The symbol of the Asian Games is the tide. The idea of color matching of "Tide" comes from Tang poetry. At sunrise, the river is redder than fire, and in spring, the river is as green as blue.

The classic fan shape represents the rich cultural heritage in the south of the Yangtze River, and the lines also constitute the track, sports and competition, and the Qiantang River, which expresses the spiritual temperament of the sons and daughters of Zhejiang and symbolizes that the OCA family will embrace each other tightly and move forward forever.

Introduction to the 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.