Who is the Chinese athlete who has won the most gold medals in the Olympic Games so far in 2006

Who was the first athlete to win nine gold medals at all of the Olympic Games?

The Olympic flame, which had been burning for 16 days, has been slowly extinguished, and the curtain has come down on the 31st Summer Olympic Games in Rio. It can be said that the arena is a stage for the birth of miracles, for example, the Chinese women's volleyball team won the championship yesterday, which is the Chinese women's volleyball team girls pushed down with difficulty, this is the first time in 12 years that the Chinese women's volleyball team won the championship again, and the final affects the hearts of hundreds of millions of people. Of course, there are many legends in Olympic history, such as American swimmer Phelps, who has won 23 Olympic gold medals since he entered the Olympics in 2000.

Do you know who was the first athlete to win a total of nine gold medals at all Olympic Games? Let's take a look back at some of the biggest names in the history of the Olympic Games.

Who is the first athlete to win a total of nine gold medals at the Olympic Games in which he participated?

It is reported that in the history of the Olympic Games, only four athletes have won nine gold medals, and Finland's Paavo Nurmi is the first athlete to win a total of nine gold medals in all the Olympic Games in which he participated. Finnish long-distance runner Paavo Numir is a legend in Olympic history, he has participated in 12 events in three consecutive Olympic Games, won a total of 13 medals, is one of the most gold medals in all Olympic Games, and is known as "the most gold medalist in the history of the 20th century Olympic Games".

According to the data, Zen Tachibana accompanied Paavo Nurmi was born in 1897, as a professional athlete, participated in the Antwerp Olympics in 1920, in the men's 5000-meter race, Paavo Nurmi won a silver medal, and France's Joseph Guillermot won the championship. But three days later, in the 10,000m race, Paavo Nurmi avenged a 5,000m defeat to Joseph Guillermot to win the gold medal in the event. Paavo Nurmi also competed in trail running, winning two gold medals in the competition, both individually and collectively.

At the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris, France, Paavo Nurmi was said to have performed even better than the previous Games. He first won the gold medal in the 1,500-meter race, and two hours later, he won the 5,000-meter race. Two days later, on the hottest day in Paris' history, Paavo Nurmi braved the heat to win the 10,000-metre trail run and help Finland win the event.

Paavo Nurmi also won the gold medal in the 3,000m race and he also hopes to defend his title in the 10,000m run, but Finland refuses to let him continue to compete to protect his health. Returning home, Paavo Nurmi set a world record in the 10,000m at home, a record that remained unmatched for the next 13 years.

From Amsterdam 1928 onwards, trail running was excluded from the Games, which was also Paavo Nurmi's strength, but he successfully defended his title in the 10,000m race, where he held the world record. In addition, Paavo Nurmi won silver medals in the 5,000m run and steeplechase.

As of March 18, 2019, the last three Summer Olympics are: Beijing 2008, London 2012, and Rio 2016.

1. The Chinese sports delegation won 51 gold medals in the Beijing Olympic Games, ranking first in the gold medal list.

2. The Chinese sports delegation won 38 gold medals in the London Olympic Games, ranking second in the gold medal list.

3. The Chinese sports delegation won 26 gold medals in the Rio Olympics, ranking third in the gold medal list.

The last three Olympic Games were Athens 2004, Beijing 2008 and London 2012. The following is the number of gold medals won by Chinese athletes in each edition:

Athens 2004: 32 gold medals.

Beijing 2008: 51 gold medals.

London 2012: 38 gold medals.

In the three Olympic Games, Chinese athletes won a total of 121 gold medals.

In the last three Olympic Games, the number of gold medals won by Chinese athletes is still quite impressive.

30th London — 38

29th Beijing-51

28th Athens — 32

2012 Olympic Games Chinese athlete.

All the gold medal winners are as follows