Who are the inspirational figures of Hangzhou Asian Paralympic Games?

The inspirational figures of Hangzhou Asian Paralympic Games include Yao Dani and Yuan Yaqing.

1, Yao Dani

The torch relay of the 4th Asian Paralympic Games in Hangzhou started from Xiushui Square in Qiandao Lake, Chun 'an County, Hangzhou. Yao Dani, the champion of badminton mixed team competition in the hearing-impaired Olympic Games and a graduate of Ningbo Special Education Center School, appeared as the 69th torchbearer. Looking back on the dribs and drabs along the way, Yao Dani said with emotion. Yao Dani/Kloc-0 was born in Xiangshan, Ningbo in October, 1992 165438. She was deaf in both ears because of drug allergy in her childhood. Although fate was unfair to her, she didn't give up life because of it.

2. Yuan Yaqing

The torch of the 4th Asian Para Games in Hangzhou was passed in jiande city, Hangzhou. Yuan Yaqing, a teacher of Ningbo Special Education Center School, appeared as the 39th torchbearer. 1997, Yuan Yaqing was born in an ordinary family in Tiantai County, Zhejiang Province. However, improper medication after a high fever in childhood made Yuan Yaqing suffer from extremely serious neurological deafness. She still grows up little by little with the love and encouragement of her parents, and becomes a warm heart, bright smile and positive and optimistic girl.

Introduction of Hangzhou Asian Paralympic Games

Hangzhou Asian Para Games has set up 22 major events and 564 preliminary events. Compared with the last Asian Paralympic Games, rowing, kayaking, Go, Taekwondo and futsal were added. Among them, lawn bowling, formerly known as lawn bowling, is a competition of Hangzhou Asian Paralympic Games. There are 24 lawn throwing events in Hangzhou Asian Paralympic Games, including 8 levels of men's singles, women's singles and mixed doubles.

This year's Hangzhou Asian Para Games set up a classification committee, including the chairman of the committee, classification experts and sports experts. Among them, grading experts are responsible for evaluating and grading athletes according to medical standards, and sports experts are responsible for providing professional advice according to the characteristics of each event.