How many people can the opening ceremony venue of Hangzhou Asian Games accommodate?

The venue for the opening ceremony of the Hangzhou Asian Games can accommodate 80,000 people.

Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium is located at No.3, Hong Fei Road, Binjiang District, Hangzhou, near the Olympic Sports Center Station of Metro Line 7 and about 3 kilometers away from the Asian Games Village. The stadium covers an area of 430 mu, with a building height of 59.4 meters and a total construction area of 265,438+6,000 square meters. There are 6 floors above ground and 2 floors underground, with 80,800 seats. It is the second largest stadium in China after the Bird's Nest.

The overall design concept of Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium originates from the fluctuation of Qiantang River water and the charm and elegance of Hangzhou silk, and comes from the texture and textile system of Hangzhou silk. The architectural posture originates from the dynamics of the Qiantang River, and the simple petal unit is like a beautiful lotus in full bloom on the Qiantang River.

Highlights of the opening ceremony of Hangzhou 19 Asian Games;

1. The ceremonies and performances of the whole opening ceremony take water as the series and tide as the meaning, which embodies the tide of national style and shows the blending and agitation of China, Asia and the world in the new era. September 23rd coincides with the autumnal equinox solar terms, and it is also the sixth farmers' harvest festival in China. In this harvest season, the opening ceremony will incorporate the element of "osmanthus". Osmanthus fragrans is rich in fragrance, and it has become an important creative concept throughout the opening ceremony to carry forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture and display the modern civilization of the Chinese nation.

2. The opening ceremony of Hangzhou Asian Games creatively adopted the way of "digital lighting". During the lighting of the main torch, more than 6,543.8+billion "digital torchbearers" will gather along the Qiantang River to form a visual digital torchbearer, who will light the main torch together with six torchbearers offline. This is the first time in human history to regenerate carbon waste and light the Asian Games flame with zero-carbon methanol.