1974 Tehran Asian Games: 0 gold medals (8 silver and 2 bronze).

1978 Bangkok Asian Games: 0 gold medals (8 silver and 6 bronze).

1982 Asian Games in New Delhi: 3 gold medals. Ye Runcheng won the first gold medal of the Asian Games for us in the men's100m breaststroke.

1986 Seoul Asian Games: 10 gold medals.

1990 Beijing Asian Games: 23 gold medals, surpassing the Asian hegemon for the first time abroad.

1994 Hiroshima Asian Games: 15 gold medals.

1998 Bangkok Asian Games: 13 gold medals.

2002 Asian Games in Busan: 20 gold medals.

Doha Asian Games in 2006: 16 gold medals.

20 10 Guangzhou Asian Games: 24 gold medals, the best result in the history of participation.

Incheon Asian Games 20 14: 22 gold medals.

20 18 Asian Games in Jakarta: 19 gold medals.

Hangzhou Asian Games in 2023: 28 gold medals.

On September 29th, 2023, the closing day of swimming events in Hangzhou Asian Games, China team won four gold medals in women's 50m butterfly and men's 50m breaststroke, which not only ended the journey of the Asian Games with a total score of 28 gold medals, but also set the best record for China swimming team in the history of the Asian Games. China Swimming Team welcomes a new "Golden Generation"!

Now, for the China swimming team, it is very good to have a good connection between the old and the new. In fact, it should be said that there is still a generation of backbone between the old and the new, such as veteran Wang Shun, 29 years old; Like Ye, although she didn't blossom in her best medley, she found a new breakthrough. Like Zhang Yufei, a typical model, 6 gold in hand. The three of them are the power of example.

Introduction of Hangzhou Asian Games:

The 2022 Hangzhou 19 Asian Games, referred to as "Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games", will be held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, and was originally scheduled to be held on September 25th, 2022 10; On July 19, 2022, the OCA announced that it would be held from September 23rd to June 8th, 2023, with the same name and logo.

The theme slogan of the Hangzhou Asian Games is "Heart to Heart, @ Future" (hereinafter referred to as "Heart to Heart"), which is designed on the traditional cultural symbol "Concentric Circle" in China and combined with the Internet symbol "@". Two smiling symbols, like a person's outstretched hands, hold up China and Asia and convey a friendly, peaceful and harmonious atmosphere to the world.

At the same time, it symbolizes the idea that China and Asia are integrated, going to the Asian Games together and creating the future. It fully expresses the joy and glory brought by the Asian Games under the inspiration of "heart to heart" and shows the United, progressive and harmonious family of mankind.

Please refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Hangzhou Asian Games for the above contents.