May the Olympic friendship last throughout winter and summer and transcend national boundaries

The Tokyo Olympics sailing and windsurfing competition venue is located on Enoshima in Fujisawa City, Kanagawa Prefecture. Not far away, the Nie Er monument standing on the Konuma coast tells the story of the extraordinary connection between this place and China, time and time again. Nie Er, the composer of the Chinese national anthem "March of the Volunteers" played at the Tokyo Olympics medal ceremony, unfortunately drowned in this sea 86 years ago. Fujisawa Mayor Tsuneo Suzuki, who is associated with China because of Nie Er, said before the game that he hopes to witness the outstanding performance of Chinese Olympic athletes in Enoshima. He will cheer for the Chinese team together with more than 400,000 Fujisawa citizens. This blessing was echoed. Chinese athlete Lu Yunxiu won the championship in the women's windsurfing RS:

The host city is a first for the Tokyo Olympics. The Japanese city selected is responsible for hosting overseas Olympic delegations for pre-match training. As the host city of the Chinese Olympic delegation, Higashimurayama City in Tokyo has carefully arranged football and table tennis training venues for the Chinese team's visit, and posted slogans "Come on China" throughout the city. Although the Chinese team was unable to come here for pre-match training due to the epidemic, Higashimurayama Mayor Sho Watanabe said: "As the host city, we sincerely look forward to Chinese athletes achieving great results in the Olympics."

As the venue for the 1998 Winter Olympics and Winter Paralympics, Nagano Prefecture has maintained long-term good cooperation with Beijing for the Winter Olympics. The prefecture was also the only Japanese county (provincial) host originally scheduled to receive the Chinese Olympic delegation alone. . When cheering for Chinese athletes, Nagano Prefecture Governor Abe Moriichi said: "I hope the passion of the Tokyo Olympics can continue to the Beijing Winter Olympics, and wish the Beijing Winter Olympics a complete success."

In addition, Nagano Prefecture Middle school students in Nakano City specially wrote letters to cheer for the Chinese Olympic athletes. "I will support Japanese athletes and will work hard to cheer for Chinese athletes." "Seeing the wonderful performance of Chinese athletes, I also determined to become a gymnast. Salute to you, everyone, come on!" "Although it is on TV, But I still feel super cool when I see the Chinese athletes who are fully involved in the game!” “I am a table tennis enthusiast, and I know that the athletes work hard, so everyone must work hard!” “I hope the Chinese athletes will achieve their goal of winning gold! Move forward bravely! ”