What about the Paralympic Games, about the Paralympics?

The Paralympic Games began in Rome in 1960

However, it was in 1988 that the Paralympic Games and the Olympic Games were held in the same host city.

The rules of the Seoul Olympics were only set

The Paralympic Games began in Rome in 1960

It seems that there is not in the same city.

The Paralympic Games were held in 1960.

It is a world-class multi-sport event hosted by the International Olympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) for people with disabilities, which is held every four years after the Summer Olympics and has been held 16 times in 2020.

Introduction

China first participated in the 7th Paralympic Games in New York in June 1984, and then participated in the 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000 Paralympic Games. A total of 215 athletes were sent to the five Paralympic Games, winning 80 gold medals, 72 silver medals and 52 bronze medals, 59 breaking 75 world records and 25 Paralympic records.

Compared with Western countries, China's para sports started late and have a weak foundation. In 1984, China's reform and opening up was just beginning, and like other undertakings, the sports industry was in ruins.

In June of that year, para sports and able-bodied sports returned to the international arena and participated in the Olympic and Paralympic Games that year. China sent only 24 paralympic athletes to participate in the 7th International Summer Paralympic Games held in Long Island, New York, USA, and two blind girls, Ping Yali and Zhao Jihong, faced strong opponents from all over the world and fought bravely to win the women's B2 and B3 long jump gold medals respectively.

During the Second World War, the disabled soldiers on the European battlefield spontaneously organized themselves to carry out the first activities, which was the prototype of modern sports for the disabled. In 1948, the National Spinal Cord Injury Centre in Stoke Mandeville, England, hosted a sports competition for the disabled with only 16 disabled soldiers in wheelchairs, and the games have been held annually since then. In 1952, thanks to the participation of Dutch athletes, the Games evolved into an international sporting event.

In 1960, immediately after the Summer Olympics, about 400 disabled athletes from 23 countries in Europe and the United States gathered in Rome for the first World Para Games.

In 1976, the International Disabled Organisation decided to merge the Stoke 6 1 Mandeville Games with the World Para Games to host the first International Paralympic Games in Toronto, Canada, with 1,657 Para athletes from 38 countries competing. In 1988, the International Olympic Committee decided that the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games must be held in the same city.

In 2000, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) signed an agreement stipulating that cities bidding for the Olympic Games must bid for the Paralympic Games at the same time. The Paralympic Games will be held at the Olympic venues in the host city within one month after the Olympic Games.

From 1960 to 2005, 12 Summer Paralympics and 8 Winter Paralympic Games have been held.

In 1964, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decided that the Paralympic Games should be hosted by the countries hosting the Summer Olympics, but not in the same city. In 1988, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) made a new regulation:

The Summer Olympics and Paralympics must be held in the same city. With the development of Para sports, the IOC and the International Paralympic Committee decided to jointly organize the Paralympic Games. In 2000, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) signed an agreement stipulating that cities bidding for the Olympic Games must bid for the Paralympic Games at the same time. It is stipulated that the Paralympic Games will be held at the Olympic venues in the host city within one month after the Olympic Games.

About 10 days after the Beijing Olympics, the Paralympic Games will be held in accordance with the agreement.

The 13th Paralympic Games were held in Beijing. The Paralympic Games are also a massive celebration of humanity. From the first World Games for the Disabled held in Rome in 1960 to the 13th Paralympic Games held in Beijing in 2008, more and more countries, regions and athletes have participated in the Paralympic Games, and the results of sports competitions have been constantly refreshed.

With the beautiful myth of challenging the limits and surpassing themselves, people with disabilities from all over the world have demonstrated the Olympic spirit and sports characteristics of people with disabilities.

Brief introduction to the Paralympic Winter Games:The Paralympic Winter Games have been held for 12 years, with nearly 4,000 athletes participating. There are four major events in the competition, including alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, wheelchair sports and dance, each of which includes several small events, and China participated in the Winter Paralympics for the first time in 2002, when four athletes participated in alpine skiing and cross-country skiing, and achieved the sixth place.

The 2022 Paralympic Games will be held in Beijing, and it will also be the 13th Paralympic Winter Games in history.

The 8th Paralympic Games will be held in Seoul (Seoul).

This Paralympic Games has recruited and cultivated a large number of sports and technical ** who have participated in the Seoul (Seoul) Olympic Games to serve the Paralympics. The Paralympic Village is located just 4 km from the Olympic Stadium. Athletes, coaches, trainers and staff live in the Paralympic Village, which consists of 10 apartment buildings and 1,316 rooms, designed and built specifically for the Paralympic Games.

Founded in 1960, the Paralympic Games (paralympicgames) are the world's large-scale multi-sport games for people with disabilities hosted by the International Olympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee. The Paralympic Winter Games have been held nine times since they were held in 1976, with a total of nearly 4,000 athletes. There are four major events: alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, ice bobsleigh, and wheelchair sports dance, and each event includes a number of sub-events.

China participated in the Winter Paralympics for the first time in 2002 when it sent four athletes to Alpine skiing and cross-country skiing, finishing sixth.