Bona Film's Artists Ranking ListBona Film's female stars include Wu Chenjun (China Taiwan actress), Tong Yao (the mainland of China actress), Huang Yi (Famous Actress from the mainland of China), Li Feier (New Actress), He Jiayi, Yuan Quan He was a graduate of the 96 Star Class of the Central Drama Academy, and was very popular in various fields of film, television, and singing. Lu Siyi was a new actress. The male artists included Lan Zhenglong (a Taiwan idol), Fan Yichen (a Taiwan actor and singer), Gao Hu (a rapidly rising star), Xin Baiqing (a male actor with good acting skills), Wang Ban (a young actor in the Renyi Theater), Du Yiheng (a famous domestic film, television, and music actor), Cheng Haofeng (a new actor), and Qi Ji (an Asian star with relatively high potential). In addition, Bona Film also had many star shareholders, such as Zhang Hanyu, Huang Xiaoming, Zhang Ziyi, Chen Baoguo, Huang Jianxin, Han Han, Mao Junjie, etc. However, there was no clear ranking list of artists under Bona Film.
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List of Olympic competitionsThe Olympic events were divided into three levels: Sport, discipline, and event. As of 2023, the data showed that there were 40 sports in the Olympic Games, including 32 sports in the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics and 8 sports in the 2026 Milan Cortana Winter Olympics. The specific events included water sports, archery, track and field, volleyball, basketball, boxing, breakdancing, canoeing, cycling, equestrian, archery, football, golf, gymnastics, handball, field lacrosse, judo, modern pentathlon, rowing, football, sailing, shooting, skateboarding, sports rock climbing, surfing, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, triathlon, volleyball, weightlifting, wrestling, biathlon, snowmobile, curling, ice skating, snow climbing, and snowboarding.
The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games had 28 major events, including track and field, rowing, baseball, softball, basketball, football, boxing, canoeing, cycling, fencing, gymnastics, weightlifting, handball, field basketball, judo, water sports, modern pentathlon, equestrian, taekwondo, tennis, table tennis, shooting, archery, triathlon, sailing, windsurfing, and volleyball. Some of the events didn't have sub-categories. The most sub-categories in the Summer Olympics were swimming (including competitive swimming, synchronized swimming, water polo, diving, and open water swimming), and track and field had 47 events (24 for men and 23 for women). In the 2012 London Olympics, baseball and softball were removed from the Olympic Games. On February 12, 2013, the International Olympic Committee decided to remove wrestling from the existing 26 major events of the Olympic Games. In the 2016 Rio Olympics, golf was listed as an Olympic event.
The 2024 Paris Olympics retained the classic events such as track and field, swimming, basketball, and football, but added rock climbing, break-dance skateboarding, and surfing. The number of events included in some of the events were as follows: baseball included one event, weightlifting included fifteen events, sailing included eleven events, fencing included ten events, basketball included two events, softball included one event, equestrian included three events and six events, volleyball included two events and four events, canoeing included two events and sixteen events, ice skating included four events, field lacrosse included two events, and boxing included eleven events. Judo consisted of fourteen events, shooting consisted of fifteen events, archery consisted of four events, handball consisted of two events, wrestling consisted of two sub-events and eighteen events, taekwondo consisted of eight events, gymnastics consisted of three sub-events and eighteen events, track and field consisted of forty-seven events, triathlon consisted of two events, tennis consisted of four events, modern Pentathlon consisted of two events, swimming consisted of four sub-events and forty-six events, and volleyball consisted of five events. Cycling had three sub-categories and eighteen sub-categories; football had two sub-categories; rock climbing had three sub-categories; surfing had two sub-categories; skateboarding had two sub-categories and two sub-categories; and breakdancing had two sub-categories. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!
Table tennis competitionsThe recent table tennis events were the championships in Frankfurt, Germany, and the team competition of the Busan World Championship.
On the fifth day of the championships in Frankfurt, Germany (early morning of November 8th, Beijing time), the China team performed well and all the players won. Wang Yidi defeated Samara 3 - 0 and advanced to the top eight of the women's singles; He Zhuojia defeated Zheng Yijing 3 - 0 and advanced to the top eight of the men's singles; Lin Shidong defeated Du Da 3 - 0 and advanced to the top eight of the men's singles. In addition, Brazilian veteran Hugo (third seed) defeated Grasmenko 3 - 0. On the fourth day of the competition, which ended in the early morning of November 7, the national table tennis king Chuqin was eliminated 0 - 3 due to his poor state. Chen Xingtong reversed the situation of Szochos 3 - 1 and advanced to the top eight. Japan's Hirano Miyu was reversed by Harimoto Miwa 1 - 3 and failed to enter the top eight.
On the second day of the team competition of the Busan World Championship (February 17th, Beijing time), the six main players of the National Table Tennis Team won a total victory. The men's table tennis team won 3 - 0 against the cuban team, and the women's table tennis team won 3 - 0 against the uzbikstan team. In the women's table tennis, Wang Manyu defeated Magediva 3 - 0, with 11 - 0 in the third game; Chen Meng swept Guvranova 3 - 0; Chen Xingtong beat Hadijawa 3 - 0. In the men's table tennis, Wang Chuqin defeated Pereira 3 - 0, Liang Jingkun defeated Campos 12 - 10, 12 - 10, 11 - 3, and Ma Long defeated Peres 3 - 0. While watching the Olympics, you can also read the wonderful novels related to the Olympics!