Key objectives: 1. To bring together and celebrate young athletes from all over the world.2. To promote the Olympic spirit in a unique and powerful way.3. To stimulate education and discussion about the Olympic spirit and social challenges in an innovative format.4. To share cultures from all over the world in a festive atmosphere.5. To promote the Olympic spirit to different youth groups around the world.6. To promote the Olympic spirit to different youth groups around the world.7. To promote the Olympic spirit to youth groups around the world.8. To promote the Olympic spirit to youth groups around the world.9. To promote the Olympic spirit to youth groups around the world. Promote the Olympic Spirit to different youth groups around the world.6. Promote sports awareness and participation among young people.7. Be an innovative platform within the Olympic Development Movement.8. Be one of the highest international sporting events.9. Inspire young people to be self-innovative.10.
Bid history: The Lausanne, Switzerland-based IOC announced that the national Olympic committees of China, Indonesia, Morocco, Mexico, Poland and Turkey have submitted bids to the International Olympic Games to host the second Youth Summer Games in 2014. Of the six countries, Nanjing, China, Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, and Poznan, Poland, have already announced their bids to host this year's Youth Summer Olympics, while the Olympic committees of the other three countries have not yet decided which city in their respective countries will host the Games, and have requested that they be given more time to study the decision, the IOC said. The IOC has proposed that the list of bidding cities must be submitted by April 1, 2009 this year. According to the bidding procedures announced by the IOC, all bidding cities must submit a formal bid report by September 4 this year (2009), and the IOC Executive Board will announce the final candidates in December (2009), and the final winner will be announced at the 122nd IOC Plenary Session to be held in 2010 in Vancouver, Canada. The 122nd IOC Plenary Session in Vancouver on February 11, 2010 decided to award the hosting of the 2nd Summer Youth Olympic Games in 2014 to the city of Nanjing in China.The 2nd Summer Youth Olympic Games in 2014 start on August 16 in Nanjing.
Competition events: the Youth Olympic Games program set has been determined in principle, it includes: swimming (diving, swimming), archery, track and field, badminton, basketball (Olympic sports basketball or street basketball), boxing, rowing, cycling (scooter, mountain biking), equestrian (show jumping), fencing, soccer, gymnastics, handball, hockey, judo, modern pentathlon, rowing, windsurfing, shooting, table tennis Taekwondo, tennis, triathlon, volleyball (indoor or beach volleyball), weightlifting, wrestling (women's freestyle wrestling, men's classical wrestling)*** 26 major sports.
Youth Olympic venues: The Youth Olympic Games will be held in 15 different competition venues in the "Three Stadium Zones". Most of these venues have hosted the Tenth Olympic Games and various world and intercontinental individual sports events and are fully capable of meeting the needs of the Youth Olympic Games. The distance between these venues and the Youth Olympic Village, the IOC Hotel and the Main Media Center is basically within a 30-minute drive. Nanjing Youth Olympic Games main sports center - Nanjing Olympic Sports Center
Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games competition venues "three major venues area" are: "Olympic Sports Center Area": by the Nanjing Olympic Sports Center and other major venues and facilities, focusing on The "Olympic Sports Center Zone": composed of the Nanjing Olympic Sports Center and other major venues, concentrating on 33% of all 15 competition venues and 55% of all 26 competition events. The Youth Olympic Village and the opening and closing ceremonies are located in this area. The area is characterized by sports and fully demonstrates the Olympic culture." Humanistic Scenic Area": It consists of four scenic areas, namely Xuanwu Lake Scenic Area, Zhongshan Scenic Area and Laoshan National Forest Park, Jinniu Lake Scenic Area, concentrating 47% of the competition venues and 33% of the competition events. The area is characterized by the city's humanistic and natural scenery, and actively advocates the harmony between man and nature **** life." University City Venue Area": consists of stadium facilities in the Nanjing Jiangning University City area, concentrating 20% of the competition venues and 12% of the competition programs. The area overlaps with the Jiangning University City, with an impact covering 200,000 students and teachers from 15 universities, giving the majority of young teachers and students the opportunity to directly experience the charm of the Olympics. The Youth Olympic Organizing Committee will work closely with the International Olympic Committee, International Federations and international experts to deliver a Youth Olympic event for young people from all countries participating in the Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games and for those committed to the development of the Olympic Movement around the world.
