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Under the blue sky and blue sea, paddle boards, windsurfing boards, and rowing competitions take turns. On the morning of June 29, the opening ceremony of the 2nd Marine Sports Games and Decathlon Paddleboard Carnival in Yantian District, Shenzhen was held at Dameisha International Water Sports Center. Wang Zhiqiang, first-level researcher (municipal management) of Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports, Jian Zheng, deputy head of Yantian District Government, Luo Yanyu, director of Yantian District Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau, Li Zhuhua, secretary general of Shenzhen Sports Industry Association, Mi Xifang, general manager of Decathlon Shenzhen, and Wu Zhiqiang, general manager of Shenzhen Dameisha International Water Sports Center, attended the opening ceremony.
The scene of the competition
It is reported that the Games is guided by the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports, supported by the Yantian District Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau, hosted by Shenzhen Dameisha Water Sports Club Co., Ltd., and co-organized by Decathlon Sporting Goods (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., Shenzhen Langxing Sports Co., Ltd., Swift Racing, Shenzhen Dameishawan Yacht Club Co., Ltd., Liefeng Yacht and Shenzhen Pilot Nautical Sports Development Co., Ltd. The 250-member teams including Decathlon Team, Langxing Water Sports Club, Yantian Amateur Sports School, Guiyuan Primary School, etc., were held at Dameisha International Water Sports Center on June 29-30.
Wang Zhiqiang, a first-level researcher (municipal management) of the Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports, said in his speech that Yantian District, as a beautiful business card of marine sports in eastern Shenzhen, has held a series of high-end sports events, attracting domestic and foreign tourists, and looks forward to more marine sports events being held in Yantian District. The relevant person in charge of the Yantian District Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports Bureau said that the Games will rely on the joint participation of enterprises and other social forces to provide a stage for water sports enthusiasts to have a competitive experience, and at the same time, with the help of Yantian's high-quality coastal resources, water sports will be promoted to citizens and tourists, so that more people can understand and like marine sports, and implant more products and experiences for the upcoming summer tourism consumption season.
Decathlon Shenzhen Regional General Manager Yi Xifang said that marine sports play an important role in improving physical and mental health and promoting the sustainable development of marine economy, "Decathlon will continue to innovate and continue to launch a variety of marine sports projects to help more Shenzhen residents enjoy the fun of water sports." ”
The scene of the competition
In recent years, Yantian District has been committed to the development of mountain outdoor sports and coastal events, relying on sports facilities such as Dameisha International Water Sports Center, to hold high-end brand events such as the Shenzhen Station of the Hydrofoil Windsurfing World Cup and the Asian Championships of Hydrofoil and Windsurfing, the National Sailing Championships, the Shenzhen 100 Cross Country Race, the China Triathlon League Finals (Yantian, Shenzhen), and the first Yantian Shanhai International Road Cycling Race.
Yantian Dameisha
As the most distinctive business card of Yantian, Binhai Sports has cultivated a number of outstanding athletes such as Chen Peina, the world champion of windsurfing. The Games gathered many outstanding water sports enthusiasts to participate in the event, and jointly presented a wonderful sports feast for the audience. The competition covers paddle boarding, sailing, OP sailing, windsurfing, ocean rowing and beach volleyball. In the fierce competition, the athletes showed superb skills and tenacious fighting spirit, and won bursts of applause and cheers from the audience.
Text | Reporter Lin Yuantu, video | Reporter Wang Lei