Since the first Asian Games in 1951, when did China occupy the first place in the medal table?

In the 14 Asian Games that have been held, Japan, Asia's oldest sports power, has always ranked first in the first eight gold medals. In the 7th Asian Games in 1974, China competed for the first time and ranked third in the number of gold medals. In 1978, China rose to second place in the number of gold medals.

At the 9th Asian Games in 1982, China finally broke Japan's long-term dominance in Asian sports, and the number of gold medals ranked first. Since then, the overall level of Chinese sports has steadily improved, ranking first in the gold medal list in all previous Asian Games, becoming a veritable number one sports power in Asia.

Since the 9th New Delhi Asian Games in 1982, the Chinese team has always occupied the first place in the medal table of the Asian Games.

Achievements of the Chinese delegation in the previous Asian Games:

Session Venue China Team Ranking Gold Medal Silver Medal Bronze Medal Total 17th Incheon 1 151 108 83 342th Guangzhou 1 199 119 98 416th Doha 1 165 88 63 316th Busan 1 150 84 74 308 13th Bangkok 1 129 77 68 274 12th Hiroshima 1 137 92 60 289 11th Beijing 1 183 107 51 341 10th Seoul 1 94 82 46 222 9th New Delhi 1 61 51 41 153 8th Islamabad 2 51 54 45 150 7th Tehran 3 32 45 27 104

In the 1982 New Delhi Games in India, the Chinese delegation won 61 gold medals, surpassing Japan's 57 gold medals and ranking first in the gold medal table for the first time. As of 2021, the Chinese delegation has won a total of 1,191 gold medals in the Asian Games, far surpassing the second-ranked Japanese delegation and occupying the first place in the gold medal list in the history of the runner-up. The Asian Games were first held in 1951 and were dominated by the Japanese delegation, which topped the gold medal table for eight consecutive Asian Games.

The Chinese delegation began to participate in the 7th Asian Games in 1974, and ranked third in the number of gold medals and second in the number of medals in the first participation. In 1978, the Chinese delegation participated for the second time, and the total number of gold medals and medals were the second, second only to Japan, and in the 1982 Asian Games, the Chinese delegation was equal to Japan in the total number of medals, but the number of gold medals surpassed Japan, replacing Japan as the new hegemon of the Asian Games.

In the 1986 Seoul Asian Games, the Chinese delegation was challenged by South Korea, because it was a local battle, and the South Korean team even surpassed China in the number of medals. South Korea won 224 gold medals, compared to China's 222, but China is one ahead of South Korea in the number of gold medals.

The 1990 Beijing Asian Games was the first time China hosted the Asian Games, and the number of gold medals won by the Chinese delegation exceeded 100 for the first time, reaching an astonishing 183 golds, with a total of 341 medals, far surpassing South Korea in second place and Japan in third place.

The 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou was the second time that China had hosted the Asian Games, with the Chinese delegation winning 199 gold medals on home soil, bringing the total number of medals to 416. In 2022, China will host the Asian Games for the third time in Hangzhou, and I hope that the Chinese delegation can achieve good results.

In 1982, China won 61 gold medals in that year, and China won a lot of gold medals every year since.

It was in the 1982 Asian Games that the number of gold medals ranked first, and the number of gold medals has been changing, and China has achieved good results in this regard.

The Chinese team ranked first in the gold medal in the 1982 Asian Games, and then the Chinese team rose, and the strength of the Chinese team became stronger and stronger.

China for the first time in the Asian Games.

When the total number of gold medals was in first place, it was still in 1982. In the 9th Asian Games, my country won a total of 61 gold medals, for such results, naturally. We also won a first prize as a result.

Of course. With the development of society, China's sports level and sports strength have also taken a qualitative leap. In the present.

It is already the absolute hegemon of Asia. Even. on the international stage.

Dominate the team. Yes, our changes in the past few years are obvious to all, and our improvement is also very obvious, and the achievements we have made are for us. is the greatest recognition, so in these arenas, in which projects, we have an absolute advantage.

Let's take a brief look at it together.

The first is the small ball game, although, in the international arena. Our level of play over the ball. It's really not bad, but in small balls, our skills are still very good, for example, table tennis.

and badminton, these two sports, we have an absolute advantage, basically. A lot of competitions, medals in these two sports, have been confiscated by us. This shows where our strength lies in these projects.

