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China in Tennis

Australian Open, 2026: champions

The record

Women's first here: the stronger record.

  • Australian Open3 titles3titles
    Every result, newest first3
    • 2026 · Won · Women's doubles
    • 2019 · Won · Women's doubles
    • 2014 · Won · Women's singles
  • French Open (Roland Garros)3 titles3titles
    Every result, newest first3
    • 2023 · Won · Women's doubles
    • 2014 · Won · Women's doubles
    • 2011 · Won · Women's singles
  • US Open1 title1title
    Every result, newest first1
    • 2021 · Won · Women's doubles
  • Wimbledon2 titles2titles
    Every result, newest first2
    • 2026 · Won · Women's doubles
    • 2013 · Won · Women's doubles
  • Tennis at the Olympic Games2 golds, 1 bronze2golds
    Every result, newest first3
    • Paris 2024 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Zheng Qinwen
    • Beijing 2008 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Yan Zi; Zheng Jie
    • Athens 2004 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Li Ting; Sun Tiantian
  • Tennis at the Asian Games12 golds, 10 silvers, 11 bronzes12golds
    Every result, newest first33
    • Nagoya 2026 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Wang Xiyu
    • Nagoya 2026 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Zhang Shuai
    • Hangzhou 2022 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Zheng Qinwen
    • Hangzhou 2022 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Zhu Lin
    • Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Wang Qiang
    • Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Zhang Shuai
    • Jakarta–Palembang 2018 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Xu Yifan; Yang Zhaoxuan
    • Incheon 2014 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Wang Qiang
    • Incheon 2014 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Duan Yingying; Zhang Shuai; Zheng Jie; Zheng Saisai
    • Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Peng Shuai
    • Guangzhou 2010 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Peng Shuai; Yan Zi
    • Guangzhou 2010 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Li Na; Peng Shuai; Yan Zi; Zhang Shuai
    • Doha 2006 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Zheng Jie
    • Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Li Na
    • Doha 2006 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Zheng Jie; Yan Zi
    • Doha 2006 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Li Ting; Sun Tiantian
    • Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Li Fang
    • Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Yi Jingqian
    • Bangkok 1998 · Gold · Women, Women's doubles · Li Fang; Chen Li
    • Bangkok 1998 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Yi Jingqian; Li Li
    • Bangkok 1998 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Chen Li; Li Fang; Li Li; Yi Jingqian
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Chen Li
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Silver · Women, Women's doubles · Li Fang; Chen Li
    • Hiroshima 1994 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Bi Ying; Chen Li; Li Fang; Yi Jingqian
    • Beijing 1990 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Chen Li
    • Beijing 1990 · Bronze · Women, Women's team · Chen Li; Li Fang; Li Yanling; Tang Min
    • Seoul 1986 · Gold · Women, Women's singles · Li Xinyi
    • Seoul 1986 · Gold · Women, Women's team · Duan Lilan; Li Xinyi; Pu Xiufen; Zhong Ni
    • New Delhi 1982 · Bronze · Women, Women's singles · Yu Liqiao
    • New Delhi 1982 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Duan Lilan; Wang Ping; Yu Liqiao; Zhu Xiaoyun
    • Bangkok 1978 · Silver · Women, Women's singles · Chen Juan
    • Bangkok 1978 · Bronze · Women, Women's doubles · Chen Juan; Yu Liqiao
    • Tehran 1974 · Silver · Women, Women's team · Guo Hanqin; Jiang Lihua; Yan Dacui; Zhang Ronghua

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Against India

When China and India finished first and second: China first once, India first once.

  • 2010 · India first · Tennis at the Asian Games, Men, Men's doubles
  • 2006 · China first · Tennis at the Asian Games, Women, Women's singles

Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.