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Chen Ruolin

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Chen Ruolin (December 12, 1992 -), native of Nantong, Jiangsu, is a former female diving athlete of the People's Republic of China, winner of five Olympic gold medals, and coach Ren Shaofen. In 2006, she participated in the Diving World Cup at the age of 14, and immediately won the women's synchronized 10-meter high platform gold medal with Jia Tong, becoming the world champion for the first time. Two years later at the Beijing Olympics, she successfully won two gold medals in the 10-meter high platform single and double events. In the single event final, she calmly completed the last jump, 5253B (backward somersault two and a half weeks and one and a half pike) under tremendous pressure. ) action, four judges gave her a full score of 10.0 points; three judges gave her 9.5 points; after scoring the highest score of 100.30 points in the game, she also overtook Canadian Emily Emans with a total score of 447.70 points and won the gold medal.

Category
Athletes
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Born
1992-12-12
Wikidata
Q270677
Occupations diverpoliticianswimmer
Aliases Chen RuolinChen RuolinChen Ruolin

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