What are the countries in the Olympics 5, what are the countries in the Olympics

205 teams in 204 countries and regions.

The opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games is about to begin, and the order of appearance of 205 countries has been determined, Greece will play first, Afghanistan will play second, China will play 42nd, Hong Kong will play 83rd, Chinese Taipei will appear in 180th, and Great Britain.

205-bit finale.

The following countries have hosted the Olympic Games.

Previous Olympic Games host cities:

1896 Athens Olympics (1st).

Paris 1900 (2nd).

St. Louis 1904 (3rd).

London 1908 (4th).

Stockholm 1912 (5th).

Antwerp 1920 (7th).

Paris 1924 (8th).

Amsterdam 1928 (9th).

Los Angeles 1932 (10th).

1936 Berlin Olympics (11th).

London 1948 (14th).

Helsinki 1952 (15th).

Melbourne 1956 (16th).

Rome 1960 (17th).

Tokyo 1964 (18th).

1968 Mexico City Olympic Games (19th).

Munich 1972 (20th).

Montreal 1976 (21st).

1980 Moscow Olympics (22nd).

Los Angeles 1984 (23rd).

Seoul 1988 (24th).

Barcelona 1992 (25th).

Atlanta 1996 (26th).

Sydney 2000 (27th).

Athens 2004 (28th).

2008 Beijing Olympic Games (29th).

London 2012 (30th Olympic Games)Rio de Janeiro 2016 (31st Olympic Games not held)The 6th, 12th, and 13th Olympic Games were suspended due to war during the interwar period.

Among them, London has held 3 times, Athens, Paris, and Los Angeles 2 times each, so as of this year, the number of Olympic Games held in London is the highest.

All about 190 member countries of the Olympic Games, including the United States, China, and Russia, participated.

Ninety-nine percent of all but a small country will participate, as in the case of troubled Syria, which participated in the 2012 London Olympics.

In the more than 100-year history of the Summer Olympics, a total of 19 countries have hosted the Summer Olympics: Greece, France, the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Finland, Australia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Canada, the Soviet Union, South Korea, Spain, China, and Brazil.

Among them, the United States has hosted the Summer Olympics four times, namely the 3rd St. Louis Olympic Games in 1904, the 10th Los Angeles Olympic Games in 1932, the 23rd Los Angeles Olympic Games in 1984, and the 26th Atlanta Olympic Games in 1996.

The UK has hosted the Summer Olympics three times: the 4th Olympic Games in London, England in 1908, the 14th Olympic Games in London, England in 1948, and the 30th Olympic Games in London, England in 2012.

Tournament Introduction:

Under the guidance of Olympism, the Olympic Games is an international social movement that promotes the all-round development of human physical, psychological and social morality, communicates mutual understanding between the peoples of all countries, popularizes Olympism throughout the world, and maintains world peace, with sports and the Olympic Games, the quadrennial Olympic celebration, as the main activities.

The Olympic movement includes an ideological system with Olympism as the core, an organizational system with the International Olympic Committee, the International Federations and National Olympic Committees as the backbone, and an activity system with the Olympic Games as the cycle.

As of March 2022, the host countries of the Olympic Games are: Greece, France, the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Finland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Australia, Canada, the Soviet Union, South Korea, Spain, and Brazil.

August 13 and 29 in Athens, the capital of Greece. The 2004 Athens Olympics were the largest reunion of the Olympic family.

At the 28th Summer Olympic Games, 11,099 athletes from 202 countries and regions competed in 301 events in 28 sports. They pushed the limits and climbed new heights with a faster, higher and stronger Olympic spirit, setting more than 20 new world records in athletics, swimming, cycling, weightlifting and archery.

On September 15 and October 1, 10,000 athletes from 200 delegations around the world competed in 28 major and 300 minor events in the first Summer Olympic Games of the 21st century, the 27th Summer Olympic Games held in Sydney, Australia. The number of events is the largest in any previous Olympic Games.

Inspired by the Olympic spirit, they challenged the limits of human physiology and demonstrated a high level of competition, setting a total of 34 world records, 77 Olympic records, and 3 Olympic bests.

The year marks the 100th anniversary of the modern Olympic Games, and on July 19 and August 4, the 26th Summer Olympic Games were held in Atlanta, USA, to achieve a reunion of the Olympic family.

A total of 10,788 athletes from 197 countries and regions participated in the competition, and players from all over the world broke 25 world records after 17 days of fierce competition. All of these figures set new records in the history of the Olympic Games.

