Hangzhou Disabled AG Opens… ‘If Hearts Connect, The Future Opens’
The Korean team aims for 4th place overall.
Jang Mi-ran, Second Vice Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism, gave encouragement with applause
Visually impaired girl walks toward her dreams using the scent of apricot-scented osmanthus flowers as a guide.
The 2022 Hangzhou Asian Para Games, which had been postponed for a year due to the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19), has begun in earnest. 카지노사이트
The Hangzhou Asian Para Games Organizing Committee will be held at 8 p.m. on the 22nd.
At 30:30 (Korean time), the opening ceremony of the competition was held in a grand manner at the Olympic Sports Center Stadium in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China.
The theme of the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Para Games is ‘Hearts Meet, Dreams Shine’.
‘Heart This slogan, ‘If we connect, the future opens’,
means that those who come together with dreams and competition for victory will create a brighter future together.
The organizing committee is a plant’ Osmanthus was presented as the symbol of the competition.
The osmanthus flower, recorded in ancient Chinese literature,
symbolizes the charm of Hangzhou, and the osmanthus tree symbolizes vitality and vitality.
The osmanthus flower crown symbolizes the arduous training.
It means an achievement achieved through enduring.
At the opening ceremony on this day, a visually impaired girl,
symbolizing a disabled athlete, appeared on stage.
Soon, the scent of osmanthus flowers spread throughout the Olympic Sports Center Stadium.
This girl bravely walked the path toward her dream, using the scent similar to apricots and peaches as a guide.
They set out to find it, and a huge osmanthus wreath,
symbolizing a happy meeting and victory, was drawn in the air.
The organizing committee explained that this was an image of disabled athletes coming together with genuine hearts and moving toward their dreams.
I did.
Next, a total of 5,121 participants, including 3,020 athletes and 2,101 executives from 44 countries,
lined up toward the center stage, in order of the English alphabet abbreviations of the 45 National Olympic Committees (NOCs) belonging to the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA).
After entering, we left and left.
Athletes from each country began to enter, led by Afghanistan, and Korea took the lead from 44 countries with Taekwondo Joo Jeong-hoon (Sports Class K44, SK Eco Plant) and Goalball Kim Hee-jin (Sports Class B2, Seoul Sports Association for the Disabled) as co-flagship bearers.
He was the 15th player to enter.
The team, led by team leader Kim Jin-hyuk, wore dark uniforms and red ties,
waving the Korean national flag in one hand while greeting the audience with the other.
Korea is a visual soccer team.
A total of 345 athletes, including 208 athletes and 137 executives,
were dispatched to 21 sports excluding, aiming for 4th place overall.
Second Vice Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Jang Mi-ran and Korea Sports Association for the Disabled President Jeong Jin-wan,
who attended the opening ceremony, responded by clapping their hands at the Korean athletes’ stance.
There was loud applause when the Palestinian team,
suffering from the war between Israel and Hamas, entered for the 28th time.
When the Chinese team entered last, the stadium was ready to leave.
It was covered with cheers.
Wang Hao, the Chinese governor of Zhejiang Province,
who was in charge of the organizing committee for the Hangzhou Asian Para Games, said,
“We will continue our passion for sports by starting the Asian Games together with the previously successfully concluded Asian Games.”
He said, “Chinese President Xi Jinping pays attention and consideration to people with disabilities.
I hope that athletes can realize their dreams and shine with dignity, confidence, and independence.”
Next, Chairman Cheng Kai of the China Association of the Disabled said, “We prepared for the Asian Para Games with strong support from President Xi Jinping and the Chinese government,” and added, “The dreams and hopes of disabled athletes with indomitable courage and perseverance will shine.”