Association charter of the Chinese National Swimming Team

<>The Chinese Swimming Association is a national mass organization of swimming in China, one of the individual sports associations under the leadership of the All-China Sports Federation, founded in 1956, headquartered in Beijing. The institution is responsible for the main work of competitions, referees, institutions and technology, training, scientific research, etc. In 2017, he received the FINA Highest Honour Award of the year.

Member of the All-China Sports Federation. Founded in 1956. The head office was established in Beijing.

The first current chairman, Li Menghua. There are 4 sub-events of swimming, synchronized swimming, **, and water polo. The largest power structure is the National Council, the Standing Committee is the executor, and the Secretariat is responsible for the day-to-day work.

There are coaches, scientific research, referees, specific guidance for children's practice, long-distance swimming, swimming for the elderly, winter swimming and life-saving equipment and other key associations. Zhang Xirang has served as the current president of the Swimming Association and the deputy secretary of the Asian Swimming Federation. In April 1952, the International Swimming Federation recognized China as a VIP member.

In 1958, in order to resist the attempt to engage in "two Chinas", it was once associated with the International Swimming Federation. In July 1980, the International Swimming Federation restored the exercise of sovereignty of the Chinese Swimming Association.

The referees, coaches and their scientific and technological personnel of the China Swimming Association have participated in various academic exchanges, often according to newspapers, radio stations, and television programs to promote and plan swimming, water polo, and synchronized swimming, and help the National Sports Commission to hold various events, change, approve various competition standards and referee laws, evaluate national referees, and establish national teams to participate in international events. The China Tourism Association was founded in 1956, and the previous chairman was Zhang Xirang.

In accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of our country, the strategic guidelines and current policies of sports culture, as well as the relevant requirements of the International Swimming Federation, unified management methods and institutions to specifically guide the development trend of new swimming sports in China; Actively and reasonably and effectively promote the wide application of engineering and the improvement of sports technical strength; Expand international cooperation and collaboration, promote the sociality of new sports projects, and develop the development trend of early mining industry.

The Chinese Swimming Association was founded in 1956 and is headquartered in Beijing. It is one of the individual sports associations under the leadership of the All-China Sports Federation.

The Chinese Swimming Association was established in 1956, and the Swimming Association is mainly responsible for some rules and referees of swimming competitions.

To apply for the establishment of a swimming association, the following conditions need to be met:1Voluntary social groups:

The swimming association is a voluntary social group, which needs at least 3 founders to jointly decide to establish a swimming association, and has its own organizational structure, constitution and operating mechanism. 2.With a certain scale and influence:

The establishment of a swimming association requires a certain scale and influence, usually requires a certain number of members, can provide swimming training, competition organization and other services for members, and has a certain reputation and authority in the local swimming community. 3.Legally registered:

The establishment of a swimming association needs to comply with relevant laws and regulations, especially those related to community organizations and sports organizations, such as the Regulations on the Registration and Administration of Social Groups, the Sports Law, etc. Object Cave 5Possess the necessary financial management skills:

The establishment of a swimming association requires a certain degree of financial management ability, which can reasonably manage the association's finances and ensure that income and expenditure are balanced. 6.Have certain management and operation capabilities:

The establishment of a swimming association requires certain management and operational capabilities, and the ability to effectively organize and manage the activities and members of the association to ensure the healthy development of the association.

(1) According to the requirements of the national sports administrative department and the development status of international swimming, be fully responsible for the business management of the project, and study and formulate the development plan, plan and policy of national swimming.

2) Responsible for and guide the popularization of swimming.

3) Responsible for and guide the construction of outstanding sports teams and the cultivation of talents of the project, and manage the national team of the project.

4) Research, formulate and organize the implementation of the national or international competition system, plan, rules and adjudication laws of the project, be responsible for the management of the national competition of the project, formulate competition regulations, and review and approve sports results.

5) Organize and guide the scientific and technological research, scientific and technological services and business training of the project, organize and carry out publicity work, and publish publications.

