How many gold medals has China won in the Olympic Games, and how many gold medals have it won in the

A total of 112 gold medals were won at all the Olympic Games, including 51 at the Beijing Olympics.

The Beijing Olympics won 51 golds, adding up to 112 in previous editions

China is ranked first in the gold medal table, Chinese Taipei is ranked 21st, and Hong Kong, China is ranked 23rd.

Tokyo Olympics medal table A

Tokyo Olympics medal table B

Olympic gold medal awards refer to the awards given to athletes who have won Olympic gold medals. In August 2012, according to ** reports, China's Olympic gold medal award was upgraded from 6,000 yuan at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics to 500,000 yuan at the 2012 London Olympics.

After each Olympic Games, the rewards of various countries and regions for their athletes to win gold medals are mostly reflected in bonuses, and the number of bonuses is more generous than the previous one. In China, for example, according to **, the country's gold medal award increased from 6,000 yuan in 1984 to 500,000 yuan in 2012, an increase of more than 80 times in 28 years. And this is only the national level rewards, and the "local" rewards from the player's location** are even more generous.

It is estimated that Shaanxi, Liaoning, Zhejiang, Hunan, and other major sports provinces have rewarded gold medal athletes with about 450,000 yuan, and in addition to the sponsorship bonuses of various businesses and enterprises in society, the final bonus for each gold medal athlete is conservatively estimated to be more than 1 million yuan. It can be said that Olympic champions are "not bad for money".

This kind of cash reward for Olympic gold medalists is not a "Chinese characteristic", but an "international practice". Countries around the world have already set award standards before the opening of the 2012 London Olympic Games, such as Singapore 1 million Singapore dollars (about 5 million yuan), Malaysia 1 million ringgit (about 2 million yuan), Russia 100,000 euros (about 780,000 yuan), Japan 3 million yen (about 240,000 yuan), the United States 100,000 dollars (about 160,000 yuan). Although the standard of prize money varies greatly from country to country, it is an indisputable fact that Olympic gold medals can bring a significant monetary reward to athletes.

Gold medals bring more than just money, each country will have its own set of special rewards. The host of the "slam door", Great Britain, announced before the opening of the Olympics that it would not give cash prizes to the Olympic champions, instead making their ** into stamps of the Royal Mail and painting the mailboxes in the champions' hometowns gold. South Koreans are much more realistic, and gymnast Yang Heshan, who won a gold medal in vault in London, received free instant noodles for a lifetime from Nongshim.

And the most important reward for their compatriot North Korean gold medalists is the hukou of the capital, Pyongyang, which means that they and their families will be guaranteed for the rest of their lives.

In addition to the above-mentioned countries, there are many other novelty rewards in each country. Germany offered 10,000 euros to the London Olympic champion, as well as two Europe-wide tickets; Greece, on the other hand, offers a stable job as a civil servant for gold medal athletes. Belarusian athletes, after winning the gold medal at the London Olympics, will be rewarded with free sausages for life from Belarusian sausage manufacturers; In Hong Kong, China, gold medalists can get free subway rides for life.

Since 1984, the National Sports Committee has given the Olympic gold medal.

DU winners. Since the reward of 6,000 yuan, the DAO country has won the Olympic gold medal and returned to other medals.

In 1988, the gold medal prize of the Seoul Olympic Games was 10,000 yuan, and in the 1992 Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, the national sports committee gave gold, silver and bronze medal athletes 50,000, 30,000 and 20,000 yuan. Four years later, the prize money for the gold medal at Sydney 2000 had risen to $80,000.

The 2004 Athens Olympic Games is by far the highest prize money is also the largest increase, the State General Administration of Sports to give the gold medal of 200,000 yuan, silver medal 120,000, bronze medal 80,000, and all are exempt from personal income tax, in order to encourage Chinese athletes to wear gold and silver in the Olympic Games, for the motherland to win a huge honor at the same time, the award of gold medals or other medals of athletes has become the focus of people's attention.

It depends on what event and which Olympic Games, the basic should be about one million, reference: In 2003, Guangdong athlete Chen Xiaomin auctioned off his gold medal in weightlifting at the Sydney Olympics to support charity in his hometown, and won 1.28 million yuan.

The medals of the Beijing Olympics are probably the most valuable medals in the history of the Olympic Games, because gold and jade are two relatively rare materials, both domestically and internationally. Each gold medal at the Beijing Olympics was made of sterling silver and then plated with 6 grams of pure gold. According to the recent international gold price, **** is about 290-300 yuan grams, and the gold medal alone is worth 2,000 yuan.

Since ancient times, China has said that gold and silver are valuable and jade is priceless, and the value of a gold inlaid jade gold medal has become a mystery.