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The 14th Asian Games was held in Busan on 29 September 2002

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The 14th session Asian Games From September 29, 2002 to October 14, 2002 in South Korea Busan Held, Busan is Korea The second city to win the right to host the Asian Games. Seoul It hosted the 10th Asian Games in 1986. The Busan Asian Games features 38 events, including 27 Olympic events and 11 non-Olympic events.

Chinese name: 2002 Busan Asian Games
Foreign name: The 2002 Busan Asian Games
Host city: Korea Busan
Holding time: 29 September 2002-14 October 2002
Port number: Hope and beyond, brand new Asia

mascot: DURIA
Participating countries and regions: 44
Competing athlete: 7711
Last session: 1998 Asian Games in Bangkok
Next session: 2006 Doha Asian Games
event: 38 major items, 419 minor items

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Conference concept

Hope and Beyond, a new Asia

Purpose of the Conference

Common Asia, Busan to the world

Objectives of the conference

(1) To promote and expand friendship and exchanges among Asian countries and foster a sense of community

2. Demonstrate the power of cities to lead Asia to prosperity in the 21st century

3, improve the cultural quality of citizens, enhance the ability to hold international competitions ^[1]

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2002 Busan Asian Games emblem^[2]

The design of the emblem is composed of Taeguk, which symbolizes the host country of Korea and Busan, and the blue waves of the sea.

Tai Chi expresses the spiritual culture of the Asian circle in harmony with Yin and Yang, and the waves extending outward reflect our spirit and ambition of forging ahead and defying challenges. The meshing pattern uses the shape of tiles in traditional Korean architecture, symbolizing the female tile and the tile.

The dynamic picture of two forces meshing and rotating in the center vividly expresses the idea of Asian people and the strength of unity that transcends national borders.

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2002 Busan Asian Games mascot^[3]

The mascot of the Busan Asian Games is a flying animal Seagull It is the city bird of the host city of Busan. The pattern of the seagull body is vivid and simple by the use of thick ink and free lines, which exudes the charm of traditional Korean culture. At the same time, the combination of thick and thin lines also represents the enterprising spirit and lofty ideals of the Asian people entering the new era. The mascot's name is "DURIA", which means "Asia on the move". At the same time, the pronunciation of "you and I together" in Korean is "DU-RI", which is also consistent with the idea of solidarity and friendship among all Asian countries participating in the Congress.

Participating country

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Afghanistan	Bahrain	Bangladesh	Bhutan	Brunei	Cambodia
China	Hong Kong, China	Macau, China	Chinese Taipei	India	Indonesia
Iran	Japan	Jordan	Kazakhstan	North Korea	Korea
Kuwait	Kyrgyzstan	Laos	Lebanon	Malaysia	Maldives
Mongolia	Burma	Nepal	Oman	Pakistan	Palestine
The Philippines	Qatar	Saudi Arabia	Singapore	Sri Lanka	Syria
Tajikistan	Thailand	East Timor	Turkmenistan	United Arab Emirates	Uzbekistan
Vietnam	Yemen

(Note: 44 countries and regions participated in the 2002 Busan Asian Games)

Opening ceremony

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Opening ceremony of the 2002 Asian Games in Busan^[1]

Opening ceremony of the 2002 Asian Games in Busan It will be held at 6 p.m. on September 29 at the main stadium of the Busan Asian Games, with about 5,200 participants. The theme of the opening ceremony is "Beautiful Meeting". The opening ceremony brought back Busan's ancient culture and mapped out another historic reunion with a promising Asian future. 3.6 billion Asian people met in Busan to build a common Asia.

Closing ceremony

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2002 Busan Asian Games Closing ceremony^[4]

On the evening of October 14, 2002, at Sajik Stadium in Busan, South Korea, the Vice President of the Olympic Council of Asia Samih Mudallal officially announced the closing of the 14th Asian Games in Busan, South Korea. The closing ceremony kicked off with an ancient ballet by 241 students, while a dance phalanx of 1,000 students from primary and secondary schools opened a prelude to the "Go Home" anthem for the Asian Games. The whole performance reflects the "joy and pride", reflecting the Korean people's congratulations on the successful hosting of the Asian Games, and the attachment and deep blessing to distant friends when parting. "The Busan Asian Games is not only the largest but also the most successful sports event in the history of Asia," said Jeong Soon, chairman of the Busan Asian Games Organizing Committee 垞 at the closing ceremony. Oca Vice President Mudallal presented the Medal of Appreciation to the Mayor of Busan to thank the people of Busan for their special contribution to the Games. The "Best Athlete" award of the Asian Games was also announced tonight, and Japanese male swimmer Kosuke Kitajima was voted the "Best athlete" by an absolute majority. Subsequently, the flag of the first Asian Games and the flag of the Olympic Council of Asia were transferred between the host of the current Asian Games, Busan City of South Korea, the Olympic Council of Asia and the host of the next Asian Games, Doha City of Qatar. All members of the Olympic Council of Asia from 44 Asian countries and regions sent delegations to attend the meeting, making this Asian Games a veritable "happy reunion" in the history of the Asian Games. The delegation of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to participate in the Asian Games has added a positive connotation of promoting national unity on the Korean Peninsula. ^[5]

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Athletics, swimming, football, basketball, weightlifting, wrestling, boxing, shooting, volleyball, hockey, cycling, badminton, tennis, gymnastics, table tennis, Archery, sailing, handball, Golf, rowing, fencing, judo, Kabaddi, Rattan, Softball, Martial arts, Canoeing, baseball, bowling, Equestrian, Karate, modern pentathlon, soft tennis, Taekwondo, Squash , rugby, bodybuilding, billiards (38 in total). ^[8]

Medal tally

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Ranking	nation	gold	silver	copper	The total
1	China	150	84	74	308
2	Korea	96	80	84	260
3	Japan	44	74	72	190
4	Kazakhstan	20	26	30	76
5	Uzbekistan	15	12	24	51
6	Thailand	14	19	10	43
7	Chinese Taipei	10	17	25	52
8	India	10	12	13	35
9	North Korea	9	11	13	33
10	Iran	8	14	14	36
11	Saudi Arabia	7	1	1	19
12	Malaysia	6	8	16	30
13	Singapore	5	2	10	17
14	Indonesia	4	7	12	23
15	Vietnam	4	7	7	18
15	Hong Kong, China	4	6	11	21
16	Qatar	4	5	8	17
16	The Philippines	3	7	16	26
17	Brunei	3	2	2	7
18	Kyrgyzstan	2	4	6	12
19	Kuwait	2	1	5	8
20	Sri Lanka	2	1	3	6
21	Pakistan	1	6	6	13
22	Burma	1	5	6	12
23	Turkmenistan	1	2	1	4
24	Mongolia	1	1	12	14
25	Lebanon	1	0	0	1
26	Tajikistan	0	2	4	6
27	Macau, China	0	2	2	4
28	The United Arab Emirates	0	2	1	3
29	Bangladesh	0	1	0	1
30	Syria	0	0	3	3
31	Nepal	0	0	3	3
32	Laos	0	0	2	2
33	Jordan	0	0	2	2
33	Afghanistan	0	0	1	1
35	Yemen	0	0	1	1
36	Palestine	0	0	1	1
	total	427	421	502	1350 ^[6]

Competition venue

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2002 Busan Asian Games Main Stadium^[7]

Busan Asian Games main stadium Located in Jejee-dong, Yeonjae District, Busan City, it is one of the new stadiums for the Busan Asian Games, covering an area of 332,200 square meters and nearly 60,000 seats. The opening and closing ceremonies, athletics and some football competitions of the 14th Asian Games were held here.

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