6) Carry out international exchanges and technical exchanges, put forward the international activity plan of the project, be responsible for organizing the teams, training and participation in international competitions, and be responsible for and guiding the approval and related organization of international competitions held in China.

7) Responsible for the market management and development work related to the project, carry out relevant business and service activities, accumulate career development funds, and enhance the vitality and ability of self-development.

8) Widely contact and unite people from all walks of life, and give full play to the role of the association as a bridge and link.

9) Participate in relevant activities organized by the International Tour Federation and the Asian Tour Federation.

10) Accept the entrustment of the competent authorities, the International Tourist Federation and the Asian Tourist Federation to carry out relevant work.

Abide by the national constitution, laws, regulations and policies, and abide by social morality; To unite and organize workers and enthusiasts engaged in swimming (hereinafter referred to as swimming, diving, water polo, and synchronized swimming) across the country, as well as people from all walks of life at home and abroad who enthusiastically support this sport, to popularize and develop swimming throughout the country; Continuously improve the technical level of swimming; In order to implement the national fitness plan, the Olympic glory plan, and promote the construction of socialist material civilization and spiritual civilization; Strengthen close ties and cooperation with the International Swimming Federation and the Asian Swimming Federation, and enhance exchanges and friendship with swimming associations and athletes from all over the world and regions.

Modern swimming began in England and became popular in the Yorkshire region in the sixties of the 17th century.

The world's first indoor swimming pool was built in 1828 at George Dock in Liverpool.

In 1837, the world's first swimming association was founded.

In 1908, it was stipulated that swimming must be played in a pool. The international standard swimming pool is 50 meters long, at least 21 meters wide and more than one meter deep. There are 8 lanes, each lane is meters wide, and the lane divider is connected by a single buoy with a diameter of 5 10 cm.

Athletes must start the competition by standing on the starting platform (except for the backstroke), which is 50 75 cm above the water and has an area of 50 50 cm.

In 1896, when swimming was listed as an Olympic event, it was a real "freestyle" regardless of the swimming style, and there were only three events: 100 meters, 500 meters, and 1200 meters.

In the second Olympic Games in 1900, the backstroke was separated; In 1904, at the 3rd Olympic Games, the breaststroke was separated.

At the 5th Olympic Games in 1912, women's swimming was included in the competition.

In 1956, the 16th Olympic Games added butterfly strokes, and since then it has been stereotyped into four swimming styles.

Since then, the Olympic swimming competition has developed to a total of 32 events in 6 major events: freestyle, breaststroke, butterfly, backstroke, medley and relay (freestyle and medley), making it the second largest gold medalist in the Olympic Games after track and field.

In 1837, it was founded in London, England.

FINA's organizational system consists of congresses, technical congresses, bureaus, standing committees, special committees and arbitral tribunals. The Congress is its supreme authority and has the power to make decisions on any matter other than the competence of the Technical Congress, which is convened every four years. A member of the association may be represented by two representatives, with two votes.

The Conference hears the report of the Executive Board, the report of the Treasurer, the amendment of the Statutes and Rules, and the election of the Executive Board and its **.

The Technical Congress has the right to make decisions on all technical issues related to swimming, diving, water polo and synchronized swimming competitions, and has the right to decide on the technical rules of FINA, which is also held once every four years, and a member of the association can send two representatives to attend the meeting.

The Executive Board consists of the FINA President, 5 Vice-Presidents, Secretary, Treasurer and 14 members, and is elected every four years. The Life President, the Past President, the Past Secretary, and the Past Treasurer are also members of the Executive Board, but have no voting rights, and the latter three can only remain for one term (4 years). The current president of FINA is Julio Magglioni.

FINA has the following special committees that deal with professional issues in different areas: Swimming Technical Committee, Open Water Swimming Technical Committee, Diving Technical Committee, Water Polo Technical Committee, Synchronized Swimming Technical Committee, Veteran Committee and Medical Committee. The Executive Board may also establish specialized committees as required.

FINA has an information centre that disseminates information about FINA, FINA and association members in a timely manner.