How much wealth did the 2008 Olympics bring to China?

I think in terms of economic benefits we should say how much China has invested.

Rather than bringing much wealth, it brought some employment at the time, but our investment was huge and unprecedented.

The real wealth is to let the world know more about China, Beijing and China now.

China's 2008 Olympics made money.

According to the results of the audit of the financial revenue and expenditure of the Beijing Olympic Games released by the National Audit Office on June 19, 2009, the Beijing Olympic Games made money.

According to the actual income and expenditure as of March 15, 2009, the subsequent realizable income and the statistical results of the expenditure to be settled, the revenue of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee will reach 20.5 billion yuan, an increase of 800 million yuan over the budget; Expenditure will reach $100 million, a slight increase over the budget; The balance of income and expenditure will exceed $1 billion.

Tournament Evaluation: The Beijing Olympics is the best of all Olympic Games. Few people should be able to do this in the future.

This is not only my personal opinion, but also the opinion of the vast majority of ** and the IOC**. (Commentary by former IOC President Samaranch).

The Beijing Olympics will showcase China's achievements in the successful path of modernization and opening up over the past decades. China will continue on this path of success. I believe that the Beijing Olympic Games is not only a glorious sports event, but also a festival that connects people of all ethnic groups in the world.

Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder commented).

Through the Beijing Olympic Games, people from all over the world can get to know each other, encourage each other, and learn from each other. The Beijing Olympics will also be an opportunity for people around the world to learn more about China and the Chinese people. (Gabon ** Bongo Commentary).

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The Olympics are all held in a hurry, whether it is a loss of money or a profit, and the next postponement may really have no audience.

The direct construction cost of the Olympic venues is more than 28 billion, and the urban construction cost is more than 280 billion, if the urban construction costs are not counted, the construction costs of the venues are directly calculated, and since the opening day of the Olympic Games, Beijing has earned back 3.4 billion yuan, which is just the official figure, and the property of the Olympic venues is now said to be auctioned, and the preliminary estimate is more than 100 million.

Now hosting large-scale competitions is only about making money and not losing money, such as the Olympic Games, the World Cup, etc. As for earning more and earning less, it depends on how you understand it. Judging from the books at that time, it didn't make too much, but in terms of comprehensive, overall and long-term, it was a big profit.

Hehe, I hope China can successfully bid for the World Cup.

There will be losses in terms of money. But the political side is a big profit. In terms of money, there will be a driving effect in the long run.

It has driven the tourism and real estate industry in Beijing and other cities, and will also introduce investment. All industries will be driven.

A country's prosperity, strength, and prosperity need to be reflected in various aspects.

If you think about the land price within Beijing's 3rd Ring Road, you will know whether it is a loss or a gain.

But from the point of view of money, it should be lost.

I believe that many people are very concerned about the Olympic Games. The Olympic Games are arguably the top and most noteworthy sporting events in the entire field of sports performance. In this world sporting field, athletes from all over the world come together to shine in this field on behalf of their country.

The Olympics are not held every year, but only once every four years, according to half of the Venusian cycle. Being the host country of the Olympic Games reflects a country's standing and economic power on the international stage. At the same time, as the host, international friends intuitively see that the order and ability of a country is a great challenge to the maintenance of athletes and spectators from all over the world.

Running a successful Olympics is not that simple. First, the construction of the venue requires a lot of investment and a lot of follow-up work. For some poor and backward countries, although they have the intention to hold the Games, they will choose to give up because of their lack of strength, but for some countries that want to embark on the road of internationalization.

Hosting the Olympics will undoubtedly bring them great benefits and the best chance to prove their country. China won the right to host the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Such news was a great joy for the people of the whole country at that time, but there were also concerns.

On the one hand, China can prove in the world that China is no longer a poor and backward country trampled on by others, and that China has the absolute strength to host this world-famous competition and make a wonderful contribution to China's rapid development. On the other hand, with the pressure brought by this competition, I believe that many people are not very clear how much China invested in hosting the Olympic Games at that time. The answer was nearly $44 billion, which was equivalent to about 300 billion yuan at the exchange rate at the time.

There are 11 zeros in the back, which can be said to be astronomical. Since 13 July 2001, the President of the International Olympic Committee, Mr. Samaranch, has announced in Moscow that Beijing will be the host city of the 2008 Olympic Games. China is preparing for this.

I believe many netizens are curious. 300 billion yuan of the Olympic Games, did China lose or earn?

The most iconic buildings at this Olympics are the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube. Many people think that it is not worth investing so much money to build venues to host the Olympic Games, and that it must be a loss, but it is not.

