National Games a few years

Summary: The National Games, referred to as the National Games, is the highest level of the country, the largest comprehensive games, the competition program in addition to the basic martial arts and the Olympic Games is not far from the task of training new people for the national Olympic strategy, selecting talent. So how many years is the National Games? The National Games are generally held once every four years, the following to understand the knowledge of the National Games. All over the Games Introduction National Games is generally the Chinese People's *** and the National Games, referred to as the "National Games". The National Games is China's highest level, the largest comprehensive games. The National Games competition program in addition to martial arts is basically the same as the Olympic Games, its original intention is to train new people for the country's Olympic strategy, selecting talent. The Games are held once every four years, usually around the Olympic year.

National Games a few years

One every four years

Types of National Games events

Comprehensive sports

The National Games history review of the previous National Games competitions the first of the first New China's first National Games on September 13, 1959 ~ October 03, 1959 was held in Beijing, the participation of the provinces, municipalities, Autonomous regions, the Chinese People's Liberation Army and other 29 units 10658 people. ***There were 36 competition events and 6 performance events.

Competition events: soccer, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, tennis, badminton, handball, baseball, women's softball, water polo, polo, track and field, road cycling, gymnastics, skill sports, weightlifting, swimming, diving, rowing, wushu, Chinese wrestling, archery, Chinese chess, chess, horse racing, obstacle course horse racing, shooting, motorcycle cross-country, motorcycle road, radio transceiver, Nautical multiple, nautical model, gliding, aircraft parachuting, parachute tower parachuting, aviation model **** 36 items.

Performance events: racetrack cycling, fencing, freestyle wrestling, classical wrestling, chess, jet skis **** 6 items.

Medal setup: 384 gold medals; 405 silver medals; 380 bronze medals.

Record-breaking situation: two people and two teams broke the world record four times; 64 people 844 times broke the national record in 106 individual events.

The Second Second National Games was held on September 11, 1965 - September 28, 1965 in Beijing. At the opening ceremony, more than 16,000 people performed the large-scale group exercise "Revolutionary Hymn". *** There were 5,014 participants.

The competition items: soccer, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, tennis, badminton, water polo, track and field, cycling, gymnastics, weightlifting, fencing, swimming, diving, wrestling, archery, shooting, motorcycle, radio transmitting and receiving telegrams, parachute jumping from airplanes, aeronautical models, and model sailing 22 items.

Performance items: Wushu*** 1 item.

Medal setup: 300 gold medals; 303 silver medals; 300 bronze medals.

Record breaking: 24 people broke 9 world records 10 times, 330 people broke 130 national records 469 times.

The Third Third National Games was held in Beijing from September 12, 1975 to September 28, 1975, with 31 teams ****12,497 athletes including Taiwan Province of China, the competition items set 28 items for adults, 8 items for juniors, and 6 performance items.

Competition events: soccer, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, tennis, baseball, women's softball, handball, track and field, gymnastics, skills, swimming, diving, water polo, rowing (including rowing, kayaking, paddleboating), weightlifting, shooting, archery, fencing, wushu, bicycling (including road cycling and track cycling), Chinese wrestling, chess (including Go, Chinese chess and Chess), Ice Hockey, Speed Skating, Figure Skating, Skiing.

Show events: equestrian, swing, springboard, national wrestling, parachute jumping, aeromodelling, model sailing, jet skiing, motorcycle and toddler sports.

Medals: 310 gold; 309 silver; 311 bronze.

Record-breaking: one team of four people broke three world records six times, two people tied two world records twice, 49 teams of 83 people broke 62 national records 197 times, and four teams of 36 people broke 58 national youth records 144 times.

The Fourth Fourth National Games was held on September 15, 1979 - September 30, 1979 in Beijing. There were 31 teams ****15189 athletes including Taiwan Province participated, there were 34 items in the adult group and 2 items in the junior group.

Competition events: soccer, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, tennis, handball, baseball, women's softball, track and field, gymnastics, skills, weightlifting, swimming, diving, water polo, rowing (rowing, kayaking, paddleboating), wushu, archery, chess (Chinese chess, Go, Chess), fencing, cycling (road, track), wrestling (Chinese, freestyle, classical), Speed Skating, Figure Skating, Ice Hockey, Skiing, Shooting, Motorcycle, Parachute Jumping, Model Aviation, Model Sailing, Motorboat and Diving*** 34 items.

Performance events: team gymnastics.

Medal setup: 469 gold medals; 471 silver medals; 469 bronze medals.

Record-breaking: five people broke five world records five times, two people tied three world records three times, 36 teams of 204 people broke 102 national records 376 times, two teams of six people broke five national junior records 10 times.

The Fifth Fifth National Games September 18, 1983 - October 1, 1983 held in Shanghai, the competition has 25 items, 1 performance items, 31 teams of 8943 athletes participated.