4. The 25th Olympiad is the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. The mascot of this Olympics is an animal that looks like a goat and a dog, named Cobi. The theme song "Barcelona" became popular all over the world before the 1992 Olympic Games.

The slogan of the Games is: "Friends for Life".

5. The XXIV Summer Olympic Games (also known as the Seoul Olympic Games) were held in Seoul (now known as Seoul), the capital of South Korea, from September 17 to October 2, 1988, and the previous Asian Games were also held in the same place.

More than 200 countries and regions participated in the Olympic Games, including Greece, France, the United States, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Germany, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Japan, Finland, Australia, Italy, Mexico, Canada, Russia, South Korea, Spain, China, Brazil, Japan, Argentina, Paraguay and Bolivia.

The Olympic Games is the world's largest multi-sport event hosted by the International Olympic Committee, held every four years and lasting no more than 16 days, making it the most influential sports event in the world.

The Olympic Games are divided into 10 events: the Summer Olympic Games, the Summer Paralympic Games, the Winter Olympic Games, the Winter Paralympic Games, the Summer Youth Olympic Games, the Winter Youth Olympic Games, the Special Olympics World Summer Games, the Special Olympics World Winter Games, the Summer Deaf Olympic Games, and the Winter Deaf Olympic Games. In the Olympic Games, countries and regions use sports to exchange cultures and exchange sports skills, with the aim of encouraging people to continue playing sports.

Which country will not participate in the Olympics in Japan.

1. North Korea. 2. Russia.

The news that Russia will not be able to participate in the Tokyo Olympics has been announced since 2020. On December 17, 2020, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) announced that it had found the Russian Anti-Doping Agency guilty of violations and imposed a two-year penalty on the Russian Anti-Doping Center. It was this punishment that caused Russia to lose its participation in all major international sports events, including the Tokyo Olympics, the Beijing Winter Olympics, and the Qatar Football World Cup.

3. Samoa.

After the country's decision not to participate in the Tokyo Olympics, many people also learned for the first time about this island nation in the South Pacific, with a land area of only 2,934 square kilometers. Samoa's policy was set at a Cabinet meeting on June 30, 2021, which will prevent the Samoan delegation from traveling to Japan for the Tokyo Olympics due to the current severe coronavirus situation in Japan.

The first Olympic Games were attended by several countries.

1. There are 13 countries participating in the first Olympic Games, namely Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, the United Kingdom, Hungary, Germany, Denmark, the United States, France, Chile, Switzerland, Sweden and the host Greece. Among them, Greece has the largest squad, with a total of 230 people, accounting for two-thirds of the total; 19 each from Germany and France; The United States ranked fourth with 14.

2. The qualifications of the participating countries for the first Olympic Games are not as good as those of non-IOC members today. Greece sent invitations to countries around the world, including China, but the vast majority of countries did not send teams to attend the Olympics because they did not know much about the Olympics or for other reasons, including China, and Italy once sent a Milan athlete, who was also the only athlete sent by Italy, and the organizing committee considered him a professional athlete and therefore not allowed to participate.

United Kingdom (London), Romania (Bucharest), France (Paris), Poland (Warsaw), Switzerland (Bern), Sweden (Stockholm), Italy (Rome), Germany (Berlin), Monaco (Monaco), Latvia (Riga), Greece (Athens).

Albania (Tirana), Norway (Oslo), Bulgaria (Sofia), Netherlands (Amsterdam), Ireland (Dublin), Czech Republic (Prague), Slovakia (Bratislava), Portugal (Lisbon).

Slovenia (Ljubljana), Denmark (Copenhagen), Luxembourg (Luxembourg), Spain (Madrid), San Marino (San Marino), Hungary (Budapest), Liechtenstein (Vaduz), Austria (Vienna).

Iceland (Reykjavík), Andorra (Andorra), Finland (Helsinki), Russia (Moscow), Ukraine (Kyiv), Belarus (Minsk), Faroe Islands (Caosjaén), Moldova (Chisinau), Lithuania (Vilnius), Estonia (Tallinn).

Macedonia (Skopje), Croatia (Zagreb), Vatican City (Vatican City), Belgium (Brussels), Malta (Valletta), Gibraltar (Gibraltar City), Montenegro (Podgorica), Serbia (Belgrade), Bosnia and Herzegovina (Sarajevo).

Africa (61).

Angola (Luanda.