It is precisely because of this that we can guarantee our true strength in the medal table. <>

Secondly, diving.

In addition to small ball games.

In addition, diving seems to be our strength, whether it is male or female, or mixed, whether it is high distance or low distance, we are very strong, in this event, we can get a lot of medals every year. <>

Of course, there may be some other projects that are also our strengths, but compared to these two, there will be some shortcomings. It is based on the strong performance of these projects that we have a better ranking and better results. We hope that through our efforts, we can get better results and more honors.

The first time China hosted the Asian Games was in 1990, the 11th Asian Games, which was held in Beijing, China from September 22 to October 7, 1990, which was the first comprehensive international sports competition held by China.

A total of 6,578 sports delegations from 37 countries and regions that are members of the Olympic Council of Asia participated in the Asian Games. China sent 636 athletes to participate in all 27 events and 2 performance events, and Chinese athletes won 3 5 gold medals in this Asian Games, and the overall level has a large advantage in Asia. Men's swimmer Shen Jianqiang won 5 gold medals, ranking first in the number of individual gold medals.

The 1951 Asian Games were held in New Delhi.

The first Asian Games were originally scheduled to be held in 1950, but due to preparations in India, the host country, it was postponed to March 4-11, 1951, in New Delhi, the capital of India, for eight days. 500 athletes from 11 countries and regions competed in six events. The slogan of the Asian Games was "Red Sun".

The event culture and competition venues of the 1951 Asian Games:

1. Event Culture:

The main body of the emblem of the 1951 Asian Games is a red sun radiating 16 flames, representing Asia as the sunrise place in the east of the world, and under the sun are 11 connected rings, representing the 11 participating countries or regions of the Asian Games.

2. Competition venues:

The main stadium of the 1st Asian Games in 1951, the National Stadium of Diachande, is a hockey stadium in New Delhi, India, which can accommodate 10,000 people to play together.

It was 1990.

The 11th Asian Games were held in Beijing, China, from September 22 to October 7, 1990. This is the first comprehensive international sports competition held by China, and 6,578 sports delegations from 37 countries and regions that are members of the Olympic Council of Asia participated in the Asian Games. China sent 636 athletes to compete in all 27 events and 2 performance events.

After a lapse of 12 years, Chinese Taipei returned to the Asian Games family as a representative team of one of China's regions. Shortly before the opening of the Asian Games, Prince Fahd of Kuwait, President of the Olympic Council of Asia, who made great efforts to successfully bid for China's bid to host the Asian Games, unfortunately passed away in the Gulf War that broke out in August, becoming the biggest regret of the Asian Games.

The first Asian Games were held in 1951.

China's first Asian Games was held in Beijing in 1990, which was the 11th Asian Games held from September 22 to October 7, 1990. This is the first comprehensive international sports competition held by China, and 6,578 people from sports delegations from 37 countries and regions that are members of the Olympic Council of Asia participated in the Asian Games.

The mascot of China's first Asian Games is China's giant panda, named "Panpan", which was designed by Liu Zhongren, an art designer from Changchun Film Studio and a national first-class artist, based on the panda "Bass" in the Fuzhou Panda Pavilion. The name "Panpan" means that we hope for peace, friendship and hope for excellent results.

The world's first Asian Games

The first Asian Games were held in 1951, and the first Asian Games were held in New Delhi, the capital of India, for 8 days from March 4 to March 11, 1951. 500 athletes from 11 countries and regions competed in six events, and the slogan of the Asian Games was "Red Sun".

In February 1949, the Asian Sports Federation was inaugurated and it was determined that the first Asian Games would be held in New Delhi in 1950. Subsequently, the Organizing Committee of the New Delhi Asian Games was quickly established. However, due to the wounds of World War II and the economic constraints of the newly independent India, the sports facilities necessary for the Asian Games could not be completed on time, and the competition equipment ordered by the organizing committee in Europe was not sent to New Delhi on time.

The Asian Games Federation agreed to postpone the Games by one year to 1951.

China hosted the Asian Games for the first time in 1990. At that time, the 11th Asian Sports Fair was held in Beijing, with more than 3,700 athletes from 27 countries and regions participating in the competition. The Asian Games had a total of 19 major events and 392 minor events, making it one of the largest comprehensive sports events in Asia at that time.