What was the predecessor of the Asian Games? Basic knowledge of the Asian Games

The Asian Games, or Asian Games for short, is the largest and most comprehensive sports event in Asia, and also represents the sports level of the entire Asia. The full name of the Asian Games is the Asian Games. As the name suggests, the Asian Games is held in Asia. It is the largest comprehensive sports event in Asia. Similar to the Olympic Games, the Asian Games is held every four years, and is hosted by members of the Olympic Council of Asia in turn. The first Asian Games was held in 1952, and 18 sessions have been held so far.

Contents of this article

1. What was the predecessor of the Asian Games?

2. Basic knowledge of the Asian Games

3. In which country was the first Asian Games held?

What was the predecessor of the Asian Games?

The predecessor of the Asian Games was the Far Eastern Games and the West Asian Games. The Asian Games is a comprehensive sports event hosted by the Olympic Council of Asia, referred to as the "Asian Games", which is held every four years in major cities in Asia.

The Asian Games, abbreviated as AGM, is the largest and highest-level comprehensive sports event in Asia, and also represents the sports level of the entire Asia.

The Asian Games were formerly the Far Eastern Games and the West Asian Games, which were held every four years. The first Asian Games was held in New Delhi, India in 1951.

The first generation of the Asian Games emblem features a red sun with 16 rays of light in the center, symbolizing that Asia is where the sun rises and representing the vigorous development and rapid promotion of Asian sports.

Basic knowledge of Asian Games

The Asian Games is currently the largest comprehensive sports event held in Asia. Similar to the Olympic Games, the Asian Games is held every four years. China first hosted the Asian Games in Beijing in 1990. The board of directors of the Asian Games is the Olympic Council of Asia, which aims to provide a platform for Asian countries to cooperate in sports.

The full name of the Asian Games is the Asian Games. As the name suggests, the Asian Games is held in Asia and is currently the largest comprehensive sports event in Asia. Similar to the Olympic Games, the Asian Games is held every four years and is hosted in turn by members of the Olympic Council of Asia. The first session was held in 1952, and 18 sessions have been held so far.

China held the Asian Games for the first time on October 7, 1990 in the capital Beijing. It was also the 11th Asian Games. A total of 4,655 athletes from different countries participated, breaking the scale of previous Asian Games. The first Asian Games was held in India. The original time was February 1949, but it was postponed to 1951 for some reasons.

The Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) was established on November 16, 1982. It was formerly the Asian Games Federation established in New Delhi. It is the only organization that manages the Asian Games. Its headquarters is located in Kuwait and it provides a platform for sports cooperation among Asian countries and Asia's international influence.

In which country was the first Asian Games held?

The Asian Games is a regional comprehensive sports event hosted by the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA). It is open to all OCA member states in Asia. Only members of the OCA have the right to participate in the OCA.

The rules for the Asian Games are roughly the same as those for the Olympics, but there are some differences in terms of sports and eligibility.

The predecessor of the Asian Games was the Far Eastern Games, which was initiated by the Philippine Sports Association in 1911 and held every two years, alternately in Manila, Philippines, Shanghai, China, and Osaka, Japan.