China culture contained in Hangzhou Asian Games

The China culture contained in the Hangzhou Asian Games has been passed down from generation to generation.

Hangzhou Asian Games is the first comprehensive international sports event in the history of China, and it is also the largest sports event in Asia. This grand event is not only a sports feast, but also an opportunity to show China culture.

The emblem of the Asian Games in Hangzhou takes tidal surge as the design concept and Qiantang River and Qian Jiangchao Head as the design inspiration, which vividly expresses the geographical features and urban spirit of Hangzhou. At the same time, the emblem also combines the traditional elements of China and modern design style, showing the unique charm of China culture.

The mascots of the Hangzhou Asian Games are Lianlian, Chen Chen and Congcong, representing the West Lake, the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal and the site of Liangzhu Ancient City in Hangzhou respectively. These elements are treasures of Chinese civilization, showing the thick history and rich connotation of Chinese culture.

The venues and facilities of the Hangzhou Asian Games have also incorporated China cultural elements. For example, the design of the main stadium of Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center is inspired by ancient jade articles in China, which symbolizes the Olympic spirit of harmony, Excellence and progress.

The origin of the Asian Games:

The origin of the Asian Games can be traced back to the Far East Games. It was a regional international competition sponsored by the Philippines, China and Japan in191. It was held successively in Manila, Shanghai and Osaka, Japan, with ten sessions from 19 13 to 1934. However, due to Japanese aggression against China and other Asian countries, the Far East Games was forced to be interrupted.

After World War II, many Asian countries got rid of colonial rule and gained independence and liberation. Under this background, people in Asian sports circles have the desire to resume the Far East Games, expand the scope of participation and establish an all-Asian comprehensive games.

During the period of 1948, during the London Olympic Games, sports representatives from China, the Philippines, India and other countries and regions held preparatory meetings for the establishment of Asian sports organizations. The meeting decided to establish the Asian Amateur Sports Federation, and decided to hold the first Asian Games in New Delhi, India in 195 1. This is the first Asian Games and the beginning of the so-called Asian Games.

The Asian Games is held every four years. Since the first meeting of 195 1, 19 meetings have been held. The Asian Games are usually held by member countries in turn, including regular comprehensive sports events and individual events. Every Asian Games will be attended by many excellent athletes, who will show the sports strength and spirit of Asia.