| China at the 2009 Asian Indoor Games | |
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| IOC code | CHN |
| NOC | Chinese Olympic Committee external link (in Chinese and English) |
| in Hanoi | |
| Competitors | 132 in 14 sports |
| Medals Ranked 1st |
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| Asian Indoor Games appearances | |
China competed in the 2009 Asian Indoor Games which were held in Hanoi, Vietnam from October 30, 2009 to November 8, 2009.
| Sport | Gold | Silver | Bronze | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aerobics | 3 | 3 | ||
| Indoor archery | 2 | 2 | ||
| Indoor athletics | 5 | 3 | 1 | 9 |
| Boxing | 3 | 1 | 4 | |
| Board games (Chess) | 3 | 2 | 1 | 6 |
| Board games (Xiangqi) | 2 | 1 | 3 | |
| Cue sports | 4 | 2 | 1 | 7 |
| Dancesport | 5 | 2 | 1 | 8 |
| Dragon and Lion dance | 1 | 1 | ||
| Electronic sports | 1 | 1 | 4 | 6 |
| Finswimming | 5 | 4 | 4 | 13 |
| Muay | 1 | 2 | 1 | 4 |
| Shuttlecock | 1 | 2 | 3 | 6 |
| Short course swimming | 10 | 2 | 3 | 15 |
| Wushu | 4 | 1 | 5 | |
| Total | 48 | 25 | 19 | 92 |
| Medal | Name | Sport | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
 Gold | Zhou Xiaofeng | Aerobics | Men's Single Aerobics |
| Gold | Liu Chao Tao Le Che Lei | Aerobics | Trio N/A Aerobics |
| Gold | Huang Jinxuan | Aerobics | Women's Single Aerobics |
| Gold | Su Bingtian | Athletics | Men's Track 60m |
| Gold | Ji Wei | Athletics | Men's Track 60m Hurdles |
| Gold | Li Ling | Athletics | Women's Field Pole vault |
| Gold | Liu Qing | Athletics | Women's Track 1.500m |
| Gold | Chen Jingwen | Athletics | Women's Track 400m |
| Gold | Dong Cheng | Boxing | Women's Feather Weight 60 kg |
| Gold | Zhang Qin | Boxing | Women's Light Bantam Weight 54 kg |
| Gold | Yang Tingting | Boxing | Women's Light Welter Weight 69 kg |
| Gold | Bu Xiangzhi | Chess | Men's Single Rapid Chess |
| Gold | Ni Hua Bu Xiangzhi Zhao Xue Shen Yang Hou Yifan Wang Yue | Chess | Team Mixed Rapid Chess |
| Gold | Hou Yifan | Chess | Women's Single Rapid Chess |
| Gold | Xiao Guodong | Cue sports | Men's 6-red Snooker |
| Gold | Li Hewen | Cue sports | Men's Single 9-ball Pool |
| Gold | Jin Long | Cue sports | Men's Single Snooker |
| Gold | Chen Siming | Cue sports | Women's Single 6-red Snooker |
| Gold | Zhang Baiyu Shi Lei | Dancesport | Pair mixed Paso Doble |
| Gold | Zhang Baiyu Shi Lei | Dancesport | Pair mixed Samba |
| Gold | Zheng Cen Wu Zhian | Dancesport | Pair mixed Slow Foxtrot |
| Gold | Shen Hong Liang Yujie | Dancesport | Pair mixed Tango |
| Gold | Shen Hong Liang Yujie | Dancesport | Pair mixed Viennese Waltz |
| Gold | Chen Guangji Sun Guangshuai Mu Heng Chu Jihua Zhang Peng Liu Qinglong Chen Shujun Song Xiaoguang Liu Yong Zhao Yongxian Du Yunlong | Dragon and Lion dance | Team's Dragon Dance Optional Exercise |
| Gold | He Xuebin | E-Sports | Need for Speed: Most wanted |
| Gold | Yuan Haifeng | Finswimming | Men's Surface 50m |
| Gold | Zhu Baozhen | Finswimming | Women's Surface 100m |
| Gold | Liu Jiao | Finswimming | Women's Surface 400m |
| Gold | Xu Huanshan | Finswimming | Women's Surface 50m |
| Gold | Zhu Baozhen Xu Huanshan Wang Miao Liang Yaoyue | Finswimming | Women's Team Surface 4 × 100 m |
| Gold | Jiang Xianting | Muay | Women's Light (57 – 60 kg) |
| Gold | Li Baoyi Meng Dongxiao Hu Jianping Wang Juan Chen Liming Sun Liyan | Shuttlecock | Women's Trio Shuttle cock |
| Gold | Shi Feng | Swimming | Men's Backstroke 100m |
| Gold | Shi Feng | Swimming | Men's Backstroke 50m |
| Gold | Shi Feng | Swimming | Men's Butterfly 100m |
| Gold | Shi Feng | Swimming | Men's Butterfly 50m |
| Gold | Pu Wenjie | Swimming | Men's Freestyle 100m |
| Gold | Pu Wenjie | Swimming | Men's Freestyle 200m |
