The number of gold medals won by the host country of the previous Olympic Games, and the host countr

The Olympic Games, abbreviated as the "Olympic Games", is the world's largest multi-sport event hosted by the International Olympic Committee, which is held every four years and has been held for 30 times so far.

The number of gold medals won by the host country in the previous Olympic Games is as follows:

1st 1896 Greece 10 gold medals 2nd 1900 France 26 gold medals 1st 3rd 1904 United States 70 gold medals 1st 4th 1908 Great Britain 56 gold medals 1st 5th 1912 Sweden 24 gold medals 1st 6th 1916 Germany (failed due to the First World War) 7th 1920 Belgium 14 gold medals 5th 1924 France 13 gold medals 3rd 9th 1928 Netherlands 6 gold medals 8th 10th 1932 USA 41 gold medals 1st 11th 1936 Germany 33 gold medals 1st 12th 1940 Japan (failed due to World War II) 13th 1944 Great Britain (failed due to World War II) 14th 1948 Great Britain 3 gold medals 11th 15th 1952 Finland 6 gold medals 8th 16th 1956 Australia 13 gold medals 3rd 17th 1960 Italy 13 gold medals 3rd 18th 1964 Japan 16 gold medals 3rd 19th 1968 Mexico 3th 20th 1972 Germany 13 gold medals 4th 1976 Canada 0 gold medals.

22nd 1980 USSR 80 Gold Medals 1st 23rd 1984 USA 83 Gold Medals 1st 24th 1988 South Korea 12 Gold Medals 4th 25th 1992 Spain 13 Gold Medals 6th 26th 1996 USA 44 Gold Medals 1st 27th 2000 Australia 16 Gold Medals 4th 28th 2004 Greece 6 Gold Medals 15th 29th 2008 China 51 Gold Medals Ranked 1st in the 30th edition of 2012 Great Britain 29 gold medals ranked 3rd

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70 gold medals from the United States at the 3rd St. Louis Olympic Games, 56 gold medals from the United Kingdom at the 4th London Olympic Games, 80 gold medals from the former Soviet Union at the 22nd Moscow Olympic Games, 83 gold medals from the United States at the 23rd Los Angeles Olympic Games and 55 gold medals from the former Soviet Union at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games.

At that time, due to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, most countries led by the United States boycotted the 1980 Soviet Olympics and held the Olympic Games in the United States in 1984, just as the Soviet Union took the opportunity to boycott the 1984 Olympics in retaliation, so the United States won 83 gold medals. In the post-Cold War era, no country has yet surpassed it.

Now all countries are developing their own sports, and they all have the strength to win gold medals, unlike at that time, many countries were busy with the reconstruction of their own countries and wars, and did not have the time, energy and money to develop sports. Now it's not easy to get forty dollars.

3 1904 St. Louis, USA 77 gold.

4 1908 London, England 56 gold.

22 1980 Moscow, USSR 80 gold.

23 1984 Los Angeles, USA 83 gold.

29 2008 Beijing, China 51 gold.

There are also policy reasons, and when the country is prosperous, sports are prosperous.

Ranking of Olympic gold medals over the past 100 years Total number of gold medals won by countries Comparison of gold medals by country.

The only Summer Olympics were held in Montreal, Canada, in 1976 for the 21st Olympic Games, and the host country Canada only won five silver and six bronze medals, ranking 27th in the medal table, becoming the only host of the Summer Olympics without a gold medal.

Four Winter Olympics hosts have failed to win a gold medal:

1st Winter Olympics in Chamonix, France, 1924: France won 3 bronze medals, ranked 9th 1928 Winter Olympics in St. Moritz, Switzerland 2nd Winter Olympics: Switzerland won 1 bronze medal, ranked 9th 14th Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, 1984:

Yugoslavia won one silver medal and finished 15th

1988 15th Winter Olympics in Calgary, Canada: Canada won 2 silvers and 3 bronzes, finishing 13th

At the 21st Olympic Games held in Montreal, Canada, in 1976, the host country Canada did not win a gold medal, winning only five silver and six bronze medals, ranking 27th in the medal table.

It was the only Olympics where the host country did not win a gold medal.

In the 08 Beijing Olympics, foreigners said that China did not win the gold medal, and I laughed.

7 Gold, 6 Silver, 6 Bronze The host country, Brazil, won a total of 19 medals.