บท 376: Chapter 321: The End of the Olympics and the Medal Table

On June 9, 1912, the fifth Summer Olympic Games, i.e., the Sydney Olympics, officially took place in the capital of Australasia, Sydney.

All athletes from the 31 countries around the world who participated in this Olympic Games, totaling more than 3,500, attended the opening ceremony on June 9.

According to statistics from the Australasian Government, there were more than 50,000 spectators at the opening ceremony, and outside the stadium, there were over 100,000 Australasians watching.

It would not be an exaggeration to say that this was a nationally watched event. Also, many governments and tens of millions of people around the world were paying attention to the Olympic Games.

Arthur also attended the event that day and announced the official opening of the Olympics.

Arthur's arrival caused a frenzy among the Australasians present and demonstrated the extent of his popularity in Australasia to foreign spectators.