Reflections after watching the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games.

I just watched the opening ceremony of the Asian Games from my balcony at home.

We turned the TV toward the balcony and sat on the balcony to watch TV and watch the scene - our field of view almost covered the entire "Xiao Man Yao" of the more than 600-meter-high TV tower and the more than 400-meter-tall TV tower. The west tower of the 1-meter-high modern office building also offers a panoramic view of the several-kilometer-long laser-filled and colorful Pearl River, offering a panoramic view of the dreamlike urban scenery.

On the balcony, we accidentally discovered that we always saw the live fireworks a few seconds earlier than the TV viewers across Asia. Now we really felt the feeling of previewing them. I sighed more and more about the beauty of my balcony. The landscape and the feng shui of my home are so good! Every time I heard from TV that fireworks were going to be set off, I quickly turned on the video recorder in advance to preserve the beautiful scenery and the laughter of my family.

The opening ceremony on TV also left a deep impression on me, even more than the Beijing Olympics. Maybe because I am from Guangzhou, maybe the Guangzhou Asian Games does have some unique characteristics that cannot be copied, and it is worthy of World-class creativity.

Water droplets, water mist, water splashes, water waves, water dance, water music, water fireworks, and Pearl River parades keep popping up in my mind. The water stage, water elements, and water culture should be the highlights and features of this Asian Games.

Lingnan culture is also very strong and prominent. The appearance of the Guangdong nursery rhyme "It's Raining Heavy" made us feel refreshed and a sense of pride arose spontaneously. It seemed that we had really become authentic Guangdong people. The way the sacred flame was lit was unexpected. It was actually lit with firecrackers. It was very simple and traditional. After thinking about it, I immediately felt very warm and humane. This actually reflects the characteristics of the city of Guangzhou, which is harmonious and very... Human touch, Guangzhou people should be able to truly feel that the Asian Games has brought tangible benefits to citizens: the sky has turned blue, the water has become clear, the land has turned green, the houses have become beautiful, and there are constantly new subway, Various urban transportation systems such as urban BRT and APM.

At around 9 o'clock, all citizens put the green flowers in their rooms on balconies, terraces, windowsills, and the sky. This 1-minute urban green performance art involving all people is very creative, meaningful, and broad. Citizens are not only spectators at the Asian Games opening ceremony, but also participants in the Asian Games programs. I believe many people will find it difficult to forget.

In terms of technical creativity, the biggest highlight is undoubtedly the four giant sail facade stages. I have never seen such a facade stage. I have been to the scene three times some time ago, and it has never failed. It was an eye-opener tonight to think that actors would perform on a vertical screen. Looking at the actors below the screen pulling the wire rope, I was really worried about what would happen to the actors above the screen if they let go. This is probably the first of its kind in the world. The latest Guinness World Records.

What best embodies the humanistic spirit of Guangzhou is the transformation from the Holy Water Basin to the Holy Fire Basin. 45 girls slowly poured "holy water" from 45 countries and regions into the holy water basin. After the holy water was absorbed, the holy water basin slowly rose. Finally, the "holy fire" that integrated the Asian Games spirit of 45 countries and regions was burning here. It is a wish for peace and harmony, and also subtly expresses the inclusive mind of Guangzhou people who can blend in water and fire.