The competition items: soccer, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, badminton, tennis, handball, field hockey, track and field, gymnastics, artistic gymnastics, weightlifting, swimming, diving, water polo, sailing, windsurfing, archery, shooting, fencing, cycling, wrestling, judo, wushu performances, rowing, kayaking. Among them, artistic gymnastics, judo, windsurfing and field hockey are new competitions.

Performance events: Wushu.

Medal setup: 277 gold medals; 279 silver medals; 282 bronze medals.

Record-breaking: two people broke two world records three times, seven people broke nine Asian records 12 times, and 38 teams of 64 people broke 60 national records 142 times.

Sixth Sixth National Games November 20, 1987 - December 5, 1987 held in Guangdong Province, which is China's history on the largest scale of a sports event, *** there are 37 teams of 7,228 athletes to participate in the finals, set up 44 competitions.

Competition: soccer, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, tennis, badminton, handball, hockey, women's softball, baseball, track and field, swimming, diving, water polo, synchronized swimming, weightlifting, gymnastics, artistic gymnastics, fencing, judo, international wrestling, Chinese wrestling, Go, Chinese chess chess, equestrian, modern pentathlon, wushu, shooting, archery, rowing, canoeing, Sailing, windsurfing, flipper swimming, model sailing, model aviation, cycling, water skiing, motorboats, motorcycle off-road, radio direction finding, parachuting.

Show events: golf, bowling, bridge.

Medal setup: 343 gold medals; 344 silver medals; 347 bronze medals.

Record-breaking situation: there are 10 people 2 teams 17 times to break 15 world records, 3 people 3 times to tie 3 world records, 2 people 2 times to exceed 2 world records, 18 people 1 team 24 times to break 17 Asian records, 10 people 14 times to set 17 Asian records, 28 people 39 times to exceed 21 Asian records, 85 people 14 teams 168 times to break 82 national records.

The 7th 7th National Games was hosted by Beijing and co-organized by Qinhuangdao City and Sichuan Province. The Beijing competition was held from September 04, 1993 to September 10, 1993. In addition to the athletes who participated in a number of earlier events and the Chengdu event, the main Beijing competition*** was attended by 4,228 athletes and 1,200 coaches from 45 delegations, including the People's Liberation Army (PLA) and the industry sports associations, which, together with the personnel of the delegations' regimental departments and so on, amounted to a total of 7,551 people.

Competition events: athletics, swimming, gymnastics, artistic gymnastics, weightlifting, fencing, judo, international wrestling, boxing, modern pentathlon, equestrian, Chinese wrestling, Go, speed skating, short-track speed skating, bicycling, nautical modeling, radio direction finding, parachute jumping, soccer, basketball, table tennis, tennis, handball, hockey, women's softball (Beijing); diving, water polo, synchronized swimming, Skill, Shooting, Archery, Rowing, Canoeing, Web-swimming, Water-skiing, Model Aeronautics, Volleyball, Badminton, Baseball, Wushu (Sichuan); Sailing and Windsurfing (Qinhuangdao).

Performance: No performance.

Medal setup: 374 gold medals; 367 silver medals; 362 bronze medals.

Record-breaking situation: *** there are 4 people 4 times to set 4 new world records, 18 people 4 teams 43 times over 21 world records, 4 people 4 times to tie 3 world records, 54 people 1 team 93 times to set 34 new Asian records, 61 people 3 teams 143 times to exceed 66 Asian records, 130 people 14 teams 273 times to set 117 new national records.

The 8th 8th National Games October 12, 1997 - October 24, 1997 in Shanghai.

Programs: soccer, basketball, volleyball (including beach volleyball), table tennis, badminton, tennis, handball, hockey, softball, track and field, swimming (including diving, water polo, synchronized swimming), gymnastics (including artistic gymnastics), weightlifting, shooting, archery, fencing, judo, wrestling, boxing, cycling, rowing, canoeing, sailing (including windsurfing), modern pentathlon, horseback, speed skating, short-track speed skating, and the eighth session of the National Games. Ice skating, short track speed skating, wushu 28 big 319 small items.

Performance events: no performance events.

Record-breaking situation: there are 179 people 659 times more than 41 world records, including 16 people 19 times more than 7 Olympic events world records; 4 people 4 times tied 3 world records; 100 people 3 teams 367 times more than 55 Asian records; 88 people 6 teams 142 times to create 66 national records.

The Ninth Ninth National Games November 11, 2001 - November 25, 2001 held in Guangdong Province.

Competitions: athletics, swimming, gymnastics, artistic gymnastics, weightlifting, fencing, judo, international wrestling, boxing, modern pentathlon, equestrian, Chinese wrestling, Go, speed skating, short-track speed skating, cycling, soccer, basketball, table tennis, tennis, handball, hockey, women's softball, diving, water polo, synchronized swimming, skills, shooting, archery, rowing, canoeing, volleyball, badminton, baseball, martial arts, sailing, speed skating, short track speed skating and figure skating.

