1948 During the July London1948 Summer Olympic Games 14 Olympic Games, the sports circles of China and the Philippines hoped to resume the Far East Games and held discussions with the sports circles of Asian countries. Guru Sandy, the Indian sports leader at that time, thought that the Far East Games could not reflect the level of Asian sports and the solidarity spirit of Asian people, and advocated the establishment of an Asian Games for all Asian countries. I visited all Asian sports representatives who came to London to participate in the Olympic Games, and invited representatives from South Korea, China, the Philippines and other countries and regions to hold the preparatory meeting for the establishment of Asian sports organizations in the 3rd Asian Games. The meeting decided to draft the relevant documents and articles of association of the Asian Games, and decided to hold the first Asian Games in New Delhi, India in February, 1949 (due to domestic reasons in India, the Games were postponed to 195 1). 1949 In February, representatives of Asian national sports organizations held a meeting in New Delhi, India. At the meeting, the Asian Amateur Sports Federation was formally established (later renamed the Asian Games Federation, 198 1 changed to the Olympic Council of Asia). After World War II, many Asian countries got rid of colonial rule, gained independence and liberation, and established new social systems. With the healing of war wounds, people's lives are becoming more and more stable and sports are becoming more and more active. /kloc-The Olympic Games, which was interrupted by war in 0/2, resumed. Under this historical background, people in Asian sports circles are eager to form a unified Asian sports leading body to promote the development of Asian sports.