How many gold, silver and bronze medals did China win in 2008?

Gold medal 5 1, silver medal 2 1, bronze medal 28.

At the Paralympic Games, China finally won 89 gold medals, 70 silver medals and 52 bronze medals.

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................. also attached a gossip for * *.

The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games is a perfect curtain call! These two days, online forums have been discussing the "amazing similarity" between "the number of Olympic medals" and "the time of Wenchuan earthquake". Some netizens think this is a way to remember Wenchuan, while others think it is a kind of "far-fetched" boring rhetoric.

Netizen: The number of medals and the earthquake time are "combined into one".

On 24th, some netizens posted on a forum, saying that "China won gold medal 5 1, silver medal 2 1, bronze medal 28, Wenchuan earthquake in May 12, 14: 28. This is a coincidence from heaven. God took away' 4', and the people of China will be far away from disaster forever. I hope that the people of China will always be safe. " Some netizens said that the total number of Olympic medals of the China delegation (basically) coincided with the statistics of the Wenchuan earthquake at 2: 28 pm on May 12, and netizens also provided powerful "divination": gold medal 5 1, silver medal 2 1, bronze medal 285 1+28.

Some netizens directly rewritten the number of silver medals as "22" to "combine" the time of the earthquake. Such a "coincidence" has caused heated discussion in major forums, and QQ messages have also received such information continuously. There are also many netizens who say that they have received similar information through SMS.

Expert: Rely on "coincidence" to mourn.

From a psychological point of view, Lin Zange said that netizens combined the two in the hope of pinning a kind of grief through such a "coincidence". One is joy and the other is sadness. Netizens hope to comfort "great sorrow" with "great joy" and "comfort" the people of Wenchuan with the impressive achievements of the Olympic Games, which shows that the earthquake has left an indelible memory in their hearts.

Zhu, an associate professor in the Department of Sociology of Xiamen University, also believes that from the perspective of time itself, this is to "involve" two unrelated things. But from another point of view, whether it is the Beijing Olympic Games or the Wenchuan earthquake, two major events, one joy and one sorrow, are the focus of the whole Chinese nation. Major historical events will inevitably have a major impact, leaving the deepest memory in the hearts of China people, linking the two "major events" and highlighting the profound memory.