Shanghai World Swimming Championships (2011 Shanghai World Swimming Championships)

1. This yearShanghai World Swimming ChampionshipsThe Shanghai Swimming World Championships will be held from July 16 to 31Shanghai World Swimming ChampionshipsThe two-week event is held every two yearsShanghai World Swimming ChampionshipsTherefore, the next Shanghai World Swimming Championships is expected to be held in 2025. The World Swimming Championships are one of the highest-level swimming events in the world.Shanghai World Swimming ChampionshipsThe world's top swimmers compete in events such as freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly medley, and relay. In addition to swimming, events also include diving, synchronized swimming and water polo.

2. The Shanghai World Swimming Championships includes swimming, diving, synchronized Swimming, water polo, open water, swimming, one of the sports that all men, women and old like. Modern swimming originated in the United Kingdom in the 1760s. Swimming activities in many areas of the United Kingdom have been quite active. Competitive swimming, which was spread to France in the early 18th century and then became popular in Europe, was included in the first Olympic Games in 1896.

3. Shanghai Oriental Sports Center, also known as the "Sea Crown", formerly known as the Shanghai Aquatic Sports Center, is located in Pudong New District, Shanghai. It is mainly based on its water sports events and is one of the comprehensive sports venues. It is equipped with a main stadium that can accommodate 150,000 spectators, a swimming pool of 5,000 people and an outdoor diving pool of 5,000 people, with a total investment of about 2 billion yuan. The main function of this venue was completed at the end of 2010.

4. The Shanghai World Swimming Championships is a world's highest-level swimming event organized by the FINA. It was held in Shanghai from July 16 to 31, 2011. This competition has a total of four major events, including swimming, diving, synchronized swimming, water polo, etc., with a total of 63 minor events, attracting nearly 2000 athletes from all over the world to participate. Steps 1 To purchase tickets to watch the Shanghai World Swimming Championships, you first need to purchase admission tickets. The tickets can be posted on the event's official website.

5. This World Swimming Championships will be held in Shanghai, attracting the attention of many swimming enthusiasts. During the event, Shanghai's swimming venues will hold a series of high-level competitions, bringing both visual and spiritual enjoyment to the audience.Shanghai World Swimming ChampionshipsYou are a swimming fan, and this is definitely a great opportunity not to miss. In order to ensure that you can watch the game smoothly, it is recommended that you purchase tickets in advance. Tickets for the event are selling out very quickly, especially for the finals.

6. The Shanghai Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government attach great importance to the hosting of the 14th FINA World Championships. To this end, they have specially invested in the construction of the Oriental Sports Center. As the main venue of this competition, the municipal government has extremely high standards for preparatory work. City leaders have made on-site inspections of the center under construction many times, emphasizing that this is a key project in Shanghai. The goal is to ensure completion by the end of 2022 and trial operation in the first quarter of 2023 to provide good basic conditions for the World Championships in July.

7. The 2011 FINA World Championships was held in Shanghai. The championship results of various women's diving competitions were as follows: Chinese athlete Shi Tingmao won the championship in the women's 1-meter springboard diving with a score of 650 points. The runner-up was Chinese athlete Wang Han, with a score of 200 points. The women's single 3-meter springboard diving Wu Minxia won the championship for China with a score of 85 points. He Zi ranked runner-up in the women's synchronized 3-meter springboard with 15 points. The Chinese combination He Zi and Wu Minxia won the championship with a score of 40 points.

8. At the 2011 Shanghai World Swimming Championships, Sun Yang broke the men's 1500-meter freestyle record held by Hackett. Australia star Hackett has maintained the world record in this event after winning two 1500-meter freestyle gold medals at the Sydney Olympics and the Athens Olympics. The appearance of Sun Yang broke the world record held by Hackett for nearly ten years. Although there was only a slight difference in the time of acceleration. But Sun Yang did it with all his strength. It can be said that he is a formidable swimmer Sun.

9. The second couplet can break records and add color to the people. This pair of couplet is consistent with the theme of the 2011 Shanghai World Swimming Championships. The specific explanation is as follows: The first couplet "Winning gold medals for the country" emphasizes that athletes win gold medals in international competitions and win glory for the country. Winning honor and glory is consistent with the spirit of athletes working hard to win medals in the World Championships. The second couplet "Breaking records and adding color to the people" expresses that athletes break records in competitions and contribute to the people.

10. This year's Shanghai is from July 16 to 31, once every two years.

11. Sun Yang won the silver medal in his first match. On July 24, 2011, the Shanghai World Swimming Championships ended the competition for the men's 400-meter freestyle, the first swimming final event. China's Sun Yang won the runner-up with a time of 3 minutes, 43 seconds 24. South Korea's Park Tae-hwan won the championship with a time of 3 minutes, 42 seconds 04. The second day of competition was held in Shaoxing, Zhejiang. In the men's 400-meter freestyle final, Zhejiang famous Sun Yang relied on 3.

12. Sun Yang won a total of multiple gold medals. The details are as follows: Four gold medals in individual events in the 2011 National Championships. In the 2011 National Championships, Sun Yang won gold medals in the men's 800-meter freestyle, men's 400-meter freestyle, men's 200-meter freestyle, and won a total of four gold medals in the 2011 Shanghai World Championships. At the 2011 Shanghai World Championships, Sun Yang is in the men's 800-meter freestyle and the men's 1500-meter freestyle events.

13. The comprehensive sports venue focusing on water events includes a main stadium for 150,000 people, a swimming pool for 5,000 people and an outdoor diving pool for 5,000 people. The total investment is about 2 billion yuan and will be completed by the end of 2010. The venue will mainly serve the 2011 Shanghai World Aquatics Championships. The Oriental Sports Center is composed of the stadium, swimming pool, outdoor diving pool, Dongfang Sports Building. A curved artificial lake connects the various venue buildings, with flying eaves columns and lake light.

14. On July 16, 2011, Shanghai welcomed a grand event. The 2011 Shanghai Swimming World Championships was the top international event that Shanghai hosted again after 2007. This World Championships had a total of 2500 athletes from 163 countries and regions. The athletes participated in the competition, with a total of 63 events as the host. The China team sent a strong team to strive to achieve good results on their home court. At the opening ceremony, China culture became the leading role in the performance.

15. Canadian star Cochran won the silver medal in 14 minutes, 44.46 seconds, and the bronze medal was won by player Keith from Hungary. The score was 14 minutes, 45.66. As the leader of the men's team of the China Swimming Corps in this World Championships, although Sun Yang regretted losing to Park Tae-hwan in the first day of the 400-meter freestyle, the little giant was not depressed. After easily winning the men's 800-meter freestyle, Sun Yang and Zhang Lin joined hands to lead the young man of the China team to win the 4* for the first time.