify for the final in fourth place.
In the men's 200-meter medley preliminaries, Wang Shun swam 1:58.09 and advanced to the semifinals with the sixth place in the preliminaries. In the semi-finals held later, Wang Shun swam 1:56.54 and advanced to the final with a fourth place.
Fencing:
In the women's team foil 1/4 finals, Chen Qingyuan, Wang Yuting, and Huang Qianqian represented the Chinese team. In the third round, Chen Qingyuan played 7-2 in a single game to help the Chinese team overtake the score for a while, but soon the United States team returned an 8-2 in the fourth round. Since then, China has been behind the score, and finally stopped at 37-45 and stopped in the top 8.
In the first round of the 5-8 qualifying round, the Chinese team lost 39-45 to the host France. In the 7-8 place final, the Chinese team defeated Egypt 45-18 and finally ranked 7th.
Competitive Gymnastics:
In the women's individual all-around final, Chinese players Qiu Qiyuan and Ou Yushan passed the test of the qualifying round to enter the final. In the end, Qiu Qiyuan ranked 7th with a total score of 54.766, and Ou Yushan ranked 16th with a total score of 52.898.
Volleyball:
In the second round of the women's volleyball group stage, the Chinese women's volleyball team faced the host France women's volleyball team. The France women's volleyball team did not create very big difficulties for the Chinese team. In the end, the Chinese women's volleyball team defeated the host 3-0 (25-18/25-16/25-19), won two consecutive victories, and also qualified one round ahead of schedule.
Shoot:
The shooting event also held the women's 50m rifle three-position qualifying round, with Chinese players Zhang Qiongyue and Han Jiayu competing. Zhang Qiongyue advanced to the final with a total score of 593 points, finishing second in the qualifying round, and broke the Olympic record in the qualifying round. Another Chinese player, Han Jiayu, ranked 27th with a total score of 578 points and missed the final.
Archery:
In the women's individual knockout round, Li Jiaman defeated Denmark's Danstrup · Anderson 6-0 in the 1/32 final, and then eliminated United Kingdom's Pittman 6-0 in the 1/16 final to advance to the 1/8 final.
In the men's individual knockout round, Cowen Super beat India's Jadhav 6-0 in the 1/32 final. In the subsequent 1/16 finals, Cowen Super lost 2-6 to United Kingdom's Ellison, and it stopped.
Another Chinese player, Li Zhongyuan, lost 4-6 to United Kingdom's Wise and also missed out on the round of 32.
Boxing:
In the women's 50kg 1/8 final, Wu Yu faced India's Nihat · Zarin. In the first round, 4 judges awarded the victory to Wu Yu and 1 referee to Nihat; In the second round, 3 referees awarded the victory to Wu Yu and 2 referees to Nihat; In the third round, all 5 referees awarded the victory to Wu Yu. In the final points, Wu Yu defeated his opponent 5-0 and advanced to the top 8.
In the women's 54kg 1/4 finals, Chang Yuan faced Bulgaria's Petrova. In the first round, 2 judges awarded the victory to Chang Yuan, and 3 judges awarded the victory to Petrova; In the second round, 4 judges awarded the victory to Chang Yuan, and 1 referee to Petrova; In the third round, all five judges awarded the victory to Chang Yuan. In the final points, Tsuneen won 4-1 against his opponent and advanced to the semifinals.
In the women's 66kg round of 16, China's Yang Liu faced Mozambique's Dos Santos. In three rounds, all 5 referees awarded the victory to Yang Liu. Yang Liu also defeated his opponent 5-0 on points to advance to the next round.
Surf:
In the third round of women's surfing, China's Yang Siqi lost 1.63-6.93 to United States Caroline · Max and missed the top 8.
Track and field:
In the men's 20km race walk final, Chinese players Zhang Jun, Li Yandong and Wang Chaochao competed. China's Zhang Jun finished in 1 hour, 19 minutes and 56 seconds, finishing 10th. Li Yandong finished the race in 31st place, and Wang Chao finished in 36th place. The gold medal went to Ecuador's Pintado.
3x3 Basketball:
China's three-person women's basketball team welcomes its third opponent in the group stage, Australia. Australia women's basketball started dominantly, and the Chinese team has been biting the score. In the middle stage, the Chinese women's basketball team declined in physical strength, and the Australia women's basketball team scored four consecutive points to expand the score to 12-8. In the final moments, the Chinese team failed to hit many attempts outside the three-point line, and Wilson of the Australia women's basketball team hit a two-point shot from beyond the three-point line again, and finally the Chinese three-person women's basketball team suffered a two-game losing streak 15-21.
