How many Winter Olympics has China won gold medals, and how many?

Since Yang Yang won his first gold medal in short track speed skating at the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, China has won a total of 13 gold medals at the Winter Olympics. 2 gold medals in Salt Lake City short track speed skating in 2002; 2006 Turin men's style skiing and women's short track speed skating, a total of 2 gold; In 2010, Vancouver won 5 gold medals in short track speed skating and figure skating; 3 gold medals in 2014 short track speed skating and speed skating in Sochi; 2018 PyeongChang short track speed skating 1 gold.

By the end of the Sochi Winter Olympics, the Chinese delegation had won a total of 12 gold medals, 22 silver medals and 19 bronze medals on the stage of the Winter Olympics, ranking 16th in the total number of gold medals among all delegations that have participated in the Winter Olympics. Next, let's talk about the 12 gold medals.

After Ye Qiaobo and Li Yan achieved a breakthrough of zero medals for the Chinese Winter Olympic team at the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, the Chinese delegation finally ushered in its first and second Winter Olympic gold medals at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. On February 17, 2002, Beijing time, Yang Yang beat Bulgarian star Radanova in the women's 500m short track speed skating final with a time of 44.187 seconds to win the first gold medal in the history of the Chinese Winter Olympics - Wang Chunlu won the bronze medal. In the 1000-meter final on the 24th, Yang Yang beat South Korean star Ko Ki-hyun to win another gold medal.

Yang Yang's two gold medals were all the gold medals won by the Chinese Winter Olympic delegation in Salt Lake City, and four years later at the Turin Winter Olympics, the Chinese delegation won two gold medals. The gold medals were won by Wang Meng in the women's 500m in short track speed skating and Han Xiaopeng in freestyle skiing aerials – Han Xiaopeng, who is now the leader of the Chinese freestyle skiing moguls team at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, and has also made a new history for China in the snow events at the Winter Olympics.

At the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, the Chinese delegation achieved the best record since the previous Winter Olympics. Among them, Wang Meng won the gold medal in the women's 500m and 1000m short track speed skating, Zhou Yang won the gold medal in the women's 1500m short track speed skating, and the Chinese women's short track speed skating relay team also won the gold medal in the women's 3000m relay - the four players participating are, Wang Meng, Zhou Yang, Sun Linlin and Zhang Hui. The other gold medal for the Chinese delegation came from Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo, who are now the president of the Chinese Figure Skating Association and Zhao Hongbo as the head coach of the Chinese figure skating team.

At the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, Zhang Hong won the gold medal in the women's 1000m speed skating, which was also the first time that China won the gold medal in speed skating at the Winter Olympics, and the other two gold medals came from the short track speed skating event, among them, Li Jianrou was "lucky" to win the women's 500m gold medal, and Zhou Yang successfully defended the women's 1500m championship.

Of the 12 gold medals won by the Chinese Winter Olympic team, a total of 9 gold medals have come in short track speed skating, which fully shows that short track speed skating is undoubtedly the only "dream team" of the Chinese Winter Olympic delegation, and in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, short track speed skating is still the most likely event for the Chinese delegation to produce gold medals.

As of 2018, China has won a total of 240 gold medals at the Olympic Games (including 227 in the Summer Olympics and 13 in the Winter Olympics).

The number of gold medals won by China in the previous Summer and Winter Olympics is as follows:

15 gold medals at the 23rd Summer Olympics (1984);

5 gold medals at the 24th Summer Olympics (1988);

16 gold medals at the 25th Summer Olympics (1992);

16 gold medals at the 26th Summer Olympics (1996);

27 gold medals at the 2000 Summer Olympics;

32 gold medals at the 28th Summer Olympics (2004);

51 gold medals at the 29th Summer Olympics (2008);

38 gold medals at the 30th Summer Olympics (2012);

26 gold medals at the 31st Summer Olympics (2016);

2 gold medals at the 19th Winter Olympics (2002);

20th Winter Olympics (2006) won 2 gold medals;

5 gold medals at the 21st Winter Olympics (2010);

3 gold medals at the 22nd Winter Olympics (2014);

The 23rd Winter Olympics (2018) won 1 gold medal.

Two in the 19th, two in the 20th, five in the 21st, three in the 22nd, and one in the 23rd.

