China’s women’s table tennis team has once again proven their dominance, securing the gold medal at the Paris Olympics after a decisive 3-0 victory over Japan on Saturday.
The formidable trio of Chen Meng, Sun Yingsha, and Wang Manyu led China to triumph in a series of one doubles and two singles matches against Japan’s Hina Hayata, Miwa Harimoto, and Miu Hirano.
This victory marks China’s fifth consecutive women’s team title since the event’s introduction at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The team’s outstanding performance not only demonstrates their continued excellence in the sport but also cements China’s position at the pinnacle of table tennis on the global stage.
With this win, China completed a clean sweep of the Olympic gold medals in table tennis at the Paris Games. Remarkably, this gold medal also signifies a milestone achievement as China’s 300th gold medal in the history of the Summer Olympic Games.
Fans and enthusiasts around the world celebrated the team’s success, recognizing the dedication and skill that have become synonymous with China’s table tennis legacy. The athletes’ remarkable journey continues to inspire future generations and uphold the nation’s proud sporting tradition.
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China retain women's table tennis team gold at Paris Olympics
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