Tokyo Olympics 2021 medal count summary by country, 25 July
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China: Gold 6 Silver 1 Bronze 4
Japan: Gold 5 Silver 1
United States: Gold 4 Silver 2 Bronze 4
Republic of Korea: Gold 2 Bronze 3
ROC: Gold 1 Silver 4 Bronze 2
Italy: Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 3
Australia: Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 1
France: Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 1
Hungary: Gold 1 Silver 1
Tunisia: Gold 1 Silver 1
Austria: Gold 1
Ecuador: Gold 1
Iran: Gold 1
Kosovo: Gold 1
Thailand: Gold 1
Uzbekistan: Gold 1
Canada: Silver 2
Netherlands: Silver 2
Brazil: Silver 1 Bronze 1
Great Britain: Silver 1 Bronze 1
Indonesia: Silver 1 Bronze 1
Serbia: Silver 1 Bronze 1
Chinese Taipei: Silver 1 Bronze 1
Belgium: Silver 1
Bulgaria: Silver 1
Colombia: Silver 1
Spain: Silver 1
Georgia: Silver 1
India: Silver 1
Romania: Silver 1
Germany: Bronze 2
Kazakhstan: Bronze 2
Turkey: Bronze 2
Ukraine: Bronze 2
Estonia: Bronze 1
Israel: Bronze 1
Mexico: Bronze 1
Mongolia: Bronze 1
Slovenia: Bronze 1
Switzerland: Bronze 1
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Chen won his first gold with a combined lift of 332kg, seven kg short of his own world record.
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