News & Insights Across Asia
A new documentary, ‘Dare to Dream’, chronicles the inspiring journey of China’s blind men’s football team as they prepare for the Hangzhou Asian Para Games, highlighting their passion and perseverance.
After losing her vision due to neovascular glaucoma, Chinese swimmer Zhang Xiaotong makes a remarkable comeback to compete in the Paris Paralympics, showcasing extraordinary resilience.
Chinese goalball star Hu Mingyao embarks on a journey of love and determination, preparing for the 2024 Paris Paralympics after winning gold at the Asian Para Games and becoming a new father.
Chinese swimmer Tang Qian is preparing for his Paralympic debut in Paris, overcoming challenges and aiming for success after a gold medal performance at the Hangzhou Asian Para Games.
China’s Zhu Zhenzhen, a trailblazer in wheelchair tennis, aims for gold at the 2024 Paris Summer Paralympics, striving to achieve a historic milestone for her country.
The 2022 Hangzhou Asian Para Games showcased athletic excellence and China’s commitment to inclusivity, highlighting a universal message of equality and hope for people with disabilities.
Para athletes from Singapore and India are set to compete at the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou. Their participation is a testament to their determination, aiming to bring home gold and inspire others.
After losing his leg in a childhood accident, Republic of Korea’s powerlifter Kim Kyu-ho found new purpose in sport. Now, he’s set to compete at the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, chasing his dreams.
Hangzhou promotes inclusivity for disabled individuals during the Asian Para Games through sports and arts initiatives, enhancing opportunities and well-being.
Hangzhou is hosting the 4th Asian Para Games from October 22 to 28, unveiling citywide enhancements and welcoming athletes and visitors to enjoy the scenic Qiantang River.
The Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Venue Cluster is set to host the 4th Asian Para Games starting October 22, featuring state-of-the-art facilities and welcoming athletes from across Asia.
Hangzhou Bay in China’s Zhejiang Province, famous for the world’s largest tides, welcomes the 4th Asian Para Games starting October 22, with the city enhancing infrastructure for athletes and tourists.