What is the level of the Asian Games

About what level are the Asian Games as follows:

The Asian Games are at the world level.

Information Expanded:

The Asian Games is a comprehensive sporting event within Asia, and like the Olympic Games, it has a high level of competition and gold content. With a large number of participating countries and regions, a large number of participating athletes, and competitions covering a wide range of sports, the Asian Games is one of the highest level sporting events in Asia.

The medals and rankings of the Asian Games are very valuable to each country and region as it reflects their strength and level in Asian sports.

In addition, the Asian Games is also an event hosted by member countries of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) on a rotating basis every four years. Within Asia, the Asian Games are second only to the Olympic Games in terms of scale and influence.

Olympic Council of Asia member states:

East Asia: Japan, North Korea, Mongolia, China, South Korea

South Asia: Afghanistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka, Maldives

Southeast Asia: Brunei, Laos, Timor-Leste, Malaysia South East Asia: Brunei, Laos, East Timor, Malaysia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia

South West Asia: Qatar, Jordan, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Kuwait, Bahrain, Lebanon, Iran, Oman, Iraq, Palestine

Central Asia: Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan

Emblazon:

The first generation emblem of the Olympic Council of Asia featured a red sun radiating 16 rays in the center, symbolizing Asia as the place where the sun rises, and representing the vigorous development and rapid promotion of the sport in Asia.

On top of the red sun are the five Olympic rings, the symbol of the IOC, with "Ever Onward" written underneath and the words "Olympic Council of Asia" at the bottom. " at the bottom.

The second generation of the emblem was designed on December 02, 2006. Unveiled during the Doha Asian Games, the new emblem also featured a red sun in the center, with a dragon coiled above it and an eagle below it to represent Asian unity and to emphasize the important role played by China, the dragon of the East, and the Arab countries represented by the eagle in Asian sports.

Below the emblem are five rings and the words "Olympic Council of Asia", the first to use the new emblem was the 2007 Asian Indoor Games.

By the end of December 2006, the Olympic Council of Asia's official webpage had been progressively updated with the new logo.

Because the Asian Games are hosted by the Olympic Council of Asia, it was necessary to incorporate a red sun radiating 16 rays in the center of the emblem, just as the Olympic Games emblem had to have the five rings.