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we won the taekwondo women 46kg gold
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Wu Jingyu successfully defend her Gold - our 36th in women's Taekwondo 49kg!
Congratulations!
That brings our medal count to G 36 S 22 B 19 T 77
Go China!
So we've beaten the Koreans at their own sport? lol
This is why Judo and Taekwondo are olympic sports and Wushu is not.
There is a skill level parity of Judo and Taekwondo athletes around the world, where Japanese are not necessarily the best Judo competitors(In fact Japan had no gold in men's division and just one gold in women's division) and Koreans are not necessarily the best Taekwondo competitors. China doesn't even bother to create a skills parity in Wushu, which ensures that Wushu remains a China-only sport with no chance of making it into the Olympics.
Wu Jingyu successfully defend her Gold - our 36th in women's Taekwondo 49kg!
Congratulations!
That brings our medal count to G 36 S 22 B 19 T 77
Go China!
This is why Judo and Taekwondo are olympic sports and Wushu is not.
There is a skill level parity of Judo and Taekwondo athletes around the world, where Japanese are not necessarily the best Judo competitors(In fact Japan had no gold in men's division and just one gold in women's division) and Koreans are not necessarily the best Taekwondo competitors. China doesn't even bother to create a skills parity in Wushu, which ensures that Wushu remains a China-only sport with no chance of making it into the Olympics.
cricket
This is why Judo and Taekwondo are olympic sports and Wushu is not.
There is a skill level parity of Judo and Taekwondo athletes around the world, where Japanese are not necessarily the best Judo competitors(In fact Japan had no gold in men's division and just one gold in women's division) and Koreans are not necessarily the best Taekwondo competitors. China doesn't even bother to create a skills parity in Wushu, which ensures that Wushu remains a China-only sport with no chance of making it into the Olympics.
2012 season
In Liu's first competition of 2012, he was matched up against Dayron Robles at the Birmingham Indoor Grand Prix and this time he won cleanly with an Asian record time of 7.41 seconds for the 60 m hurdles. He was the favourite for the title at the 2012 IAAF World Indoor Championships, but was beaten into second place by Aries Merritt and left with the silver medal. In the outdoor season he set a 110 m hurdles meet record at the Golden Grand Prix Kawasaki , then ran 12.97 seconds to win at his home nation 2012 IAAF Diamond League meet, the Shanghai Golden Grand Prix. This was his first run under 13 seconds since 2007 and he beat Americans David Oliver and Jason Richardson by some distance. He followed this with a run of 12.87 seconds to win at the Prefontaine Classic, matching the world record time albeit with wind-assistance of 2.4 m/s.2012 season
In the 110 metre hurdles at the London Olympics in 2012 he pulled his achilles tendon while taking off and attempted to jump over the first hurdle, but he crashed straight into it. Liu hopped the full 110 metre stretch, was helped by a few of his fellow competitors and was put into a wheel chair and led away. He kissed the last hurdle before he left the track. Colin Jackson described it as a "very sad sight indeed" for the sport. Liu's loss echoed strongly in the Chinese press and public discourses. Some voices expressed support while many others wondered why Liu chose to participate in spite of his injury. Some netizens and journalists even suspected that Liu's fall was 'an act'.
Liu Xiang
Which is something Koreans should be glad about that, or they'll feel left out again.
No one would be learning Taekwondo anymore if China were simplify it down as a sport for everyone, considering Taekwondo is a joke in the first place.
Don't be fooled by this so call "korean". All his posts are nothing about Korea but China bashing, and once it does have something to do with Korea it just serve the purpose of China bashing. Someone mentioned before that he is actually from Taiwan, so probably some Pan-Green supporting south Taiwan red neck. Just leave this kesekki alone.
On the side note actually Korea did very well during this olympics.
Don't be fooled by this so call "korean". All his posts are nothing about Korea but China bashing, and once it does have something to do with Korea it just serve the purpose of China bashing. Someone mentioned before that he is actually from Taiwan, so probably some Pan-Green supporting south Taiwan red neck. Just leave this kesekki alone.
On the side note actually Korea did very well during this olympics.
No, he is not Taiwanese. He can't understand Chinese characters, he thought "中國人" was a derogatory phrase meaning "mainlanders". When in fact, it just means Chinese person.
Even a Korean should understand basic Chinese characters, because they still learn Hanja. So I doubt he is a Korean either.
The false flagger doesnt know Chinese; doesnt know about S. Korea and the language. This faker is indian!
Exactly right.
Japanese and Koreans have to learn thousands of Chinese characters in secondary school. Japanese call it Kanji, Koreans call it Hanja.
There is no way they would be unable to read even the most basic characters.
That person is not "Korean" as flagged. This has been proven many times. People dont be cheated!
The medal count for ROK and DPRK are as follows so far in London:
ROK (S Kor)
London: G 12 S 07 B 06 Total: 25
Beijing : G 13 S 10 B 08 Total: 31
DPRK
London: G 04 S 01 B 00 Total: 05
Beijing : G 02 S 01 B 03 Total: 06
The false flagger doesnt know Chinese; doesnt know about S. Korea and the language. This faker is indian!