In the fourth round, the Chinese team faced Spain. At the beginning, the Chinese team relied on the inside to play strongly, and Spain combined sudden shots, and the two sides drew 7-7 at one point. In the last 50 seconds, Wang Lili sent a key cut, and in the last 15 seconds, Spain scored one point on a layup, and the score was narrowed to 11-12. In the last 4.6 seconds of the game, Wang Lili stood on the free throw line and hit two free throws steadily, and the Chinese team won 14-11 against Spain, and the group stage record reached 2 wins and 2 losses.
China's three-man men's basketball team's third opponent in the group stage is the defending champion Latvia. At the beginning of the game, Latvia took a 6-0 lead with accurate long-range shots. The Chinese team's attack was a little sluggish, and Latvia quickly stretched the score to 12-3. After the pause, the firepower of the Latvian offensive continued unabated. On the other hand, the Chinese team's attack lacked continuity, and finally lost to Latvia 8-22 and missed the winning streak.
Later in the evening, the Chinese team welcomed the fourth opponent in the group stage, Poland. At the beginning of the game, Poland scored 3 points in a row, and Zhang Ning responded with 2 points from a long shot. Poland used Bogucci's tall stature as the offensive axis, coupled with a hot touch on the outside, to take a 9-4 lead. In this game, Zhang Ning felt hot on the outside, and made 4 of 6 2-point shots. At the end of the game, Zhang Ning scored 2 points again against the defense, and the difference was only 1 point at one point. But Zhao Jiaren made a mistake to give Poland the ball. Poland broke through and drew a foul to the free throw line, hitting both free throws. In the last 1 minute of the game, Zhang Ning broke through, Zhao Jiaren hit both free throws, and the Chinese team fell behind by two points 17-19. But in the end, the Chinese team failed to shoot 2 points, and Poland scored 3 points in a row to win 22-17. The Chinese team's results in the group stage also came to 1 win and 3 losses.
Golf:
On the first day of the men's individual stroke play, Dou Zecheng got off to a good start, birdied holes 2, 3, 8 and 11, but swallowed a double bogey on the 15th hole. After birdie on the 17th hole, he missed the tee shot on the closing hole and went into the rough and swallowed a bogey to finish the opening round with a 2-under par 69 and currently ranked T21.
Another Chinese player, Yuan Yechun, struggled on the first nine holes, swallowing a bogey on the first hole, birdie on the third hole, hitting the grass twice on the fifth hole and swallowing another bogey. After a third bogey on the seventh hole, he rebounded in form and birdied five holes from 8-14 to take his score to 3-under-par. Unfortunately, Yuan Yechun hit the second shot on the 15th hole again, swallowed a double bogey, and the final score was fixed at 70 (1 under par), ranking T29.
Rowing:
In the women's quadruple sculls final A, the Chinese combination Zhang Shuxian/Liu Xiaoxin/Wang Zifeng/Xu Xingye competed. In the first 500 meters, the Chinese team remained in the top four, but after the 1000 meters, their physical fitness declined, and their speed slowed down, and they finally drew 6:36.18, ranking sixth.
Women's double sculls final B (7-12 qualifying), Chinese pair Shen Shuangmei/Lu Shiyu competed. In the first 500 meters, the Chinese team had a good momentum, but they lacked strength in the back, and finally ranked 12th with a time of 7:00.71. In Final A, New Zealand overtook the runner and won the gold medal with a time of 6:50.45.
In the men's double sculls final B, the Chinese pair Liu Zhiyu/Adilijan Suritan competed. In the first 500 meters, the Chinese team ranked third, but their speed dropped in the back, and finally ranked 11th with a time of 6:21.98. The gold medal went to Romania's Cornea/Enacé.
Kayak slalom:
In the men's single kayak final, Chinese player Quan Xin made his second appearance. It took 92.75 seconds, 2 seconds and a final time of 94.75 seconds, ranking 11th.
Sailing boat:
The women's hydrofoil iQFoil class competed for the final three stages of the Open Series. China's Yan Zheng ranked 10th with a total score of 155 and a net score of 110 and advanced to the quarterfinals.
The men's hydrofoil iQFoil class also competed in the final three stages of the Open Series. China's Huang Jingye ranked 19th with a total score of 219 and a net score of 171.
The women's Laser Redtier class competed for the first stage, with China's Gu Min in second place with two points.