What are the events in the Asian Games?

Question 1: What sports are included in the Asian Games? Guangzhou Asian Games Games Olympic Games (***28): swimming, archery, track and field, badminton, boxing, basketball, canoeing, cycling, equestrian, fencing, football, gymnastics (competitive gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, trampoline), Handball, hockey, judo, modern pentathlon, rowing, sailing, shooting, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, triathlon, volleyball, weightlifting, wrestling Non-Olympic sports (***14): baseball, softball, bowling, Billiards, cricket, sports dance, squash, martial arts, chess (go, chess), sepak takraw, rugby, roller skating, karate, kabaddi, golf, dragon boat ***42 competition events (if competitive gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics When , trampoline, go, and chess are listed separately, it is 45 items)

Question 2: What are the main sports events in the Asian Games? The 42 major events of the Guangzhou Asian Games: chess, water sports, archery, track and field, badminton, baseball, basketball, boxing, canoeing, cycling, equestrian, fencing, football, gymnastics, handball, hockey, judo, modern pentathlon , rowing, sailing, shooting, softball, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, triathlon, volleyball, weightlifting, wrestling, bowling, billiards, cricket, sports dance, squash, martial arts, sepak takraw, rugby, roller skating, karate, Kabaddi, golf, dragon boating. The 14 non-Olympic sports are: bowling, billiards, sports dance, dragon boating, golf, kabaddi, karate, roller skating, rugby, sepak takraw, squash, martial arts, chess (chess, go and Chinese chess), and cricket.

Question 3: Asian Games events. The Asian Games events do not have strict regulations like the Olympic Games. Except for track and field, swimming, football, basketball and other widely carried out events, they must be included in every session. In addition, the host country can increase or decrease the number appropriately according to its own conditions and sports technology level. For example, when the Third Asian Games was held in Japan, Japan added its strengths in table tennis, volleyball, tennis, etc.; when the Fourth Asian Games was held in Indonesia, Indonesia added badminton, which the country is good at; and in the Tenth Asian Games, South Korea included Taekwondo. In the 11th session, my country canceled Taekwondo and added martial arts and other events.

On October 14 this year, the 16th Asian Games Organizing Committee held a press conference on the setting of competition events. The Guangzhou Asian Games Organizing Committee announced the specific settings for the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games to include 42 major events and 464 minor events.

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. Chess

. Water sports

. Archery

. Track and field

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. Baseball

. Basketball

. Boxing

. Kayaking

. Bicycle

. Equestrian

. Fencing

. Football

. Gymnastics

. Handball

. Hockey

. Judo

. Modern Pentathlon

. Rowing

. Sailing

. Shooting

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. Softball

. Table tennis

. Taekwondo

. Tennis

. Triathlon

. Volleyball

. Weightlifting

. Wrestling

. Bowling

. Billiards

. Plate Ball

. Sports dance

. Squash

. Martial arts

. Sepak takraw

. Rugby

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. Roller skating

. Karate

. Kabaddi

. Golf

. Dragon boat

< p> Question 4: What are the events in the Asian Games? Hello, original poster:

The events of the Asian Games are basically the same as those of the Olympic Games, but some events with Asian characteristics are still retained. There were 11 non-Olympic sports at the recent Doha Asian Games, and they shined with extraordinary brilliance in their unique competition methods. Let's take a closer look at these sports and understand the competitiveness of the Chinese team in these events.

1. Wushu

Number of gold medals: 11

Focus star: Chinese team

Background introduction: Wushu enters the sport for the first time The Asian Games was held in the 1990 Beijing Asian Games, and subsequently became a competition event in the 14th Busan Asian Games. The martial arts competition at the Doha Asian Games consists of 11 events, among which the men's events include Changquan all-around (including Changquan, sword and stick skills), Tai Chi all-around (Tai Chi and Tai Chi sword), Nanquan all-around (Southern Quan all-around) Boxing, Nandao and Nangun), Sanda (52kg, 56kg, 60kg, 65kg, 70kg); women’s events include Changquan all-round (including Changquan, swordsmanship and stick skills), Tai Chi is all-powerful (Tai Chi Chuan and Tai Chi Sword), and Nan Quan is all-powerful (Nan Quan, Nandao and Nan Gun).

