Who was the male weightlifter who didn't win the gold medal at the London Olympics and said he was ashamed of his country?

China's male weightlifter didn't get the gold medal at the London Olympics and said he was ashamed of his country

Chinese men's weightlifting team member, men's 56kg snatch champion at the 2009 Weightlifting World Championships, men's 56kg snatch, overall champion and runner-up in the clean and jerk at the 2010 Weightlifting World Championships, and the men's 56kg weightlifting gold medal at the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou and broke the Asian record in the snatch at 133 kg. On November 6, 2011, Wu Jingbiao won gold medals in snatch, clean and jerk at the 2011 World Weightlifting Championships. 2012 National Men's Weightlifting Championships and London Olympic Games Trials in the men's 56kg category, Wu Jingbiao pressed Long Qingquan for five consecutive times, narrowly surpassing Mutlu's world record. 2012 July 30th early morning, in the men's 56kg category at the London Olympic Games, Wu Jingbiao won the gold medal with the total score of 133kg in the snatch, clean and jerk. Kilogram competition, with a total score of 289 kilograms to win the second place.

Chinese name: Wu Jingbiao

Nationality: Chinese

Ethnicity: Han

Birthplace: Nanping, Fujian

Date of birth: January 10, 1989

Graduated from: Fujian Normal University

Height: 160 centimeters

Weight: 58 kilograms

Team: China Weightlifting Team

Specialty: Strength: Snatch

Major awards: 2009 World Championships 56kg Snatch Champion

2010 World Championships 56kg Snatch and Overall Champion

Men's 56kg Gold Medal in Guangzhou Asian Games

2012 Champion of National Men's Weightlifting Championship