Can foreign aid be invited for the Asian Games?

The Asian Games cannot invite foreign aid. Since League of Legends entered the Asian Games, it has been expressly stipulated that foreign aid cannot be used. After all, it is a national competition, and the use of foreign aid is not in compliance.

The so-called foreign aid means that athletes of another nationality join the team of another country and play for this country, while only athletes of their own nationality are allowed to participate in the Olympic Games. Black athletes in some Asian countries are actually "naturalized players".

"Naturalized player" refers to a player who voluntarily acquires the nationality of another country other than the nationality of the country of birth. This is a bit like skilled immigrants, such as Kaman of the German team, Gordon of the British team, blache and Dorset of the Philippines. These athletes must be naturalized to represent their country in the Olympic Games.

Asian Games

The Asian Games, referred to as the Asian Games, is the largest comprehensive sports meeting in Asia. It is hosted by the member countries of the Olympic Council of Asia in turn and is held every four years.

Comprehensive games include Asian Summer Games (Asian Games), Asian Winter Games (Asian Winter Games), Asian Youth Games (Asian Youth Games), Asian Paralympic Games (Asian Paralympic Games), Asian University Games (Asian Games), Asian Beach Games (Asian Games), Asian Indoor and Wushu Games (Asian Games) and so on.

The 39th General Assembly of the OCA was held at 65438+ on February 6th, 2020, Beijing time. The participating member countries chose Doha, Qatar as the host city of the 2030 Asian Summer Games through online voting. Riyadh, which voted second, was automatically postponed and became the host city of the 2034 Summer Asian Games.

On 2021September 14, the 3D version of the torch for the 2022 Hangzhou Asian Games 19 was officially put on sale. This is the first licensed product with torch theme in Hangzhou Asian Games and the first digital licensed product issued in the 70-year history of the Asian Games.