Comments: Wushu is China’s “national quintessence”, and the Chinese team’s advantages in martial arts are all-round. In recent years, with the increasing promotion of martial arts in Asia and even around the world, high-level players from all over the world have emerged in an endless stream. They also have excellent records of defeating Chinese team players and winning championships in different competitions. But generally speaking, the Chinese team still maintains "control" over the six gold medals in routine competitions. Of course, the Chinese team sometimes gives up competition in certain events out of the consideration of promoting martial arts or sends young players to compete to make the competition more enjoyable. Among the five levels of Sanda, the Chinese team’s advantage is weaker than that of routine.

2. Chess

Number of gold medals: 3

Focus stars: Bu Xiangzhi, Wang H, Zhao Xue, Zhu Chen

Background introduction: This is the first appearance of chess in the Asian Games. The national chess competition has three events, namely men's individual, women's individual and team competitions. In the team competition, each team consists of 2 men and 1 woman, and in the individual competition, fast chess is played. The Chinese team and the Indian team are strong teams in Asia. The Qatar team has Zhu Chen and his wife, and also introduced Akoping, who is ranked 15th in the world, and its strength has been greatly increased. In addition, Uzbekistan, Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia all have strong players. The Chinese team will strive to win more than one gold medal.

Comment: In this Asian Games, there are four chess players who have attracted much attention from the Chinese people. They are Bu Xiangzhi, Wang H, Zhao Xue and Zhu Chen. According to industry insiders, the reason why chess has become an official event of the Asian Games is mainly because Zhu Chen has become the "Qatar daughter-in-law" and is expected to win 1 to 2 gold medals for the host country.

Zhu Chen represented the host country in the competition, which is fundamentally different from Qatar’s previous “gold and dollar policy” in introducing athletes. Zhu Chen’s participation seemed more reasonable. However, the Chinese team has to bear more pressure for this.

The male players of the Chinese team are not as prominent in the international chess world as their female players, but their overall strength is still second to none in Asia. They also historically won the runner-up in this year's Olympiad. The three young chess players Bu Xiangzhi, Wang H and Zhao Xue are full of energy. It should be reasonable for the Chinese team to win the team championship, but the competition for gold medals in the two individual events is bound to be a melee.

3. Billiards

Number of gold medals: 10

Focus star: Ding Junhui

Background introduction: There have been five or six billiards sports so far. With a century-old history, it is divided into pocket billiards (Billiards), color billiards (snooker), four-ball billiards (Kaleon), American eight-ball and nine-ball, etc. The Doha Asian Games will include men's single, double, and team snooker, men's single and double billiards, men's kaleidoscopic, men's and women's 8-ball, 9-ball and other minor events. A total of 10 gold medals will be produced. Billiards was listed as an official event at the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games. Teams such as Thailand, China, Hong Kong, India, and the Philippines have relatively high levels.

Comments: At the Busan Asian Games, the Chinese billiards team won the men's snooker single gold medal and the team silver medal, making a breakthrough in the Asian Games billiards event. The rise of the "new generation" of Chinese billiards has made this sport a hot spot for the Chinese army to compete for gold and silver in the Asian Games. Players such as "Billiards Prodigy" Ding Junhui and "9-Ball Queen" Pan Xiaoting have become "big names" sought after by fans. ".

At the Busan Asian Games four years ago, 15-year-old Ding Junhui became famous in one battle and won the first Asian Games billiards gold medal for the Chinese team. Now his technical and psychological qualities are improving day by day. The Chinese team has the potential to compete for gold medals in snooker men's singles, men's doubles and team events. In the newly added women's 8-ball and 9-ball events, Pan Xiaoting and Zhou Mengmeng are expected to compete for medals.

