Hangzhou Asian Games Hosting Concept

The philosophy of the Hangzhou Asian Games is "green, smart, frugal and civilized".

1. Green

The Hangzhou Asian Organizing Committee has researched and compiled a series of green environmental protection standards, covering green buildings, healthy buildings, indoor environment control, etc., including indoor air pollution control technology The formulation of the guidelines has become the first use in the construction of large-scale comprehensive sports venues in China.

2. Intelligence

The concept that best embodies the characteristics of Hangzhou is "intelligence". Intelligence is everywhere at the Asian Games: smart light poles around the venue, 5G systems, new energy charging piles, and Internet of Things equipment in all venues.

3. Frugality

Among the 57 competition venues for the Hangzhou Asian Games and Asian Paralympic Games, only 12 are newly built, accounting for only 21. This is the first time in previous Asian Games. The lower one will be renovated while the rest of the venues will be renovated.

4. Civilization

Fuyang Shooting and Archery Modern Pentathlon Hall brings "Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains" from drawing paper to reality; the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Comprehensive Training Hall is designed as Liangzhu Jade The shape of the cong allows the essence of five thousand years of Chinese civilization to bloom.

Introduction to the mascots of the Hangzhou Asian Games:

Jiangnan Yi (Cong Cong, Lian Lian, Chen Chen) On April 3, 2020, the mascots of the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou in 2022 The characters were officially released to the world. The mascot combination "Jiangnan Yi" met netizens on the Internet cloud. The three robot-shaped mascots are Cong Cong, Lian Lian and Chen Chen.

The mascots of the Hangzhou Asian Games are a group of robots named "Jiangnan Yi", named "Cong Cong", "Lian Lian" and "Chen Chen". "Cong Cong" represents the world heritage site of Liangzhu Ancient City in the shape of a robot. Its name comes from the representative cultural relic unearthed from the ruins of Liangzhu Ancient City, the jade cong. "Lotus" represents the West Lake, a world heritage site, in the shape of a robot. Its name comes from the endless blue lotus leaves in the West Lake. “Chen Chen” represents the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, a world heritage site, in the shape of a robot.