Preparation progress: In June 2010, the IOC Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Coordination Commission, led by Popov, came to Nanjing to guide the Nanjing side in formulating a base plan for the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games. The Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Coordination Commission, led by Mr. Popov, came to Nanjing in June 2010 to guide the Nanjing side to develop the base plan for the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, and it took Nanjing four months to complete the preliminary draft of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Base Plan. The first Youth Olympic Games were held in Singapore. Nanjing sent 50 Youth Olympic staff members to Singapore Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee in-depth sports competition, culture and education, market development, human resources and other departments, in the event of the organization and operation and management of the accumulation of valuable experience. In the closing ceremony on the 26th, Nanjing Mayor Ji Jianye from the International Olympic Committee Chairman Rogge took over the Olympic flag, which means that the Youth Olympic Games has entered the "Nanjing time". 2:10 pm on August 27, 2010, the International Olympic Committee Chairman Jacques Rogge took a special plane from Singapore flew to Nanjing, started a three-day August 28, 2010, the second summer Youth Olympic Games preparatory work report will be held in Ningbo. IOC President Jacques Rogge, Governor Luo Zhijun attended the briefing and delivered a speech. on September 29, 2010 "World Walking Day", more than 3,000 people walked under the Ming City Wall to welcome the Youth Olympic Games. on October 10, 2010, the second Summer Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee inaugural meeting was held in Nanjing. Liu Peng, Advisor to the Organizing Committee of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, Director General of the State General Administration of Sports and President of the Chinese Olympic Committee, and Liang Baohua, Advisor to the Organizing Committee, Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Director of the Standing Committee of the Provincial People's Congress*** unveiled the plaque for the Organizing Committee of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games.October 26, 2010 The Nanjing Youth Olympic Games solicited slogans and emblems from home and abroad for the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games.November 16 to November 18, 2010, the Nanjing Technical Meeting of the IOC was held at the Jinling Riverside Conference Center in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. The IOC Nanjing Technical Meeting was held at the Jinling Riverside Conference Center. Zhu Shanlu, member of the Standing Committee of Jiangsu Provincial Committee, Secretary of Nanjing Municipal Committee and Executive Chairman of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee, met with Isa Gabriel, Director of the IOC Youth Olympic Committee, and his delegation. Gabriel and his entourage, and put forward requirements and guidance for the meeting and the preparations for the Youth Olympic Games. The Executive Secretary of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Committee, Vice Mayor Lu Zhipeng attended the technical meeting, and the relevant person in charge of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Committee reported to the IOC officials on the recent preparations for the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games and the concept of future work. This was the first technical meeting between the IOC and the Nanjing Youth Olympic Organizing Committee. The 3-day meeting was extremely tightly scheduled, and both sides conducted 15 thematic docking sessions on many aspects of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Base Plan (Draft), including competition plans, venue planning, publicity plans, cultural and educational activity programs, etc. The Second Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee Hanging Ceremony was held in front of the Nanjing Municipal People's Government Auditorium on December 28, 2010. Nanjing Municipal People's Government Auditorium. [1] January 1, 2011 The official launch of the Olympic flag relay in Nanjing. Over the next six months, the flag will be carried in 13 districts and counties in Nanjing. [2] January 18-19, 2011 Singapore Youth Olympic Games summary meeting was held in Nanjing, Singapore Youth Olympic Organizing Committee in charge of a detailed introduction to the process of organizing the first Youth Olympic Games in the process of experience and gains and losses. 2011 January Nanjing 14th People's Congress of the fourth meeting approved the adoption of the Nanjing "Twelfth Five-Year" plan outline, put the preparation of the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, Nanjing, China. On January 31, 2011, Nanjing held a launching ceremony for the "Welcome to the Youth Olympic Games Volunteer Service Action". [3] On February 11, 2011, on the one-year anniversary of Nanjing's successful bid to host the Youth Olympic Games, the groundbreaking ceremony for the Nanjing Youth Olympic Village was held in Nanjing Hexi New Town. Zhu Shanlu, Executive Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Youth Olympic Games, Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Nanjing Municipal Committee, Cao Satellite, Vice Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Youth Olympic Games and Vice Governor of Jiangsu Province, and Ji Jianye, Vice Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the Youth Olympic Games and Mayor of Nanjing, laid the foundation stone. [4] On March 17, 2011, the first meeting of the Executive Chairman's Office of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Organizing Committee was held in Nanjing. This meeting marked the transition from the basic planning stage to the strategic planning stage of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee. [5] From April 4 to 10, 2011, at the invitation of the International Sports Federations and the International Olympic Committee (IOC), a delegation of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Organizing Committee, led by Deputy Secretary General of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Organizing Committee and Deputy Mayor Lu Zhipeng, went to the United Kingdom and Switzerland to discuss the work of the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games with the professional teams of the International Sports Federations and the International Olympic Committee. [6] On the evening of May 19, 2011, the Youth Olympic Games logo was announced.