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Question 5: How many events are there in one *** of the Asian Games? There are 42 major events in the Guangzhou Asian Games

Competition events

Olympic events (***28 events): swimming, archery, track and field, badminton, boxing, basketball, leather Rowing, cycling, equestrian, fencing, football, gymnastics (competitive gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, trampoline), handball, hockey, judo, modern pentathlon, rowing, sailing, shooting, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, triathlon, Volleyball, weightlifting, wrestling

Non-Olympic sports (***14): baseball, softball, bowling, billiards, cricket, sports dance, squash, martial arts, chess (Go, chess), rattan Ball, rugby, roller skating, karate, kabaddi, golf, dragon boat

***42 competition events (if competitive gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, trampoline, go, and chess are listed separately, it will be 45 events)

Question 6: How many countries are participating in the Guangzhou Asian Games and how many competitions are there? 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games Hosting Date: November 12, 2010 - November 27, 2010 Organizer: Guangzhou Asian Organizing Committee Registration Countries/Regions: 45 competition events: 42 major events, 56 sub-events, 463 Main stadium for minor sports: Guangdong Olympic Sports Center undergoes earth-shaking transformation to welcome the Asian Games. According to reports, according to the arrangements for the Guangzhou Asian Games, the Tianhe Sports Center is the main venue group for the Asian Games, including Tianhe Stadium, gymnasium, swimming pool, baseball stadium, tennis court, The six major venues, including the bowling alley, are responsible for 5 Asian Games competitions and 2 Asian Paralympic Games competitions. According to the needs of the Guangzhou Asian Games, the Tianhe Sports Center is undergoing a comprehensive transformation of the Asian Games. "No matter the gymnasium, stadium, swimming pool and other venues, as well as the roads and green belts in the center, all must be transformed. It can be said that the completion of the Tianhe Sports Center Since then, there has been another earth-shaking transformation.

"According to reports, since 2008, the renovation work of some Tianhe Sports Center venues has begun. At present, the central plane, six official competition venues and the central parking lot have entered the final stage of construction. Now, according to the progress of the project, all renovations will be carried out. Closed for construction. As of 12:00 pm on March 17, the number of people who have successfully applied to become volunteers for the Asian Games and Asian Paralympic Games has exceeded 660,000, of which more than 450,000 are student volunteers, accounting for the total number of applicants. 68% of the number of people. In addition to the Asian Games City, religious sites in Guangzhou will also welcome many guests from home and abroad. There are 26 temples in the city's five major religions: Buddhism, Taoism, Christianity, and Christianity. The church and two religious service centers have been designated as religious reception and service venues related to the Asian Games. Among them, three temples and churches with long historical and cultural connotations and important social influence, including the Ancient Tomb of Buddhist Sages, the Buddhist Liurong Temple and the Dafo Temple. , is listed as a key construction project in the Asian Games City Action Plan. It is funded by *** and self-financed by religious groups. Planning and construction are stepped up to ensure that it is completed before the Asian Games and relevant services and receptions are put into use with a new look. In addition, Guangzhou City. The restoration of the Taoist Chenghuang Temple, the expansion of the Buddhist Hualin Temple, the maintenance of the Catholic Church of Our Lady of Luther in Shamian, and the construction of the Christian Tianhe New Church are also being carried out in full swing. *** Food is fully guaranteed *** The religion has strict dietary requirements. Requirements. The delegations of *** religious countries participating in this Asian Games are relatively concentrated, with a large number of *** athletes, coaches and guests. Therefore, providing *** food supply guarantee is a very important task for religious services involved in the Asian Games. . The relevant departments of the Asian Games Organizing Committee adopted a bidding and selection method and entrusted a multinational company with high quality and qualifications to host professional catering for large-scale international games to undertake the catering supply in the Asian Games City to ensure that it fully meets the requirements in Guangzhou. There are more than 1,300 *** restaurants (ramen restaurants), which have become a major feature of the catering industry. The *** department has recently carried out in-depth inspection, evaluation and promotion work to promote the operation improvement of these *** restaurants in preparation for the Asian Games. The Christian Association is planning to build a new hall for the 16th Asian Games to be held in Guangzhou in November this year. Among the 45 participating countries, 27 believe in Christianity, and its athletes and observers are expected to More than 30,000. Yesterday, reporters learned from Ma Guangxing, Zhang Zhixiang, and Wang Wenjie, the heads of the Provincial Christian Association: The Guangzhou Ancient Tombs Worship Hall, which can accommodate 1,800 people for worship, will be completed before August 31. It was put into use at the time of the meeting. Imam (imam) Wang Wenjie said that the *** religion requires believers to go to the Central *** Temple on Friday (Sunday) to attend the gathering, while Huaisheng Temple and Haopan in Guangzhou The religious sites such as the Guangzhou Temple, Xiaodongying Temple and the Tombs of the Sages are small in size. The Guangzhou *** supports the Municipal *** Religious Association to raise funds to build the worship hall of the Tombs of the Sages with an estimated investment of 20 million yuan and a construction area of ??2,000 square meters. square meters and can accommodate 1,800 people for worship at the same time. Next time you encounter this problem, in addition to asking questions, you can also go to shou178 to inquire. Guangzhou

