202 1 the 4th "China (Shenzhen) Collection Culture Month" series of activities "Collecting the Past and Saving the Present-China Sports Collection Exhibition" will be extended from August 1 to September 25th, 20021.
Venue: Longgang Universiade Center Stadium
Exhibition theme: the rise of sports in China.
Ticket collection: Together? App (due to the need of epidemic prevention and control, each game is limited to 50 people/hour)
Introduction: There are more than 200 exhibits in this exhibition, which are divided into four parts: 1. China and the Olympic Games; Second, China national sports; Third, Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area sports; Four. National Games of the People's Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as "National Games"). The exhibits cover all sports-related activities, items, medals and tools in modern China, with comprehensive and rich contents.
Introduction to the exhibition area: The first part mainly shows the audience the process of China's gradual integration with the international Olympic Movement. Before 1949, China athletes participated in three Olympic Games, all of which ended in failure. After the founding of New China, especially after 1979, China resumed its legal status in the International Olympic Committee, China athletes won gold medals and silver medals in the Olympic Games, winning glory for their country. After entering the 2 1 century, under the guidance of the Olympic spirit, China's sports industry has continued to grow and develop, and competitive sports, national fitness and sports industries have blossomed in an all-round way.
The second part mainly shows medals and picture books of various sports activities in China's modern history. Modern sports in China have always been accompanied by the national ideal of strengthening the country and enriching the people, the pursuit of sports modernization, and the collision and integration of Chinese and western cultures. Although the history of modern sports in China is only 100 years, it is a stage in which the connotation and outlook of sports in China have undergone tremendous changes. Because during this period, western sports began to be introduced into China, and the popularization speed was unexpected; Traditional sports in China are also struggling to survive in a turbulent environment. It is in the collision and blending of these two different sports systems that China sports completed its own modernization process.
The third part can be divided into three parts: Guangdong Sports, Hong Kong Sports and Australian Sports, which constitute the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Sports Exhibition, and show the audience the sports characteristics of Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, one of the most open and economically dynamic areas in China.
The fourth part "National Games" is a comprehensive sports meeting with the highest level and the largest scale in China. It is held every four years, usually around the Olympic Games. Every step of the National Games is accompanied by the prosperity of China's national strength and the progress of sports.
The exhibits on display were widely collected and strictly selected by the organizing committee. Some of the exhibits were exhibited in the Palace Museum, and some were lent by the State Sports General Administration. Their historical significance and cultural value are self-evident.