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The Chinese Delegation Of The Asian Games Formally Established &Nbsp; &Nbsp; A Total Of 1454 People Reached The Largest Scale.

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The Asian Games Chinese Delegation Officially Established The 1454 Largest In History.

He Wenna (most right) and other Olympic champions participate in the founding meeting.

Beijing time on October 26th afternoon, participate in Guangzhou Asian Games.

China Asian Games delegation

At the State Sports General Administration

Formally established

This also marks the time when the Chinese delegation officially entered the Asian Games.

At two o'clock this afternoon, the sixteenth Asian Games Chinese sports delegation was formally established in Beijing today. Duan Shijie, deputy director of the State Sports General Administration, served as the head of the delegation. Deputy director Feng Jianzhong, Xiao Tian and Cai Zhenhua served as deputy head of the delegation, and Cai Jiadong, the director of the competition division, served as the Secretary General.

As the host of this Asian Games, the total number of China Asian Games sports delegation is

1454 person

It's calendar.

Largest in history

The Asian Games sports delegation.

Among them, 977 athletes (513 men, 464 women), 477 coaches, leaders and staff.

China's athletes will participate in 41 major events and 447 minor items, including 28 Olympic Games, 280 minor items, 13 non Olympic Games and 167 minor items.

The Olympic Games of the Chinese delegation, except for some outstanding players who are unable to compete because of injuries and other reasons, are mostly competing with the main players.

261 athletes participated in the Beijing Olympic Games, and 322 participated in the comprehensive international competitions such as the Olympic Games and the Asian Games.

These include Chen Yibing (micro-blog blog), Liu Xiang (micro-blog official website blog), Lin Dan (micro-blog blog), Zhou Suhong, Zhu Qinan, Wang Liqin and other 35 Olympic champions, including Feng Zhe, Feng Zhe, micro-blog (micro-blog), He Zi, Ma Jin and other young world champions.

And Ding Junhui, Pan Xiaoting (blog), Gu Li and other non Olympic athletes.

From 1974 onward, the Chinese delegation appeared in the Asian Games, and eight years later, at the Asian Games in New Delhi in 1982, the Chinese athletes defeated Japan for the first time. They won the 61 gold medal in the Asian Games. Until 2006, the Chinese delegation had achieved seven consecutive championships in the gold medal list of the Asian Games. In 1990, the Eleventh Asian Games held in Beijing was the first gold medal ever won by the Chinese Legion.

At that time, China sent 670 people to compete and won 183 gold medals in 310 gold medals, 59% of all gold medals.

In the last Asian Games in Doha, China sent 928 athletes, 165 gold medals, and second Korean as many as 107.