Question 7: What facilities will be built or renovated for the 2022 Asian Games in Hangzhou?

In an interview with reporters yesterday, Hangzhou Mayor Zhang Hongming proposed, “Operate the Asian Games frugally. , is to make full use of existing and under-construction venues, not to engage in large-scale demolition and construction, to reflect Hangzhou's frugal hosting of games, national participation, and social participation, and to host an Asian Games with a high degree of marketization. ”

In terms of existing venues, the Huanglong Sports Center venue has hosted many events including the Women's World Cup, the Chinese Super League, and the Stankovic Cup Basketball Tournament. The gymnasiums of some universities in Hangzhou will also be able to host some events. As for venues under construction, the main stadium "White Lotus" at the Binjiang Olympic Sports Center is expected to be completed before the end of 2017. Other facilities include a swimming pool, tennis center, baseball and softball center, hockey field, small ball center, indoor track and field center, etc., all of which will be equipped to host world-wide events.

In fact, behind Hangzhou, the entire Zhejiang is ready for the 2022 Asian Games. For example, sailing, windsurfing, and kayaking projects may be moved to Qiandao Lake and Zhoushan. The surrounding Shaoxing, Jiaxing, and Huzhou have also hosted the Provincial Games.

Question 8: Where are the projects for the 2020 Hangzhou Asian Games in Fuyang District, and when will they start construction? Fuyang is already the ninth district of Hangzhou. Once the Asian Games is held in Hangzhou, Fuyang will naturally participate in this event.

If the bid is really successful, Fuyang will undertake many projects. In addition to the main venue, Fuyang will get a share of the pie to some extent. Line 6 and Rainbow Avenue are not just for fun. If you want to go to the Olympic Games, go to the Olympic Games, or go to Huanglong - it's not far, we are not far at all. Moreover, Fuyang has a good environment, low demolition costs, low prices and good quality, and we are talking about the Fuyang Asian Games Village!

Question 9: What are the differences between the Asian Games and Olympic Games? Hello, original poster:

The events of the Asian Games are basically the same as those of the Olympic Games, but some events with Asian characteristics are still retained. At the recent Doha Asian Games, there were 11 non-Olympic sports, which shined with extraordinary brilliance in their unique competition methods. Let's take a closer look at these sports and understand the competitiveness of the Chinese team in these events.

1. Wushu

Number of gold medals: 11

Focus star: Chinese team

Background introduction: Wushu enters the sport for the first time The Asian Games was held in the 1990 Beijing Asian Games, and subsequently became a competition event in the 14th Busan Asian Games. The martial arts competition at the Doha Asian Games consists of 11 events, among which the men's events include Changquan all-around (including Changquan, sword and stick skills), Tai Chi all-around (Tai Chi and Tai Chi sword), Nanquan all-around (Southern Quan all-around) Boxing, Nandao and Nangun), Sanda (52kg, 56kg, 60kg, 65kg, 70kg); women’s events include Changquan all-round (including Changquan, swordsmanship and stick skills), Tai Chi is all-powerful (Tai Chi Chuan and Tai Chi Sword), and Nan Quan is all-powerful (Nan Quan, Nandao and Nan Gun).

