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Tang Gonghong performs a successful lift to set a new world Olympic record. Tang was crowned the strongest woman in the world and has an Olympic gold medal dangling from her massive neck as the ultimate accolade of her astonishing power. [newsphoto]
Tang Gonghong waves to audiences at the medal ceremony in Athens August 21, 2004. [newsphoto]
Ma Lin (L) and Chen Qi, beating Ko Lai Chak and Li Ching of China's Hong Kong, won the gold medal in the men's table tennis doubles at the Athens Olympics August 21, 2004. [newsphoto]
Gold medallists Chen Qi and Ma Lin from China (C) wave from the podium after the medal ceremony for the men's doubles table tennis at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 21, 2004. [Reuters]
China's Zhang Jiewen (L) and Yang Wei (R) from Guangdong Province celebrate a gold medal after winning against compatriots Huang Sui (top L) Gao Ling (top R) in their women's doubles badminton match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 21, 2004. [Reuters]
China's Zhang Jiewen (L) and Yang Wei (R) from Guangdong Province bite their gold medals during the podium ceremony after defeating compatriots Huang Sui (top L) Gao Ling (top R) in their women's doubles badminton match at the Athens 2004 Olympic Games August 21, 2004. [Reuters]
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