Term. In the 19th Winter Olympics in 2002, China won two gold medals, namely: Yang Yang short track speed skating women's 500m champion and Yang Yang short track speed skating women's 1000m champion.

Term. In the 20th Winter Olympics in 2006, China won two gold medals, namely: Wang Meng short track speed skating women's 500m champion and Han Xiaopeng freestyle skiing men's aerials champion.

Term. In the 21st Winter Olympics in 2010, China won five gold medals, namely: Wang Meng short track speed skating women's 500 meters, Zhou Yang short track speed skating women's 1500 meters, women's 3000 meters relay, Wang Meng short track speed skating women's 1000 meters, pair figure skating (Shen Xue, Zhao Hongbo).

Term. In the 22nd Winter Olympics in 2014, China won three gold medals, Li Jianrou won the first gold medal for the Chinese team, and Zhang Hong won the first gold medal in the Chinese Speed Skating Olympics; Zhou Yang successfully defended the women's short track speed skating title in the 1500m.

Term. In the 23rd Winter Olympics in 2018, China only won one gold medal, and in the men's 500m short track speed skating final, Wu Dajing broke the world record and won the championship, winning the gold medal for China.

In the 19th and 19th Winter Olympics in 2002, China won two gold medals, namely: Yang Yang short track speed skating women's 500m champion and Yang Yang short track speed skating women's 1000m champion. In the 20th and 20th Winter Olympics in 2006, China won two gold medals, namely:

Wang Meng won the women's 500m short track speed skating championship and Han Xiaopeng won the men's aerials freestyle skiing championship.

In the 21st and 21st Winter Olympics in 2010, China won a total of five gold medals, namely: Wang Meng short track speed skating women's 500 meters, Zhou Yang short track speed skating women's 1500 meters, women's 3000 meters relay, Wang Meng short track speed skating women's 1000 meters, pair figure skating (Shen Xue, Zhao Hongbo). In the 22nd, 2014, the 22nd Winter Olympics, China won a total of three gold medals, Li Jianrou won the first gold medal for the Chinese team, and Zhang Hong won the first gold medal in the Chinese Speed Skating Olympics; Zhou Yang successfully defended the women's short track speed skating title in the 1500m.

In the 23rd, 2018 23rd Winter Olympics, China only won one gold medal, short track speed skating men's 500m final, Wu Dajing broke the world record and won the championship, winning the gold medal for China.

A total of 33 medals at the Winter Olympics: 3 silver medals at Albertville 1992, 1 silver medal and 2 bronze medals at Lillehammer 1994, 3 medals in total, 6 silver, 2 bronze medals and 8 medals in Nagano 1998, 2 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze medals in Salt Lake City 2002, 8 medals in total, 2 gold, 4 silver, 5 bronze medals at Turin 2006, 11 medals in total.

The number of gold medals won by the Chinese team in the previous Olympic Games:

10th Los Angeles Olympic Games, Gold medals: 0

23rd Los Angeles Olympic Games, Gold medals: 15

24th Seoul Olympic Games, Number of gold medals: 5

25th Olympic Games in Barcelona, number of gold medals: 16

26th Olympic Games in Atlanta, number of gold medals: 16

27th Sydney Olympic Games, Gold medals: 28

28th Olympic Games in Athens, Gold medals: 32

29th Beijing Olympic Games, Gold medals: 51

30th London Olympics Gold medals: 38

A total of 201 gold medals.

In 2002, 2 pieces. In 2006, 2 pieces. In 2010, 5 pieces. In 2014, 3 pieces.

The first gold medal in the history of the Chinese Olympic Games was Xu Haifeng, a shooter at the 23rd Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, the 100th gold medal was Zhang Yining, a women's singles player in table tennis at the 2004 Athens Olympics, and the 200th gold medal was Chen Ruolin, a women's single 10-meter platform jumper at the 2012 London Olympics.

1980, Lake Placid, New York, USA, XIII. The Chinese delegation participated in the Winter Olympics for the first time. Participating in three major events: skating, skiing, and biathlon, no one made it to the top six.

1984, Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, XIV. Due to the boycott of the previous 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics, this is also the second time that China has sent a team to participate in the Olympics. No medals were awarded.