| Gold | Guo Fan | Swimming | Women's Butterfly 100m |
| Gold | Guo Fan | Swimming | Women's Butterfly 50m |
| Gold | Guo Fan | Swimming | Women's Individual Medley 200m |
| Gold | Chen Cheng Guo Fan Guo Jiarui Li Shuang Han Wei Tian Xinhe | Swimming | Women's Team Freestyle Relay 4 x 50m |
| Gold | Gong Jinlan | Wushu | Women's 52 kg |
| Gold | Shi Wenqi | Wushu | Women's 56 kg |
| Gold | Song Ling | Wushu | Women's 65 kg |
| Gold | Feng Kaijie Liu Xiaohui Zhang Xinyi | Wushu | Women's Single Weapon vs. Weapon |
| Gold | Wang Bin | Xiangqi | Men's Single Rapid |
| Gold | Wang Bin Xie Jing Shen Peng Xu Yinchuan | Xiangqi | Men's Team Standard |
 Silver | Zhang Jianping Zhao Shenzhou Wang Zhide | Archery | Men's Team Recurve Indoor Archery |
| Silver | Qi Na Lu Siyi Li Xiaomu | Archery | Women's Team Recurve Indoor Archery |
| Silver | Zhuang Haitao | Athletics | Men's Field Long jump |
| Silver | Yang Yansheng | Athletics | Men's Field Pole vault |
| Silver | Liu Haili | Athletics | Women's Combined Event Pentathlon |
| Silver | Lin Jinmei | Boxing | Women's Light Fly Weight 48 kg |
| Silver | Wang Hao | Chess | Men's Single Rapid Chess |
| Silver | Ni Hua Zhou Jianchao Ding Liren Huang Qian Ju Wenjun Tan Zhongyi | Chess | Team Mixed Blitz Chess |
| Silver | Liang Wenbo | Cue sports | Men's 6-red Snooker |
| Silver | Bi Zhuqing | Cue sports | Women's Single 6-red Snooker |
| Silver | Shao Keqiang Yang Na | Dancesport | Pair mixed Cha Cha Cha |
| Silver | Zheng Cen Wu Zhian | Dancesport | Pair mixed Waltz |
| Silver | Liu Xiao | E-Sports | FIFA Soccer 09 |
| Silver | Jian Ka | Finswimming | Men's Surface 200m |
| Silver | Liang Yaoyue | Finswimming | Women's Surface 100m |
| Silver | Zhong Jiexia | Finswimming | Women's Surface 200m |
| Silver | Zhu Baozhen | Finswimming | Women's Surface 50m |
| Silver | Wang Guan | Muay | Men's Light Middle (67 – 71 kg) |
| Silver | Liu Jia | Muay | Women's Bantam (51 – 54 kg) |
| Silver | Gao Haoguang Li Junjian Zhang Xinyao | Shuttlecock | Men's Trio Shuttle cock |
| Silver | Hu Jianping | Shuttlecock | Women's Single Shuttle cock |
| Silver | Li Shuang | Swimming | Women's Butterfly 50m |
| Silver | Chen Cheng Guo Jiarui Li Shuang Zhao Yuting | Swimming | Women's Team Medley Relay 4 x 50m |
| Silver | Wang Wei | Wushu | Women's 60 kg |
| Silver | Xie Jing | Xiangqi | Men's Single Rapid |
 Bronze | Zhao Kuansong | Athletics | Men's Field High jump |
| Bronze | Zhao Xue | Chess | Women's Single Rapid Chess |
| Bronze | Fu Xiaofang | Cue sports | Women's Single 8-ball Pool |
| Bronze | Shao Keqiang Yang Na | Dancesport | Pair mixed Jive |
| Bronze | Yang Zheng | E-Sports | FIFA Soccer 09 |
| Bronze | Zhang Huajun | E-Sports | NBA Live 2008 |
| Bronze | Yang Zheng | E-Sports | Starcraft: Broodwar |
| Bronze | He Xuebin | E-Sports | Starcraft: Broodwar |
| Bronze | Miao Jingwei | Finswimming | Men's Surface 100m |
| Bronze | Zhou Weihang | Finswimming | Men's Surface 200m |
| Bronze | Yuan Haifeng Miao Jingwei Cen Jinlong Jian Ka Zhou Weihang | Finswimming | Men's Team Surface 4 × 200 m |
| Bronze | Yu Xin | Finswimming | Women's Surface 400m |
| Bronze | Wang Kang | Muay | Men's Light (57 – 60 kg) |
| Bronze | Gao Haoguang Li Junjian | Shuttlecock | Men's Double Shuttle cock |
| Bronze | Gao Haoguang | Shuttlecock | Men's Single Shuttle cock |
| Bronze | Hu Jianping Sun Liyan | Shuttlecock | Women's Double Shuttle cock |
| Bronze | Li Shuang | Swimming | Women's Butterfly 100m |
| Bronze | Chen Cheng Guo Fan Li Shuang Han Wei Zhao Yuting | Swimming | Women's Team Freestyle Relay 4 × 100 m |
| Bronze | Chen Cheng Guo Fan Xu Huiyi Li Shuang Han Wei Tian Xinhe | Swimming | Women's Team Medley Relay 4 × 100 m |
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