Theme slogan of Hangzhou Asian Games ()

The slogan of Hangzhou Asian Games is "Harmony of Hearts, Love for the Future".

The theme slogan is intended to express the people of all countries' intention to blend in and tolerate each other on the Asian Games stage, to embody the ideal of the OCA family's solidarity and close embrace, and at the same time to convey the expectation of self-confidence, optimism, defying challenges and * * * welcoming the beautiful future, which is consistent with the Olympic spirit of "always moving forward" and "faster, higher and stronger", and also entrusts with the future, building Asia and the destiny of mankind.

The 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou 222 will be held in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, and was originally scheduled to be held from September 1th to 25th, 222. On July 19th, 222, the OCA announced that it would be held from September 23rd to October 8th, 223, and the name and logo of the event remained unchanged.

Venue construction:

On December 24th, 22, all 18 buildings in the Third Asian Games Village were topped, and the Asian Games Village provided accommodation, catering and medical services for more than 1, athletes and team members, nearly 4, technical officials and about 5, media personnel. On December 29th, 221, the Asian Games Village was officially completed.

The construction of competition venues should be able to be rebuilt, repaired, replaced, rented, borrowed and rented, and strive to be frugal and never extravagant. Besides Hangzhou, it will also fully integrate the existing venue resources within the economic circle of Hangzhou, such as Shaoxing, Jiaxing, Huzhou and Chun 'an, as well as coastal cities such as Ningbo.

around the concept of "internet plus Sports", the "Smart Asian Games" is expected to be widely used, including the realization of intelligent event registration and service, etc. For example, athletes can accurately know the information of hotels, transportation, pick-up stations, volunteer services and event arrangement provided by the organizing committee before going out for war through "one-click" on the Internet.