The predecessor of the Asian Games was the Far East Games. 19 1 1 year, the Far East Games sponsored by the Philippine Sports Association is held every two years, alternately in Manila and Osaka, China. The sports meeting was held for 65,438+00 sessions, and was later suspended due to the outbreak of two world wars.

It was not until 1948 that Asian sportsmen who had participated in the World Olympic Games proposed to resume the Far East Games and expand its scale, and renamed it the Asian Games. The Asian Games, referred to as "Asian Games" for short, is a comprehensive sports competition in Asia and the largest sports event in Asia. It is hosted by the member countries of the Asian Sports Federation in turn and is held every four years.

The symbol of an organization.

In the middle of the first generation emblem of OCA is a 1 shining red sun, which symbolizes that Asia is the place where the sun rises and represents the vigorous development and rapid promotion of Asian sports.

The second generation emblem was designed on February 2, 2006. During the Doha Asian Games, the center of the new emblem is also a red sun. The red sun is surrounded by a dragon above and an eagle below, which represents the unity of Asia, and emphasizes the important role of the Arab countries represented by the Oriental Dragon China and the Eagle in Asian sports.

1990 emblem of the Beijing Asian Games As the Asian Games is hosted by the Olympic Council of Asia, just as the emblem of previous Olympic Games must have a five-ring pattern, the emblem of the Asian Games must also be integrated into the central pattern of the emblem-a red sun that radiates 16 rays.

Refer to the above? Baidu Encyclopedia-Asian Games