Calgary, Canada, 1988, 15th edition. He did not win a medal in the official competition, but Li Yan won 1 gold and 2 bronze medals in the short track speed skating performance event.

1992, Albertville, France, 16th. Ye Qiaobo won two silver medals, including the first Winter Olympics medal (silver medal) for China, and Li Yan also won one silver medal.

2002, Salt Lake City, USA, XIX. Yang Yang won China's first Winter Olympics gold medal. China ranked 13th in the gold medal list with 2 golds, 2 silvers and 4 bronzes.

2010, Vancouver, Canada, 21st. China won 5 golds, 2 silvers and 4 bronzes, ranking seventh in the gold medal list, the best result since participating in the Winter Olympics.

2022, Beijing, China, 24th edition. This will be the first time that China has hosted the Winter Olympics.

As of January 2020, the number of gold medals won by China in the Winter Olympics is 13

2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics (2 golds, 1 person).

Yang Yang: Women's short track speed skating 500 meters, women's short track speed skating 1000 meters.

2006 Winter Olympics in Turin (2 golds, 2 men).

Wang Meng: Women's short track speed skating 500 meters.

Han Xiaopeng: Men's freestyle skiing aerials.

2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics (5 golds, 6 players).

Shen Xue, Zhao Hongbo: Figure skating pairs.

Wang Meng: Women's short track speed skating 500 meters, women's short track speed skating 3000 meters relay, women's short track speed skating 1000 meters.

Zhou Yang: Women's short track speed skating 1500 meters, women's short track speed skating 3000 meters relay.

Chinese Women's Short Track Speed Skating Team (Sun Linlin, Zhang Hui, Wang Meng, Zhou Yang): Women's short track speed skating 3000m relay.

Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics (3 golds, 3 players).

Li Jianrou: Women's short track speed skating 500m.

Zhang Hong: Women's speed skating 1000 meters.

Zhou Yang: Women's short track speed skating 1500 meters.

PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics (1 gold, 1 person).

Wu Dajing: Men's short track speed skating 500 meters.

China has participated in 10 Winter Olympics and won gold medals in 5 Winter Olympics, with a total of 13 gold medals. Among them, 2 in 2002, 2 in 2006, 5 in 2010, 3 in 2014 and 1 in 2018.

At the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, China's final results were fixed at 1 gold, 6 silver and 2 bronze, ranking 16th in the medal table.

The number of gold medals won by the Chinese delegation is the lowest in the last five Winter Olympics, but the result of nine medals is second only to the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. In addition, breakthroughs and youth have become important highlights of this Winter Olympics, with Chinese athletes achieving the best results in history in many events, and a group of young players appearing on the field of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics to provoke the pillars of their respective teams.

The number of gold medals in the past five years is the lowest, and the number of medals ranks second in history.

This year's PyeongChang Winter Olympics is the 11th Winter Olympics for Chinese ice and snow athletes, and from 1980 to the present, the road of Chinese ice and snow athletes to the Olympics can be described as winds and snows. From the first time he competed in 1980, to his first podium in 1992, from his first gold medal in 2002, to his breakthrough in many events in 2018, generations have created countless Winter Olympic memories.

The Chinese delegation first appeared at the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid in 1980, when China sent 28 athletes to compete in 18 events, including ice skating, skiing and modern biathlon.

Until the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, Li Yan won the gold medal in the women's 1000m and the bronze medal in the women's 500m and 1500m in the short track speed skating exhibition event.

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At the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, China won a total of 5 gold medals, ranking 8th. China won 5 golds, 2 silvers, 4 bronzes, 11 medals, first gold, figure skating pairs, Shen Xue, Zhao Hongbo, second gold, short track speed skating women's 500m, Wang Meng, third gold, short track speed skating women's 1500m, Zhou Yang, fourth gold, short track speed skating women's 3000m relay Wang Meng, Zhou Yang, Sun Linlin, Zhang Hui, fifth gold, short track speed skating women's 1000m, Wang Meng, first silver, figure skating pairs, Pang Qing, Tong Jian, second silver, freestyle skiing women's aerials, Li Nina, first bronze, speed skating women's 500m, Wang Beixing, second bronze Freestyle skiing women's aerials Guo Xinxin 3rd bronze Freestyle skiing men's aerials Liu Zhongqing 4th bronze women's curling.