Olympic slogan: Olympic slogan: "Growing with the Youth Olympic Games" was selected as the slogan for Nanjing's bid to host the 2014 Youth Olympic Games. The slogan is plain and simple, with far-reaching connotations, including the growth of the Youth Olympic Games itself, the growth of young people with the Youth Olympic Games ****, the growth of the city with the Youth Olympic Games ****, and the growth of the world with the Youth Olympic Games **** and other multilayered meanings. Youth Olympic slogan: I grow with YOG*** Grow with YOG
Emblem interpretation: content and meaning: Nanjing Youth Olympic Games emblem May 19, 2011 was officially released. The emblem graphic consists of three parts, the bottom, based on the English name of the Youth Olympic Games (YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES) and the visual symbols (the five rings and the words "YOG DNA"); in the middle, the year number 2014 for the transition of the composition, and at the top of the most characteristic of the embodiment of the characteristics of Nanjing: English "NANJING" is designed as a lively font, and lines are used to make the effect of hollow perspective, the most wonderful thing is that the 3 N letters, the two n's at the end of the head and the two n's at the end have been given some special treatment, and the lower-case "n" is just like an arch in the shape of the city gates; and the periphery has been outlined with the lines of the Jiangnan folklore. The outer part of the letter is outlined with lines like the outline of a Jiangnan residence. The city gate symbolizes the youthful gate of welcome and communication, while the Jiangnan houses symbolize joyful gathering, health and the home of the Youth Olympic Games. The emblem fully expresses Nanjing's openness to welcome youth from all over the world, its friendly exchanges with the world, and its wish to become a city of joy for youth. The most colorful and prominent is the seven letters "NANJING", **** used six colors, two different blues, two different greens, as well as orange, and "magenta", which is what we usually call rose red. The impact of the colors stands out at once. The logo reflects the concept of the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, which is summarized in 16 words: international style, Olympic spirit, youthfulness and Nanjing culture. The entire emblem embodies the design concept of "International Style, Olympic Spirit, Youthfulness and Nanjing Culture". Communication and Commitment: For the first time, the IOC strictly limited the content of the Youth Olympic Games emblem, the visual logo of the Youth Olympic Games could not be modified in any way, and the English name of the Youth Olympic Games could only be changed in font and color, which also determined that there was no room for the designers of these two parts to play. Emblem designers, the Central Academy of Fine Arts School of Design Director Wang Min said that the two parts of the basic changes they did not do, just the "2014" characters and "YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES" for an organic combination, so that the entire The emblem looks more as a whole. The visual symbol of the Youth Olympic Games in the emblem is framed by a dialogue box with strong youth colors, which represents dialogue, communication, exchange and commitment. At the same time, it is a signature frame, which is intended to be worn by young people participating in the Youth Olympic Games to promote the spirit of the Youth Olympic Games. This is in line with IOC President José Rogge's intention in founding the Youth Olympic Games: to promote the influence of the Olympic Movement among young people, to value the communication between athletes and the interaction with young people around the world, and to make the core values of the Olympics more widely accepted by the youth community. Youth and vitality: One of the most prominent features of the Youth Olympic Games compared with the Olympic Games is the strong emphasis on the participation of young people, so the design of the emblem also emphasizes youth and vitality. This is reflected in the "NANJING" characters, seven letters in bright colors, supplemented by lines outlined to form a sense of three-dimensionality and