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Anonymous users2024-02-06XIII Olympic Games London (suspended due to World War II).
The 12th Olympic Games were held in Tokyo and then Helsinki (suspended due to World War II).
6th Olympic Games Berlin (suspended due to World War I).
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The Beijing Olympics will take place on August 8, 2008 at 8 p.m. at the National Stadium"Bird's Nest"Held (Note: It is 20:00 p.m., not 8:08 p.m.) Closing Ceremony:
Held at the National Stadium on August 24, 2008 With 84 days to go before the opening of the Beijing Olympics, the competition will be held in Beijing, Qingdao, Shenyang, Tianjin, Shanghai, Qinhuangdao and Hong Kong.
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Anonymous users2024-02-041896 1 Greece Athens.
1900 2 Paris, France.
1904 3 USA.
1908 4 London, England.
1912 5 Sweden.
1920 7 Belgium.
1924 8 Paris, France.
September 1928 Netherlands.
1932 10 USA Los Angeles.
1936 11 Berlin, Germany.
1948 14 England London.
1952 15 Finland.
1956 16
Melbourne 1960 17 Italy Rome.
1964 18 Tokyo, Japan.
1968 19 Mexico.
1972 20 Germany Munich.
1976 21 Canada.
1980 22 former Soviet Union Moscow.
1984 23 USA Los Angeles.
1988 24 Seoul, South Korea.
1992 25 Spain.
1996 26 USA.
2000 27
Sydney, 2004, 28, Greece, Athens.
2008.29 Beijing, China.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The 23rd Los Angeles Olympic Games ranked 4th
China. 15 gold, 8 silver, 9 bronze medals The total number of medals is 32, and the 24th Seoul Olympic Games ranked 11th
China. 5 gold, 11 silver, 12 bronze medals The total number of medals is 28 at the 25th Olympic Games in Barcelona Ranked 4th
China. 16 gold, 22 silver, 16 bronze medals The total number of medals is 54 at the 26th Atlanta Olympic Games ranked 4th
China. 16 gold, 22 silver, 12 bronze medals The total number of medals is 50 at the 27th Sydney Olympic Games ranked third
China. 28 gold, 16 silver, 15 bronze medals The total number of medals is 59 at the 28th Olympic Games in Athens Ranked 2nd
China. 32 gold medals, 17 silver medals, 14 bronze medals The total number of medals is 63 in the 29th Beijing ranked first
China. 51 gold, 21 silver, 28 bronze medals The total number of medals is 100, and the 30th edition of London is ranked 2nd
China. 38 gold, 27 silver, 23 bronze medals The total number of medals is 88.
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Anonymous users2024-02-021 United States 931 pieces 2 Russia 549 (including the former Soviet Union and the CIS) 3 Germany 403 (including the former East Germany and West Germany) 4 United Kingdom 206 5 France 191 6 Italy 190 7 China 163 8 Hungary 159 9 Sweden 141 10 Australia 134
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Anonymous users2024-02-01The 29th Olympic Games were held in Beijing.
The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games (29th Summer Olympic Games) were held in Beijing, the capital of the People's Republic of China, at 8 p.m. on August 8, 2008.
The host city of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games is Beijing, with Shanghai, Tianjin, Shenyang, Qinhuangdao and Qingdao as co-host cities. Hong Kong undertakes equestrian events.
The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games had a total of 204 participating countries and regions, 11,438 athletes, 302 sports (28 kinds), and more than 60,000 athletes, coaches and athletes.
In the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, a total of 43 new world records and 132 new Olympic records were set, and a total of 87 countries and regions won medals in the event, with China topping the gold medal table with 51 gold medals, making it the first Asian country in Olympic history to top the gold medal list.
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Anonymous users2024-01-312008 Beijing Olympic Games, Beijing, China.
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Anonymous users2024-01-301 Athens, Greece, 1896, 2 Paris, France, 1900, 3 St. Louis, USA, 1904, 4 London, England, 1908, 5, Stockholm, Sweden, 1912, 6, Berlin, Germany, 1916, 7, Antwerp, Belgium, 1920, 8, Paris, France, 1924, 9 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1928, 10, Los Angeles, USA, 1932, 11, Berlin, Germany, 1936, 12, Helsinki, Finland, 19, 13, London, United Kingdom, 1944, not held due to World War II, 14 London, United Kingdom 1948 15 Helsinki Finland 1952 16 Melbourne Australia 1956 17 Rome Italy 1960 18 Tokyo Japan 1964 19 Mexico City Mexico 1968 20 Munich Former West Germany 1972 21 Montreal Canada 1976 22 Moscow Former Soviet Union 1980 23 Los Angeles USA 1984 24 Seoul South Korea 1988 25 Barcelona Spain 1992 26 Atlanta USA 1996 27 Sydney Australia 2000 28 Athens, Greece, 2004, 29 Beijing, China, 2008, 30 London, UK, 2012
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Anonymous users2024-01-29The venue of the previous Summer Olympic Games.
Session Venue Year.