Comments: Wushu is China’s “national quintessence”, and the Chinese team’s advantages in martial arts are all-round. In recent years, with the increasing promotion of martial arts in Asia and even around the world, high-level players from all over the world have emerged in an endless stream. They also have excellent records of defeating Chinese team players and winning championships in different competitions. But generally speaking, the Chinese team still maintains "control" over the six gold medals in routine competitions. Of course, the Chinese team sometimes gives up competition in certain events out of the consideration of promoting martial arts or sends young players to compete to make the competition more enjoyable. Among the five levels of Sanda, the Chinese team’s advantage is weaker than that of routine.

2. Chess

Number of gold medals: 3

Focus stars: Bu Xiangzhi, Wang H, Zhao Xue, Zhu Chen

Background introduction: This is the first time that chess will appear in the Asian Games. The national chess competition has three events, namely men's individual, women's individual and team competitions. In the team competition, each team consists of 2 men and 1 woman, and in the individual competition, fast chess is played. The Chinese team and the Indian team are strong teams in Asia. The Qatar team has Zhu Chen and his wife, and also introduced Akoping, who is ranked 15th in the world, and its strength has been greatly increased. In addition, Uzbekistan, Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia all have strong players. The Chinese team will strive to win more than one gold medal. Comment: In this Asian Games, there are four chess players who have attracted much attention from the Chinese people. They are Bu Xiangzhi, Wang H, Zhao Xue and Zhu Chen. According to industry insiders, the reason why chess has become an official event of the Asian Games is mainly because Zhu Chen has become the "Qatar daughter-in-law" and is expected to win 1 to 2 gold medals for the host country.

Zhu Chen represented the host country in the competition, which is fundamentally different from Qatar’s previous “gold and dollar policy” in introducing athletes. Zhu Chen’s participation seemed more reasonable. However, the Chinese team has to bear more pressure for this.

The Chinese team's male chess players are not as prominent in the international chess world as their female players, but their overall strength is still second to none in Asia. They also historically won the runner-up in this year's Olympiad. The three young chess players Bu Xiangzhi, Wang H and Zhao Xue are full of energy. It should be reasonable for the Chinese team to win the team championship, but the competition for gold medals in the two individual events is bound to be a melee.

3. Billiards

Number of gold medals: 10

Focus star: Ding Junhui

Background introduction: There have been five or six billiards sports so far. With a century-old history, it is divided into pocket billiards (Billiards), color billiards (snooker), four-ball billiards (Kaleon), American eight-ball and nine-ball, etc. The Doha Asian Games will include men's single, double, and team snooker, men's single and double billiards, men's kaleidoscopic, men's and women's 8-ball, 9-ball and other minor events. A total of 10 gold medals will be produced. Billiards was listed as an official event at the 1998 Bangkok Asian Games. Teams such as Thailand, China, Hong Kong, India, and the Philippines have relatively high levels.

Comments: At the Busan Asian Games, the Chinese billiards team won the men's snooker single gold medal and the team silver medal, making a breakthrough in the Asian Games billiards event. The rise of the "new generation" of Chinese billiards has made this sport a hot spot for the Chinese army to compete for gold and silver in the Asian Games. Players such as "Billiards Prodigy" Ding Junhui and "9-Ball Queen" Pan Xiaoting have become "big names" sought after by fans. ".

At the Busan Asian Games four years ago, 15-year-old Ding Junhui became famous in one battle and won the first Asian Games billiards gold medal for the Chinese team. Now his technical and psychological qualities are improving day by day. The Chinese team has the potential to compete for gold medals in snooker men's singles, men's doubles and team events. In the newly added women's 8-ball and 9-ball events, Pan Xiaoting and Zhou Mengmeng are expected to compete for medals.

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