List the gold medals of other countries, and how much do their countries reward?

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Legal analysis: After winning the Olympic gold medal, various countries, provinces, municipalities and counties may give high rewards. Reward packages include, but are not limited to, cash, real estate, cars, etc.

Legal basis: Olympian Imitation Charter

Chapter 1 covers the supreme powers of the Olympic Movement, the scope of the movement, and the role of the International Committee for the Destruction of the Olympic Committee.

Chapter II covers the legal status of the IOC, the qualifications and the formation of its members.

Chapter 3 covers the IOC's recognition of the International Federations and the role of the International Federations.

Legal analysis: The gold medal reward of the General Administration of Sports is 200,000 yuan, and the local ** will give a heavy reward. The General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China has formulated basic incentives and amounts for athletes who win Olympic medals in Athens, specifically 200,000 yuan for the champion, 120,000 yuan for the runner-up, and 80,000 yuan for the third runner-up.

Legal basis: Sports Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 40: The people at or above the county level shall include sports funds and sports infrastructure funds in the fiscal budget and capital construction investment plans at the corresponding level, and gradually increase investment in sports with the development of the national economy.

Article 41: The State encourages enterprises, public institutions, and social groups to raise their own funds to develop sports, and encourages organizations and individuals to donate and sponsor sports.

Article 42: Relevant state departments shall strengthen the management of sports funds, and no organization or individual may misappropriate or deduct sports funds.

How much do athletes earn for a gold medal? I only know the meaning of the gold medal when I see it.

In terms of population, it is measured in billions.

In the summer of 1984, Xu Haifeng, who had just shot down an Olympic gold medal for China in Los Angeles, returned to China and received a bonus of 9,000 yuan from the state, and his salary rose four levels in a row, from 98 yuan per month to 98 yuan per month. "At that time, I was already very rich. Xu Haifeng said.

In that Olympic Games, the National Sports Commission gave ordinary Olympic gold medalists a bonus of 6,000 yuan, and since then, the number of bonuses has increased year by year.

In the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, the gold medal winner received a prize of 10,000 yuan;

At the 1992 Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, the prize money for gold medalists jumped to 80,000 yuan;

In the 2000 Sydney Olympics, the prize money for gold medalists was increased to 150,000 yuan;

The gold medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics rose to 200,000 yuan;

The 2008 Beijing Olympics was the first time that China hosted the Olympic Games, and the gold medalist won a record high of 350,000 yuan.

In the upcoming London Olympics, it is reported that the General Administration of Sports of China has set a reward of 500,000 yuan for each gold medal - the prize money of Olympic champions has increased 82 times in 28 years.

In addition, in recent Olympic Games, medal winners can also get additional rewards from local provinces and cities, after the Beijing Olympics, Guangdong Province increased the gold medal prize from 250,000 yuan in the Athens Olympics to 500,000 yuan, and the gold medal province Shandong also doubled the gold medal prize to 1 million yuan. Since 1984, Fok Yingdong has also awarded a one-kilogram gold medal and a bonus of US$80,000 to each gold medalist of the Chinese team, plus advertising endorsement income, and now each Olympic gold medal is worth about 1.5 million yuan.

The London Olympics are worth a few bucks.

South Korea: The official reward for the champion is about 330,000 yuan, plus exemption from military service.

Malaysia: Wealthy businessmen have offered a bounty of gold bricks (about 4 million yuan) for the Olympic champion in badminton, as well as a total prize of 4 million yuan promised by the National Sports Council of Malaysia and another company.

Thailand: It was officially announced that the champion will receive a reward of about 10 million baht (about 2 million yuan), but it will be paid in installments.

Russia: A national reward of about 10,000 yuan will be issued to the gold medalists.

United States: The official reward is only 10,000 yuan.

United Kingdom: There are no official cash prizes.

The awards for gold medals in the Asian Games in some countries and regions are as follows:

China:The champion bonus awarded by the state shall not be less than 30,000 yuan, in addition, the local **, sports bureau, advertising sponsors, etc., will also give a certain percentage of the bonus. (In the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games, the champion prize money reached 10,000 yuan, in the 2002 Busan Asian Games it increased to 20,000 yuan, the 2006 Doha Asian Games champion prize money ** reached 30,000 yuan, and the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games champion prize money was also 30,000 yuan.)

South Korea:The gold medal is 1.2 million won (about 7,236 yuan), the silver medal is 700,000 won (about 4,221 yuan) and the bronze medal (about 2,412 yuan), in addition to the opportunity to receive preferential treatment for exemption from military service.

Japan:There are no bonuses. Japan only awards Olympic champions, and Asian Games champions do not receive a penny.

Chinese Taipei:The gold medal is NT$3 million (equivalent to about 600,000 RMB).

North Korea:In addition to material incentives, various titles will be awarded, a share of their own housing and the opportunity to receive imported cars.