Paris 2024 Olympics: Hong Kong's medals at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Hong Kong's medal table at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games:

• 🥇 Gold medals: 3
• 🥈S ilver medals: 4
• 🥉 Bronze medals: 1
• 🏅 Total: 8

The table of Hong Kong medals at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games:

• 🥇 Gold medals: 2
• 🥈 S ilver medals: 0
• 🥉 Bronze medals: 2
• 🏅 Total: 4

From Winter Games to Summer Games, Hong Kong continues to write its Olympic history. From July 26 to August 11, 2024, and again from August 28 to September 8, the Hong Kong delegation is in Paris for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and it now remains to be seen whether they can do better than at the previous Summer Olympics in Tokyo in 2021.

Hong Kong won 6 medals (one Gold, two Silver and three Bronze), making this its best performance since the territory's official debut at the 1952 Olympic Games - indeed, winning more medals than all the previous Games combined.

An opportunity to take a closer look at the medal-winning journey!

• To be read
• Paris Olympics: the medals won by France at these 2024 Olympics.
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Hong Kong's performances and medals at the Tokyo 2021 Olympics:

• 1 gold medal: Cheung Ka Long in fencing (men's individual foil)
• 2 Silver medals: Siobhán Haughey in swimming (women's 100 m freestyle and women's 200 m freestyle)
• 3 Bronze medals: Grace Lau in karate (women's kata), the women's table tennis team (Doo Hoi Kem, Lee Ho Ching, Minnie Soo) and Lee Wai-sze in track cycling (women's individual sprint).

Good luck, Hong Kong athletes!

Please note that this guide to Hong Kong medals will be updated throughout the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, so remember to keep this page bookmarked if you're interested in the information!

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