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After the IOC's evaluation of Japan, we will see how Japan's epidemic prevention situation is, if it is good enough, then the Olympics will be held as scheduled, and if the results are not good, then the Tokyo Olympics may be suspended, and the time will basically be three months.

Japan's assessment period is about three months, and if Japan's epidemic prevention and control does not improve after three months, then the Tokyo Olympics in Japan will face the danger of cancellation, We all know that after the Diamond Princess docked in Japan, the response measures taken by Japan were not good enough, and after the observation period, local residents were allowed to go by public transportation, resulting in the first batch of infections once infected others, resulting in a large-scale spread of the epidemic in Japan, and now the epidemic in Japan is already the most countries except China and South Korea, and the current situation is not optimistic.

Since the outbreak of the epidemic in Japan, there have been rumors that the Japanese Olympics will be canceled, but Japan has come out in time to refute the rumors every time, and after a period of time, the heat has gone down, but just two days ago, IOC member Pound said that if Japan cannot lift the threat of the epidemic within three months, then the Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan will be canceled and will not be postponed or replacedJapan has invested so much human and financial resources, and if it is canceled, then the impact on the Japanese economy will still be very large.

It is not the first time that Japan has canceled the Olympic Games, as early as 1940, Japan was canceled due to the war, but today, 80 years later, due to the new coronavirus, Japan is once again facing the threat of being forced to cancel the Olympic Games。In fact, I think that three months can completely allow Japan to control the epidemic, even if you can't learn from China's lockdown, then at least learn from China's propaganda, otherwise if the epidemic really breaks out for three months, I think the situation in Japan is not optimistic, the virus is harmful to the elderly, and the aging of Japanese society is so serious.

If you want to wait for the dust to settle on the Olympics in Japan, it may take three months to confirm it.

The spread of the epidemic in Japan, the Tokyo Olympics may be canceled, this matter will be until the end of May to see the spread of the new crown pneumonia virus suppression, if it can be suppressed, it will be held as scheduled, if the epidemic is not controlled, the Olympics may be canceled.

At present, the epidemic situation in China has been basically controlled due to the decisive measures taken in the early stage, but large-scale outbreaks have begun abroad, and the number of people is increasing due to the lack of corresponding emergency measures in Japan and South Korea, and it is believed that it will not improve in the short term.

Professor Zhong Nanshan said that China is expected to completely control the epidemic in April, but Japan does not pay too much attention to the epidemic, and if it does not hurry up to control the epidemic, Japan may not be able to avoid the epidemic in May or June.

Originally, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics was a sports event that people all over the world are looking forward to. But because of the outbreak of the new crown epidemic in 2020, this sports event that people all over the world are looking forward to has become a hot potato, which makes Japan's ** very embarrassed, and I don't know whether to face the epidemic to open the Olympic Games. The pandemic had a big impact on the Tokyo Olympics in 2020.

So what impact has the pandemic had on the Tokyo Olympics? Here's what I think:

1. The epidemic has postponed the Tokyo Olympics by one year.

Originally, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics was supposed to be officially held in July 2020, but due to the impact of the new crown epidemic, Japan** had to postpone the 2020 Tokyo Olympics to 2021. Therefore, the biggest impact of the epidemic on the Tokyo Olympics is to postpone the Tokyo Olympics by one year.

2. The epidemic has made it necessary for the Tokyo Olympics to be held without spectators.

Because of the epidemic, in order to prevent the domestic epidemic from becoming more severe, the Tokyo Olympics were held without spectators. When the sports student meeting is held, there is no audience on the stand, which makes many athletes feel that the Olympics are very boring, and at the same time, the Olympics are held without spectators, which can be said to be very special in the etiquette Olympics.

3. The epidemic has caused Japan**, which hosted the Tokyo Olympics, to suffer very heavy losses.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Tokyo Olympics in Japan had to be held without spectators, which made it impossible for many foreign spectators to come to Japan. The new crown epidemic has caused Japan**, which hosted the Tokyo Olympics, to suffer very heavy losses.

In this Tokyo Olympics, the impact of the epidemic on the Tokyo Olympics is very large. First of all, there is a lot of opposition to the event, because people can't gather together now due to the coronavirus pandemic. Holding the Olympics has the potential to be a source of communication.

Therefore, the audience for this Olympics is very small. Tourism revenues have fallen sharply.

Before the epidemic, everyone was preparing for the competition according to a four-year cycle, and the sudden extension of the one-year preparation period disrupted the rhythm of many athletes in terms of strength, which definitely had an impact on their performance.

Second, the economic income of the organizer is greatly affected, there are no audiences, no tourists, and the initial investment is huge, and it is difficult to recover the cost.

The impact of the epidemic on the Tokyo Olympics is still relatively large, and the first is economic income. The tickets for the Olympics are gone, and the spectators pay for them, causing great economic losses.

The second is because of the serious impact of the epidemic, and some athletes in the Olympics have been infected with the epidemic. This is a great challenge for Japan.

The pandemic has had a big impact on the Tokyo Olympics. First of all, the Tokyo Olympics were postponed by a year. It has brought a lot of economic losses.

In addition, due to the epidemic, the number of spectators has decreased, which has led to a decrease in Tokyo's economic income, and at the same time, it will also cause some psychological distress to the athletes, and have a certain impact on the performance of the athletes.

The impact of the pandemic on the Tokyo Olympics has been very significant, first of all, the number of foreign tourists and businesses has been severely limited, and the number of spectators has also been severely limited. The inspection of the athletes is also very strict, which has different effects on their daily life and competition. Obviously, the impact of the epidemic on the Olympic Games is still relatively large, causing great difficulties.