Performance Program: No performance program.

Record-breaking situation: there are 24 people 35 times more than 7 world records, 6 people and 1 team 7 times set 6 Asian records, 28 people 41 times more than 9 Asian records, 32 people and 4 teams 52 times set 37 national records.

The 10th 10th National Games was held on October 12, 2005 - October 23, 2005 in Jiangsu Province.

Competitions: rowing, sparring, sailing, equestrian, weightlifting, archery, fencing, water polo, softball, baseball, volleyball, handball, swimming, track and field, windsurfing, judo, gymnastics, skating, diving, basketball, boxing, field hockey, soccer, badminton, shooting.

The 11th Eleventh National Games were held from October 16, 2009 - October 28, 2009 in Shandong Province. The delegation*** consisted of 41 provinces, cities and sports associations.

Competition events: athletics, archery, fencing, swimming, rowing, canoeing, badminton, basketball, boxing, equestrian, soccer, gymnastics, handball, windsurfing, judo, tennis, volleyball, weightlifting, wrestling, shooting, field hockey, baseball, softball, skating.

The Twelfth Twelfth National Games was held on August 31, 2013 - September 12, 2013 in Liaoning Province. This year's National Games is located in Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, the other 13 cities have sub-regional, **** from the provinces (cities, districts), the People's Liberation Army, the industry Association of 33 teams more than 9,000 athletes to participate. There are 31 big items, 40 sub-items, 350 small items.

Competitions: swimming (diving, water polo, synchronized swimming), archery, track and field, badminton, baseball, basketball, boxing, canoeing (slalom), cycling, equestrian, fencing, soccer, golf, gymnastics (artistic gymnastics, trampoline), handball, hockey, judo, modern pentathlon, rowing, rugby, sailing (windsurfing), shooting, softball, table tennis, taekwondo, Tennis, Triathlon, Volleyball (Beach Volleyball), Weightlifting, International Wrestling, Wushu (Set, Sanda).

The 13th Thirteenth National Games will be held from August 27, 2017 to September 08, 2017 in Tianjin. Tianjin successfully obtained the right to host the 13th National Games on August 16, 2011, the fourth province and city to host the Games after Jiangsu, Shandong and Liaoning, after the central government abolished the monopoly of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong.

The 14th Fourteenth National Games will be held in 2021-2021 in Xi'an City, Shaanxi Province, in November 2015, the General Office of the State General Administration of Sports issued the "Notice on the Announcement of Candidates for the Hosting of the 14th National Games", which mentioned that Shaanxi Province is the only candidate for bidding to host the 14th National Games, and that, after reviewing and studying the matter, it has been determined that Shaanxi Province as the candidate for hosting the 14th National Games.

Funding for the preparation and organization of the 14th National Games will mainly be self-financed by the Shaanxi Provincial People's Government, with a one-time flat-rate subsidy from the central government; the funds required for the construction of the venues and facilities will be borne by the Shaanxi Provincial People's Government itself. General Administration of Sport and the Shaanxi Provincial People's Government in strict accordance with the relevant provisions of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, fully integrated with the actual economic and social development of the local community, adhering to the principle of living within one's means, living within one's means, thrifty and efficient, **** with the organization of the 14th National Games.

The fourteen Games preset 31 big items, 341 small items. Competition project layout to Xi'an as the main race area, based on Guanzhong city cluster, radiation driven by the north and south of Shaanxi, and strive to achieve full coverage of the province, the formation of the province to do the same pattern of the Games. Project layout:

Xi'an: swimming (swimming, diving, synchronized swimming), shooting, track and field, basketball (women's under 18), soccer (women's adult), golf, gymnastics (competitive gymnastics, trampoline, artistic gymnastics), modern pentathlon, volleyball (men's adult, men's under 21, women's adult), equestrian, baseball, handball, softball, field field hockey, rugby, badminton Fencing.

Baoji: swimming (water polo), shooting (skeet), soccer (men's under-18).

Hamyang: soccer (men's under-20), wushu (set), basketball (men's under-18). Tongchuan: basketball (men's adult).

Weinan City: Basketball (Girls' Adult), Football (Girls' Under-18), Volleyball (Beach Volleyball), Weightlifting.

Yan'an City: Table Tennis, International Wrestling.

Yulin: sailing and windsurfing, boxing.

Hanzhong: triathlon, taekwondo.

Ankang: Wushu (sparring), swimming (10km marathon swim), cycling (mountain bike race).

Shangluo: archery, volleyball (women's under-21), cycling (road race).

Yangling Demonstration Zone: canoeing (still water), rowing, tennis.

Xixian New District: cycling (BMX small-wheel racing).

Hancheng City: Judo.

The 15th 15th National Games will be held in Changsha, Hunan Province in 2025-2025.