Please write down 5 suggestions for civilized viewing of the Olympics!

116. What are the etiquette requirements for watching a table tennis match?

Table tennis is a very technical sport. During the game, athletes are in a highly concentrated state. They must carefully observe their opponents and quickly judge the rotation, speed, strength, landing point and rhythm of the incoming ball to determine their own tactical means of returning the ball. This requires a good playing field. environment. Therefore, you can applaud each dead ball and the end of each game, but you should not clap, stamp the floor, speak loudly, cheer, walk around, display flags and slogans, etc. from the beginning of the service to the time it becomes a dead ball. Flash photography should not be used. The flash will affect the athlete's vision, making it impossible for the athlete to judge the route of the ball, thus affecting the quality and hit rate of the return ball. Do not bring gongs, drums and speakers into the stadium. Excessively loud sounds and aggressive language will affect the athletes' mood and concentration. Do not smoke in the venue, and your mobile phone must be turned off or set to vibrate or silent mode.

Olympic venue viewing rules

In order to maintain a safe, civilized and orderly viewing environment, please read the following terms carefully and abide by them when watching Olympic games.

1. The venue will open about 2 hours before the game. All personnel must go through security inspection before entering the venue. To ensure that you enter the venue on time to watch the game, please fully consider the time required for transportation and security check queuing, and arrive early Arrive at the venue.

2. In order to maintain the order of the venue and make it easier for you and others to watch the game happily, please be careful not to bring the following items, so as not to waste your valuable time during security check:

Soft and hard packaging Beverages and food; fragile items and various containers; various musical instruments such as gongs, drums, trumpets, whistles, etc.; luggage, handbags and other personal belongings that are large and inconvenient to bring into the seating area; flagpoles, not included in the Olympic and Paralympic Games National or regional flags, flags longer than 2 meters and wider than 1 meter; any banners, slogans, leaflets and other promotional materials and displays; any unauthorized professional camera equipment; knives, bats, long-handled umbrellas, long-handled umbrellas, etc. Sharp objects such as sticks, cameras and camera stands, or other items that can easily cause personal injury; lighters, matches and other ignition devices; animals (except guide dogs); any means of transportation except strollers and wheelchairs; unauthorized Walkie-talkies, loudspeakers, radios, laser devices, radio equipment and other items that interfere with the electronic signals of the Olympic Games.

Restricted instruments such as guns, ammunition, crossbows, and daggers; flammable items such as fireworks and firecrackers; corrosive and radioactive items and other items expressly prohibited by Chinese laws and regulations.

3. Seats in Olympic venues must be reserved. Please read the information on the ticket carefully and go to the designated seat to sit. If necessary, you can seek help from the spectator service volunteers.

4. In order for you and others to enjoy the game happily, the following behaviors will be regarded as inappropriate behaviors in the venue and will be stopped:

Smoking in non-smoking areas; climbing over guardrails, Stepping on seats and throwing objects at the competition venue or spectator seats; carrying strollers or wheelchairs into non-barrier-free seats; entering non-spectator areas such as VIP areas, work areas, and competition venues; holding umbrellas, standing for long periods of time, etc. in the seating areas Behavior that attracts others' attention or affects others' viewing of the game; deliberately displays and promotes commercial logos on clothing and personal belongings; collectively wears clothing containing the same or similar design patterns, color combinations or commercial logos; other activities that disperse participating athletes, technical officials, and coaches Attention, behavior that affects the smooth progress of the event or hinders others from watching the event, including but not limited to using flash to take pictures, entering the venue in an obviously drunk state, disobeying staff management, etc.

5. It is prohibited to carry out any publicity, promotion, display or fund-raising activities in the venue without authorization, including but not limited to commercial, religious, political, military, territorial, human rights, environmental protection, and animal protection. and other content; it is prohibited to distribute promotional items or any products with corporate logos in the venue; it is prohibited to conduct television broadcast reports or use professional equipment to record videos in the venue without authorization.

6. It is strictly prohibited to besiege referees, athletes or other staff; any form of gambling is strictly prohibited; any parade, sit-in, demonstration, drunken trouble, streaking and other activities that disrupt the order of on-site activities and violate our country are strictly prohibited Acts of laws and regulations.

The implementation of these rules will vary slightly depending on the venues and events. The right of interpretation belongs to the Organizing Committee of the 29th Olympic Games. For detailed information on venue opening hours and venue rules, please call 8610-12308.

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