Has the pandemic affected the performance of athletes competing in the Tokyo Olympics? The biggest impact of the pandemic on athletes is the change in the rules of the competition. Table tennis, for example, requires athletes not to touch the table tennis table or blow into the table tennis balls.

You must know that these two small movements are often done by athletes when they play table tennis, and now it is stipulated that such actions are not allowed, which means that they still have to have some mental strength to control themselves when playing. That means that the athletes simply don't have the means to put their heart and soul into the game. In the table tennis mixed doubles competition, our athletes must have been affected, and Japanese athletes also committed fouls, but the referee did not see it, which affected the fairness of the game to a certain extent.

The new rules are not only added to table tennis, but also other sports have more or less added rules due to the epidemic, which will break the athletes' previous training rules and will naturally have an impact on their final performance.

The Tokyo Olympics are about to kick off and the Olympic flame will be lit again, but whether the world's biggest sporting event will be performed as scheduled is once again full of uncertainties. At a press conference before the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics, Toshiro Muto, CEO of the Tokyo Organising Committee, said that the Tokyo Olympics could still be cancelled at the last minute. Of course, this is the most undesirable situation, but if the number of confirmed cases of the new crown increases from time to time, it will bring a grand response to the Olympic Organizing Committee, and the cancellation of the Games will have to be announced.

The occasional increase in the number of new coronavirus cases has become a key factor in whether the Games can be held as scheduled, especially the sharp increase in the number of infected people will bring serious challenges to the Olympic Organizing Committee, and if it is difficult to control the exchange of fish, the organizers will stop discussing directly. Toshiro Muto said at a press conference, "It is uncertain how the number of new coronavirus cases will increase, but if the number of cases increases too quickly, we will directly discuss the possibility of suspending or canceling the case." ”

In addition, Toshiro Muto also said that in the past, all event organizers have reached a fundamental disagreement, and will use the new crown pneumonia epidemic method as a base standard, and will directly stop the five-party negotiations to discuss the prospects of the Olympic Games. But as things stand, the number of coronavirus cases could rise, but there was also the possibility of a fall. What we usually need to do is to think about the current situation to do a good job of epidemic protection, and reduce the impact of the new crown epidemic on the Olympic Games as much as possible, so as to ensure that the Olympic Games can be stopped normally.

Although the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games is about to be performed, it is indeed difficult to be reassuring in this Olympic Games, especially as the number of confirmed cases of the new crown in Japan as a whole is still increasing from time to time. As of July 21, Beijing time, there are 31,166 confirmed cases of the new crown in Japan, 3,758 new cases in one day on July 20, and 1,387 new cases in Tokyo in a single day. In addition, confirmed cases have been found one after another, both from the sports team that arrived in Tokyo to the staff inside the Olympic Village.

Will the Olympics be safe as usual? It has been marked as a big problem, and the statement of the CEO of the Olympic Organizing Committee, Toshiro Muto, has also been questioned by the Japanese domestic ** that it is too cautious, and then the resentment of the Japanese people is almost uncontrollable, especially the cases caused from time to time after other Olympic delegations have arrived in Japan, which has once again aroused the dissatisfaction of the Japanese people about holding the Olympic Games, so that some hatred has been directed at the Olympic Organizing Committee.

Compared to the surge in infection cases in other countries, it is the infected people directly related to the Olympics that are crucial. As of the beginning of the press conference on the 20th, there have been 9 people related to the Olympics who have tested positive for nucleic acid, including one person who wishes to the Olympic Village, and 67 people who have been related to the Olympics have tested positive for the new crown since July. Among the foreign teams, the South African Olympic team has 21 close contacts of the new crown, except for 3 people who have confirmed that they have not been in contact and have been released from isolation, the others are all likely to be infected.

The disturbing news on the eve of the Opening Ceremony means that the Games could be cancelled at any time, even at the last minute of the Opening Ceremony.

It's unlikely, because the Olympics are a tradition that has been going on for many years, and it would be unreasonable to cut it off because of the pandemic, and it would be condemned by a lot of people.

No way. Since athletes from all over the world have already reached Japan, it is impossible to stop the event.

It is very likely that it will, because the epidemic in Japan is still relatively serious, and if the Olympics are held, it may also accelerate the spread of the epidemic.

Currently, due to the coronavirus pandemic, polls in Japan show that nearly 70% of the people do not want the Olympics to be held as scheduled. However, does Japan** have the right to unilaterally cancel this competition? The answer is yes, Japan ** does not have this power!

There is a very clear contract between the IOC and the host city of Tokyo regarding the hosting of the Tokyo Olympics, and there is a clause in the contract regarding the cancellation of the games. Judging by the documents, these powers were given to the IOC alone, not to the host city, Tokyo.

So far, the IOC has remained adamant that the event will go ahead as scheduled. This is also because there are a lot of economic and political reasons behind the Olympics.

Historically, the Olympic Games have been cancelled three times, all three times because of the Second World War, which made it difficult to hold the Games. Although the impact of this epidemic is huge, it has not yet reached the point where it cannot be held.

Secondly, the 2020 Winter Olympics will be held in Beijing, and Japan, which has been competing with China in all aspects, is not willing to give up this event.

Third, the Olympics are the world's largest sporting event, and they are multi-billion dollar broadcast sponsorships for Japan and the IOC. It's a huge tournament with huge contractual obligations on all sides. If Japan unilaterally cancels this competition, all the disadvantages will fall on the Japanese side, and it will also face a huge amount of compensation Hu Sunye, which Japan is unwilling to bear.

If the epidemic situation in Japan is too severe to be held, it will only be possible if both Japan** and the International Olympic Committee decide to cancel it.

Because of this grand event, the Japanese side and the International Olympic Committee have invested in giant pants shouting insurance, and some direct losses will be borne by insurance companies at that time. There is no doubt that this will be the largest insurance claim in the world.