There is no fixed number of China Olympic champion bonuses, which are generally: national rewards+local provinces, cities and counties+local enterprises or individual units+athletes' brand sponsors

In fact, athletes' bonuses are all earned by their own sweat, regardless of the amount of Olympic champion bonuses, they represent a country, representing day and night exercise, and their achievements are a test of everything.

For example, Quan Hongchan, a 14-year-old diving champion of China in the 22 Tokyo Olympic Games:

Quan Hongchan won a set of finely decorated houses, a shop and 2, yuan in cash from three Zhanjiang enterprises for her outstanding performance in the women's single 1m platform final of the Tokyo Olympic Games.

She is the smallest member of the China delegation, and she showed her best side. Quan Hongchan said in this interview: She has never been to the zoo or the amusement park, so she can't take her mother to the hospital because she has no money at home. Quan Hongchan just wants to help her mother treat her illness with her hard work, because good grades will lead to good results.

After the athletes win the Olympic champion, there will be many business activities, and some businesses will let them speak for themselves, which will increase their financial resources in their lives. Many people envy their flowers and applause and their lives, but there is much bitterness and pain behind this success.

For example:

Guo Jingjing dives all the year round, and her eyes are almost blind;

Liu Xiang achilles tendon rupture;

Sun Yang's fingerprints almost disappeared, etc.

Everything they got was won. They are national heroes and national pride. Let's praise them together!

Every excellent Olympic champion can't do without an excellent coach:

The excellent performance of athletes in the Olympic Games is also closely related to the coach, so after the athletes win the Olympic Games, not only the athletes themselves, but also the coach will be rewarded. If an athlete wins a gold medal, his bonus must be a million dollars, and the coach's bonus is not much different from the athlete's bonus. But they also deserve it. In order to train and train a group of excellent athletes, they are under great pressure.

In fact, they also need a little hard work and a little harvest in the sports world, not so much for how many rewards they can get, but also for their own love and development of the sports industry. When Olympic champions choose this road, they know that they have to go through several times more efforts than others, lose a lot of time, can't spend more spare time with their families, and it's all worthwhile when they stand on the Olympic podium. Let's cheer for the Olympic athletes!