Original title: The 4th Asian Para Games in Hangzhou concluded today (title)
Etiquette, rhyme and emotion show the charm of Chinese culture (theme)
Guangzhou Daily omni-media reporter Sun Jiahui Correspondent Guangdong Canxuan
Yesterday, the Hangzhou Asian Para Games ushered in the penultimate competition day. The Chinese delegation continued to maintain the momentum of winning gold. With 195 gold, 159 silver and 138 bronze, a total of 492 medals, Iran was far ahead in the medal list. and the Japanese delegation ranked second and third. It is worth mentioning that Guangzhou players showed off their strength that day and won two gold medals in boccia and badminton. So far, Guangzhou players have won 4 gold medals at this Asian Para Games.
Guangzhou players explode“Wearing gold and silver”
In the Boccia Mixed Pairs BC4 final, Guangzhou players Zheng Yuansen and Lin Ximei represented the Chinese team. They defeated players from Hong Kong, China, 3-1 and won the championship. Zheng Yuansen went one step further after finishing second in the bocce men’s individual BC4 final and won the mixed doubles BC4 gold medal.
Zheng Yuansen, born in 1989, is a congenital myasthenic patient. From elementary school to middle school, he had to rely on his parents to accompany him to school. Later, he came to Guangdong Province Peiying Vocational and Technical School to study computer applications. When he graduated, he just happened to be in time for Guangdong Province to select bocce players. Zheng Yuansen was lucky enough to be selected and became associated with sports, and his destiny trajectory also changed.
Zheng Yunsen won the gold medal in the BC4 bocce ball competition at the Guangzhou Asian Para Games, and he has only been engaged in this sport for 2 years.
After 13 years, Zheng Yuansen once again stood on the top podium at the Asian Para Games.
Guangzhou player Mai Jianpeng, who previously finished fifth in the badminton men’s WH2 singles competition, continued to compete in the men’s WH1-2 doubles competition, and lived up to expectations and won the gold medal.
Yesterday, Guangdong athletes had a great harvest, winning 8 golds, 7 silvers, and 4 bronzes that day. A total of 31 Guangdong athletes won 21 gold medals, 23 athletes won 23 silver medals, and 16 athletes won 16 bronze medals, surpassing Jakarta for third place. Results of Guangdong athletes in the Asian Paralympic Games.
Today, Guangdong players will continue to appear in archery, table tennis, chess, track and field, blind football and table tennis, and are expected to continue their glory.
Closing Ceremony Spoilers “Love Warms the World”
Today, the closing ceremony of the 4th Asian Paralympic Games in Hangzhou will be held. The blazing flame will be slowly extinguished. Hangzhou will be the most memorable for all participating athletes, coaches and staff. They can’t say farewell and look forward to the next Asian Games. Meet again.
Traditional Chinese culture has been passed down from generation to generation, and modern technology has made its debut to reach new heights. The 4th Asian Para Games in Hangzhou will present a closing ceremony in an unprecedented and beautiful way. Sha Xiaolan, chief director of the closing ceremony of the Hangzhou Asian Para Games, said that the closing ceremony was themed “Flying on Dreams to Meet Again” and featured three performance chapters: “Farewell Tonight”, “Tea for a Long Journey” and “The Most Reminiscent of Hangzhou”. The narration of the three short films “You are the most wonderful”, “Tea for a long journey” and “You are the most unforgettable” use three key words: etiquette, rhyme and emotion to show the memory of Hangzhou, China’s heart and friendship with Asia.
The closing ceremony performance will use the Chinese etiquette of “farewell with poems and paintings, farewell with tea, farewell with rituals and music” to show the profound Chinese civilization and deep Chinese heart. Through more creative means, the beauty of poetry is displayed – the dance performance of “Farewell Tonight” is used to show the artistic conception of poetry, and the “Farewell” by Lu Guimeng, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, is recited to express deep feelings.
In “Farewell Tonight”, there is the West Lake Silk Umbrella, one of the national intangible cultural heritages.
Hearing-impaired girls will hold silk umbrellas and stroll along the bluestone road with naked-eye 3D visual effects. Smart koi, hearing-impaired girls, and lotus girls will dance on the lake, showing the beautiful and lively scenery of Jiangnan.
In the chapter “Tea Respects the Journey”, the famous guqin song “Xiaoxiang Water Cloud” of the Zhejiang School is used as a blueprint, and the samples of the ancient music are transformed and developed to form a sound expression that is both traditional and modern. In this performance chapter, there are flower arrangements, hanging paintings, burning incense, and ordering tea. The four elegances of the Song Dynasty are displayed in the exhibition hall to fully demonstrate the elegance of the Song Dynasty people. A guqin artist will play the Zhongni-style guqin on site, which is very elegant.
Visually, we will draw inspiration from Ru kiln porcelain and Song Dynasty paintings, use traditional Chinese azure as the background color, and use a very modern visual vocabulary to express the charm of Chinese culture.
The three programs at the closing ceremony all featured actors with disabilities as the main performers. “Farewell Tonight” had 51 hearing-impaired dancers, and “Tea and Journey” had 73 hearing-impaired dancers. There were 213 people with disabilities in the entire performance. Actors, they will complete a visual feat with the help of their sign language sister.
In “The Most Reminiscent of Hangzhou”, during the most important moment when the main torch is extinguished, a film commentator will explain to visually impaired friends how to extinguish the Asian Paralympic Games torch, conveying deep affection. In the story of the flame-out ceremony, the “China’s First Boat” that demonstrates Chinese civilization will be used as a carrier to carry hearing-impaired children and able-bodied children to travel through time and space and march towards the laurel torch.
Sha Xiaolan said that this is an affectionate blessing. We hope that all children will have dreams.
At the same time, we hope that everyone can equally share the glory and affection of the torch extinguishing. This is also our most sincere expression of the inclusion of persons with disabilities.
This is an unprecedented way to turn off the flames, and it is also a unique emotional expression in the Asian Para Games. “If the opening ceremony of the Asian Para Games is the affection of a golden osmanthus, the closing ceremony is a farewell feast: we bid farewell with poems and paintings, bid farewell with tea, and say goodbye with golden osmanthus.” Sha Xiaolan said.
Lu Yuan, the chief writer for the closing ceremony of the Hangzhou Asian Para Games, said that the closing ceremony of the Asian Para Games is the moment when Hangzhou officially says goodbye to this Asian Games journey. It also means the official ending of the “two Asian Games”. She is looking forward to the Asian Para Games. The closing ceremony of the conference drew a successful conclusion to this international event and cultural event.
What I remember most is Hangzhou, this is a grand farewell.
2023-10-28 12:18:54
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