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Hangzhou Asian Para Games - Competition Schedule & Medal Table of Hong Kong, China (Chinese only)
(The story is in Chinese only. Please refer to the Chinese version.)
Tokyo Paralympics - Schedule of Hong Kong, China
(The Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games have completed, the Hong Kong, China Delegation has remarkably claimed two silver and three bronze medals.) The Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games is held from 24 August to 5 September 2021. Hong Kong has sent 24 athletes to take part in eight sports, namely archery, athletics, boccia, equestrian, swimming, table tennis, wheelchair fencing and badminton. Let's watch the TV broadcasts of the Games and cheer for our para athletes! The Government has purchased the broadcasting rights to the Games and entrusted five local broadcasters (TVB, ViuTV, Fantastic Television (Hong Kong Open TV), HK Cable Television, NowTV) to broadcast events participated by Paralympians from Hong Kong, China📺. The Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK) would broadcast the opening and closing ceremonies live as well. The Paralympics coverage from RTHK is broadcasted in Chinese, English, Urdu and Sign Language. The RTHK's Audio Description app is available to help the visually impaired to follow the Games. Schedule of Hong Kong, China Please refer to Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled's website for the Games’ schedule and results. (The dates and times are shown in the local time of Tokyo which is one hour ahead of Hong Kong. The schedule announced by the Organising Committee of Tokyo 2020 shall prevail in case of any inconsistency.) Links to the TV broadcasts RTHK (Live TV on web - For desktop computers) RTHK (Screen app - For mobile phones) TVB (Chinese only) ViuTV Hong Kong Open TV / HK Cable Television NowTV (Chinese only) Latest news of the Paralympics Official website of the Hong Kong, China delegation Facebook Page of the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee & Sports Association for the Physically Disabled RTHK's dedicated webpage for the Paralympic Games (Chinese only)
Entrepreneurial Athletes: “Stars to Shine” Mentorship Programme
Siobhán Bernadette Haughey made a history by winning two silver medals at the Tokyo Olympic Games. Yet there are other Hong Kong swimmers, like Vivian Lee, who have also won a silver medal in a competition. Lee is an Asian Games Silver Medallist in Swimming. She founded the ActionHouse International Limited, a sports PR and event management firm, in 2005 after retired as an athlete and has managed over 300 international and major local events as well as press functions. She was invited to join as a mentor of the “Stars to Shine” Mentorship Programme launched by the Hong Kong Athletes Career & Education Programme under the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China. The programme aims at providing newly retired athletes guidance in developing their second career. “Every person, they are very unique, they have different strengths and weaknesses. And in each industry, the requirements are different. I would highly recommend them to take some opportunities, to really take up some internships or short-term contracts to explore what they really like.” said Lee. Watch the below video for the sharing of Vivian Lee and another mentor – former badminton player Amy Chan. Source: news.gov.hk
The Education University of Hong Kong and Hong Kong Physical Education Association would like to connect you with exercise to fight against the epidemic. Many Elite Athletes uploaded the videos on social media and showed us how to do exercise at home. Move up!Come and let more people be active to fight against the epidemic!(*Do 20 time aerobic exercise and 20 second stretching exercise. Please upload your video to your social media platform and tag 3 of your friends.)Wong Kam-po (Hong Kong Elite Athlete, Cycling) Kwok Ho-ting, Marco (Hong Kong Elite Athlete, Cycling) Sze Hang-yu, Rosanna (Hong Kong Swimming Team Members) Au Chun-ming, Leo (Hong Kong Elite Athlete, Squash) Lee Ka-man (Hong Kong Elite Athlete, Rowing) Xu Xin-ran (China Elite Athlete, National Tradition Games) Liu Guan-jun (China Elite Athlete, Rugby) Gao Yu-chi (China Elite Athlete, Martial Arts) Shek Wai-Jung (Hong Kong Elite Athlete, Gymnastic) Doo Hoi-kem (Hong Kong Elite Athlete, Table Tennis)