The construction of the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube played a huge role in the Olympic Games and also won us enough façade. After the Olympics, two unique buildings like this one became one of the attractions visited by many tourists. In addition to being set up as a tourist attraction, many celebrities will also choose to hold their own concerts and other major programs here, which is also a very considerable income.

In the future, there will be more and more people traveling and holding events, and it is understandable to make money.

However, the reason why China invests so much human and material capital is not to make money blindly, but to prove to the world that China is an opportunity. China was no longer a poor and backward small country before, but also a big country that could stand on its own feet and gain a foothold in the world, so these cannot be measured in money.

It has made a profit, but there is no way to calculate the specific amount of profit, it has driven the economy of our country, and some Olympic buildings are still generating income so far.

We made a lot of profits, because we held the Olympics very successfully that year, and the countries spoke very highly of us, and the amount of ** was also very large.

After adjustment, the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee determined the budget for the Olympic Games as follows: the total scale of revenue is 100 million yuan (equivalent to 100 million US dollars), the total scale of expenditure is 100 million yuan (equivalent to 100 million US dollars), and the surplus is 100 million yuan (equivalent to 100 million US dollars).

When China hosted the Olympic Games in 2008, China probably made a profit of about 100 million yuan, at least not at a loss.

Profit Mao, don't want to think about the maintenance of the venue after the opening of the games, just talking about the Bird's Nest, are you sure that the current visit fee can be repaired? Are there other sports facilities venues, most of which are not idle? Can playing and training be a place?

Those who say money is not an issue, I feel the same as a primary school student? Didn't the Eight-Nation Coalition fight Beijing because of money? The Opium War wasn't because of money?

The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were not involved by the United States because of money?

Through this Olympic Games, my country has made a profit of hundreds of millions this time, but through this sports meeting, it has also improved my country's reputation.

At that time, the Olympics had already caused a sensation across the country, and a total of 100 million yuan was earned. That's a pretty impressive number.

It has not been clearly announced, but the benefits of hosting the Olympics are very numerous, not only in terms of money, but also in terms of reputation.

I don't know the specifics, but it should be about 2 billion, and it caused a lot of sensation and received a lot of attention at the time.

It is said that there is at least a surplus of 100 million US dollars, but I don't know the exact amount.

The Beijing Olympics were, of course, profitable. Funding aside, in the long run, the 2008 Beijing Olympics will bring huge economic benefits to China and a better international image.

You must know that the holding of the Olympic Games not only obtained short-term benefits, that is, income from broadcasting rights, tickets, sponsorships, etc., but also saw later benefits in tourism, transportation, etc.

Additional Information: Games of the XXIX Olympiad, also known as the 2008 Beijing Olympics, took place in Beijing, China, from August 8 to 24, 2008. This is the first Summer Olympics held by China, and it tops the gold medal table with 51 gold medals, making it the first Asian country in Olympic history to top the gold medal table.

The host city of the Olympic Games is Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, Shenyang and Qingdao are the co-host cities, and Hong Kong will host the equestrian events. Two water and land "flyers" were born - American Phelps and Jamaica's Usain Bolt, the former won eight consecutive gold medals in swimming, and the latter was praised as "the fastest man in the world".

Location: Beijing, People's Republic of China.

Slogan: One World, One Dream.

Torch. The 2008 Beijing Olympic torch is the "auspicious cloud torch". On April 26, 2007, the Organizing Committee of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games officially announced the torch style at the Beijing Millennium Monument.

The torch is 72 cm long, weighs 985 grams, burns for 15 minutes, burns normally at a wind speed of no more than 65km h, and has a flame height of 25-30 cm at zero wind speed, which can be identified and photographed in both strong light and daylight.

Medals. The medals of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games are gold-inlaid jade, silver-inlaid jade, and copper-inlaid jade. On March 27, 2007, the 500th day before the opening of the Olympic Games was officially announced.

The medal has a diameter of 70 mm and a thickness of 6 mm. The obverse of the medal features the IOC's uniform pattern of the Greek goddess of victory standing with wings and the Greek Panathinaico Arena. The back of the medal is inlaid with a jade bi in the shape of an ancient Chinese dragon pattern, and the emblem of the Beijing Olympics is engraved on the metal figure in the center of the back.

The medal hook evolved from the traditional Chinese jade double dragon Pu Wenhuang.

The medal has strong Chinese characteristics, which not only reflects the praise of the winners, but also vividly interprets the values of the Chinese nation since ancient times, which is the "combination of Chinese and Western" in the image landscape project of the Beijing Olympic Games with Chinese civilization and Olympic spirit.