1 Athens, Greece, 1896
2 Paris, France, 1900
3 St. Louis, USA, 1904
4 London, England, 1908
5 Stockholm, Sweden, 1912
6 Berlin, Germany, 1916 (not due to the First World War), 7, Antwerp, Belgium, 1920
8 Paris, France, 1924
9 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1928
10 Los Angeles, USA, 1932
11 Berlin, Germany, 1936
12 Helsinki, Finland, 1940 (not due to the Second World War), 13 London, England, 1944 (not due to the Second World War), 14 London, England, 1948
15 Helsinki, Finland, 1952
16 Melbourne, Australia, 1956
17 Rome, Italy, 1960
18 Tokyo, Japan, 1964
19 Mexico City, Mexico, 1968
20 Munich formerly West Germany 1972
21 Montreal, Canada, 1976
22 Moscow, former Soviet Union, 1980
23 Los Angeles, USA, 1984
24 Seoul (now Seoul), South Korea, 1988
25 Barcelona, Spain, 1992
26 Atlanta, USA, 1996
27 Sydney, Australia, 2000
28 Athens, Greece, 2004
29 Beijing, China, 2008
30 London, UK, 2012
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Anonymous users2024-01-28In 1988, badminton was included as a performance sport at the Seoul Olympics and was a success. In 1992, badminton was listed as an official event at the Barcelona Olympics, with four gold medals in men's and women's singles and doubles. At Atlanta 1996, a mixed doubles event was added, bringing the total number of Olympic gold medals in badminton to five.
The Olympic badminton competition is the highest level of badminton competition.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27Since the first edition, a total of 163 gold medals have been awarded.
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Anonymous users2024-01-26Ranking of Olympic gold medals over the past 100 years Total number of gold medals won by countries Comparison of gold medals by country.
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Anonymous users2024-01-25The venue of the previous Summer Olympic Games.
Session Venue Year.
1 Athens, Greece, 1896
2 Paris, France, 1900
3 St. Louis, USA, 1904
4 London, England, 1908
5 Stockholm, Sweden, 1912
6 Berlin, Germany, 1916 (not due to the First World War), 7, Antwerp, Belgium, 1920
8 Paris, France, 1924
9 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1928
10 Los Angeles, USA, 1932
11 Berlin, Germany, 1936
12 Helsinki, Finland, 1940 (not due to the Second World War), 13 London, England, 1944 (not due to the Second World War), 14 London, England, 1948
15 Helsinki, Finland, 1952
16 Melbourne, Australia, 1956
17 Rome, Italy, 1960
18 Tokyo, Japan, 1964
19 Mexico City, Mexico, 1968
20 Munich formerly West Germany 1972
21 Montreal, Canada, 1976
22 Moscow, former Soviet Union, 1980
23 Los Angeles, USA, 1984
24 Seoul (now Seoul), South Korea, 1988
25 Barcelona, Spain, 1992
26 Atlanta, USA, 1996
27 Sydney, Australia, 2000
28 Athens, Greece, 2004
29 Beijing, China, 2008
30 London, UK, 2012
31 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2016
The venue of the previous Winter Olympics.
Session Venue Year.
1st France Chamonix 1924
2nd Switzerland St. Moritz 1928
3rd United States Lake Placid 1932
4th German Garmisch (Partenkirchen) 1936 5th Switzerland St. Moritz 1948
6th Oslo, Norway 1952
7th Italy Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956
8th United States Valley 1960
9th Austria Innsbruck 1964
10th France Grenoble 1968
11th Japan Sapporo 1972
12th Austria Innsbruck 1976
13th United States Lake Placid 1980
14th Yugoslav Sarajevo 1984
15th Calgary, Canada 1988
16th France Albertville 1992
17th Norwegian Lillehammer 1994
18th Japan Nagano 1998
19th United States Salt Lake City 2002
20th Turin, Italy 2006
21st Vancouver, Canada 2010
22nd session of Russia Sochi 2014
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Anonymous users2024-01-241 Athens, Greece, 1896
2 Paris, France, 1900
3 St. Louis, USA, 1904
4 London, England, 1908
5 Stockholm, Sweden, 1912
6 Berlin, Germany, 1916 (not due to the First World War), 7, Antwerp, Belgium, 1920
8 Paris, France, 1924
9 Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1928
10 Los Angeles, USA, 1932
11 Berlin, Germany, 1936
12 Helsinki, Finland, 1940 (not due to the Second World War), 13 London, England, 1944 (not due to the Second World War), 14 London, England, 1948
15 Helsinki, Finland, 1952
16 Melbourne, Australia, 1956
17 Rome, Italy, 1960
18 Tokyo, Japan, 1964
19 Mexico City, Mexico, 1968
20 Munich formerly West Germany 1972
21 Montreal, Canada, 1976
22 Moscow, former Soviet Union, 1980
23 Los Angeles, USA, 1984
24 Seoul, South Korea, 1988
25 Barcelona, Spain, 1992
26 Atlanta, USA, 1996
27 Sydney, Australia, 2000
28 Athens, Greece, 2004
29 Beijing, China, 2008
30 London, UK, 2012
The venue of the previous Winter Olympics.
Session Venue Year.
1st France Chamonix 1924
2nd Switzerland St. Moritz 1928
3rd United States Lake Placid 1932
4th German Garmisch (Partenkirchen) 1936 5th Switzerland St. Moritz 1948
6th Oslo, Norway 1952
7th Italy Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956
8th United States Valley 1960
9th Austria Innsbruck 1964
10th France Grenoble 1968
11th Japan Sapporo 1972
12th Austria Innsbruck 1976
13th United States Lake Placid 1980
14th Yugoslav Sarajevo 1984
15th Calgary, Canada 1988
16th France Albertville 1992
17th Norwegian Lillehammer 1994
18th Japan Nagano 1998
19th United States Salt Lake City 2002
20th Turin, Italy 2006
21st Vancouver, Canada 2010
22nd session of Russia Sochi 2014
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