Etiquette for watching track and field events in the Asian Games

Etiquette and courtesy in watching track and field competitions

To watch track and field competitions, we should not only applaud, cheer and cheer for athletes, but also learn to cooperate with athletes' competitions and applaud, cheer and cheer for athletes in a timely and rhythmic manner; This seems simple, but it is very particular. For example, watching the 100 meter event, a few seconds before and after the referee gives the password, the audience should keep quiet immediately after the referee raises his hand and stop clapping and shouting. Making noise at this time will affect the athlete's best judgment on the starting gun; There is basically no such problem in long-distance running, but the audience's timely applause has another meaning-to pay tribute to the athletes' fighting spirit.

In some long-distance events, some weaker athletes will be left behind or even trapped by the previous players. Even so, they will not give up, but stick to the finish line. In this case, the audience should give these athletes the warmest applause and applaud the Olympic spirit that focuses on participation.

Jumping events: Many high jumpers or long jumpers like the audience to clap and cheer rhythmically. When an athlete runs up, the audience can applaud and cheer according to the rhythm of the athlete's footsteps, which is helpful for the athlete to jump out of good grades; The run-up rhythm of long jump and high jump is different. After the athletes start to run up, the applause of the audience should stop.

Different track and field events have different rhythms, and throwing events are another rhythm. When the athletes are not throwing, the audience should keep quiet and don't distract the athletes. Therefore, the mature audience watching track and field sports should master the different high-five rhythm of each sport.

Don't crowd when watching marathons and outdoor walking races. Listen to the instructions of the on-site staff and consciously watch the races outside the safety line. In the process of watching, you should have a good relationship with other audiences; Courtesy to the elderly, women, children and foreign guests; Don't bump into each other because of crowded viewing positions to avoid unnecessary friction.

When athletes run, it is forbidden to cross the competition route or cross the warning line; It is forbidden to climb over guardrails and other road traffic safety facilities; You should clap and cheer, don't make noise, don't beat drums upside down, and don't boo; When clapping, the language is civilized and enthusiastic. During the competition, it is not allowed to give drinks to athletes casually, and it is forbidden to hug athletes or take photos with them during the competition.

It is forbidden to throw things on the race route, and the road should be kept clean and tidy.

Anything can happen on the field. There is a sharp contradiction between domestic athletes winning gold unexpectedly and athletes from other countries standing on our shoulders winning gold unexpectedly. As an audience, we should resolve this contradiction from the bottom of our hearts and be more generous. Even if our athletes deserve the gold medal, we should give them due respect and congratulations, which is one of the qualities that every civilized audience should have.

Author Li Ning, Dean, Brief Introduction

6? 1 Founder of Beijing Etiquette College

6? 1 Member of the Committee for the Care of the Next Generation

6? 1 "Come on Olympics, Come on China" civilized gesture design expert.

6? 1 National Etiquette Reader Drafting Expert of the Propaganda Department of the Communist Party of China, "Welcome the Olympic Games, Stress Civilization, Establish a New Style"

6? 1 expert in compiling general training (etiquette) textbooks for volunteers of the 29th Beijing Olympic Games

6? 1 expert in compiling general training (etiquette) textbooks for volunteers of the 13th Paralympic Games in Beijing

6? 1 Member of the volunteer etiquette expert evaluation team for the 29th Beijing Olympic Games.

6? 1 The first expert advisory group on volunteer work for the 13th Paralympic Games in Beijing-consultant

6? 1 General training experts for volunteers of the 29th Olympic and Paralympic Games in Beijing

6? 1 Professional volunteer evaluation expert for the award ceremony of the 29th Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee Cultural Activities Department.

6? 1 Professional volunteer training expert for the awarding ceremony of the Cultural Activities Department of BOCOG.

6? 1 Invited experts of excellent general training courses for volunteers of Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games.

6? 1 Evaluation expert for the pilot work of volunteer training for the 13th Paralympic Games in Beijing

6? 1 Won the Outstanding Contribution Award for Volunteer Work in Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games.

6? In 2008, 1 was rated as an advanced individual in Beijing Olympic Games training.

6? 12005 won the 2004 China Top Ten Outstanding Economic Women's Contribution Award. ...