perspective. There are 11 colors in the whole emblem***, of which the word "NANJING" accounts for 6, all of which are bright colors. Emblem designer, the Central Academy of Fine Arts School of Design Associate Professor Lin Cunzhen said: "The combined use of lines and color blocks is not seen in the previous design, this time with lines and color blocks composed of space." In the design concept, this breakthrough and innovation is also embodied in the characteristics of young people, more jumping, three-dimensional and color impact of the letter combinations are also very consistent with the aesthetics of young people. Welcome to Nanjing: The Nanjing Youth Olympic Games emblem cleverly uses lines and color blocks to design the city gates of the Nanjing Ming City Wall and the outlines of the Jiangnan houses into the word "NANJING", in which the first "N" and the last "N" both present a city gate. The first "N" and the last "N" present a hole of the city gate, and at the same time, with a few simple "N" shaped lines in the city behind the gate outlines the structure of the body, forming the Jiangnan residential modeling. Wang Min said: "The design of this emblem and the previous are very different, play space is very small, but we still hope to reflect the culture of Nanjing, Chinese culture as much as possible, because the IOC does not allow to add a lot of graphics, so we are considering or in the text itself to do the article, and ultimately there is such a design." Nanjing Ming City Wall is the world's longest surviving urban city wall, has become one of the symbols of Nanjing, Jiangnan residence is also a symbol of the ancient capital of Nanjing in the Six Dynasties, there are still a large number of Jiangnan residence remains in the city. Lin Cunzhen said, there is no a specific prototype of residential, "this is an abstract, memory of the Jiangnan residential summary", the emblem in the residential line is quite similar to the residential horse head wall, grasping the essence of the characteristics of the Jiangnan residential. She revealed that the emblem of the original idea of the city gate from the Nanjing Xuanwumen, coincidentally, the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games emblem release ceremony is also in Xuanwumen Square. Lin Cunzhen said: "'City Gate' on the one hand is the city symbol of Nanjing, but also has the significance of opening the door to welcome guests, welcome young people from all over the world to Nanjing to participate in the Youth Olympic Games."
Franchised merchandise: From 10 a.m. on May 20, 2011, the first five Nanjing 2014 Youth Olympic Games franchised merchandise retail outlets officially opened for sale of Youth Olympic Games franchised merchandise. Three of them are in subway stations. These licensed goods are mainly cultural shirts, commemorative medals and zisha pots. The cultural shirts are in four colors: white, green, blue and black, and the pattern is based on the emblem of the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, with a simple and generous style that is more dynamic. It is reported that the cultural shirts with batch numbers P00001-P00020 are the first batch of licensed goods approved for production by the Youth Olympic Committee. A set of two commemorative medals of the Youth Olympic Games, respectively, in the shape of the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge and Fuzi Temple pattern. The licensed merchandise*** that the public can buy this time is divided into seven categories and more than a hundred products, with prices ranging from a dozen dollars to two or three thousand dollars. Sale of licensed merchandise of the five retail outlets, respectively, for the Nanjing Metro Xinjiekou Station No. 16 entrance and exit licensed merchandise retail outlets, Nanjing Metro Xinjiekou Station No. 21 entrance and exit licensed merchandise retail outlets, Nanjing Metro Xuezhe Road Station No. 2 entrance and exit licensed merchandise retail outlets, Nanjing Wanqian Department Store licensed merchandise retail outlets and Nanjing Suning Global licensed merchandise retail outlets. As the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games get closer, the number of licensed merchandise retail outlets will also increase.