Built between mountains and rivers, using the painting "Dwelling in Fuchun Mountain", this Asian Games is very "Jiangnan"!

Fuyang Yinhu Sports Center is one of the 12 newly built venues for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. At that time, it will hold competitions in three major events: shooting, archery, and modern pentathlon. During the competition, 47 gold medals will be won. Before the opening ceremony, on September 20th, the first match will be held here. On the first day after the opening ceremony, 6 gold medals will be produced here.

At present, all basic competition facilities at Fuyang Yinhu Sports Center have been installed and tested. As a venue located in the mountains and rivers, how to integrate sports and natural landscapes, and how to convey the charm of Chinese culture and the characteristics of Jiangnan to athletes and coaches participating in the Asian Games? Let's follow the journalist's camera to explore together.

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CCTV reporter Huang Da: Surrounded by mountains to the northwest, adjacent to water to the south, and connected to the city to the east... Standing in the center of this picturesque land always reminds people of the distant mountains and nearby waters by the Fuchun River.

CCTV reporter Huang Da: Yuan Dynasty painter Huang Gongwang wandered through this landscape and painted "Dwelling in Fuchun Mountain".

Today, the landscape from "Dwelling in Fuchun Mountain" appears again on the exterior wall of the Fuyang Silver Lake Sports Center. The pen that created this painting is the more than 30000 small blinds behind me, which are placed on the wall at 15 angles, and ink is light and shadow.

In the morning, the mist dissipated and the building facade gradually appeared; At noon, the sunlight shines directly, presenting clear views of distant mountains and nearby waters; At sunset, every expression of the mountains and waters of Fuchun slowly fades away; At night, under the influence of floodlight, a beautiful landscape of Fuchun slowly unfolds.

Architectural designer Zhang Chenfan from the Institute of Architectural Design and Research at Zhejiang University: We will first outline a landscape painting with a black and white tone. Implemented through pixelization. Its inspiration also comes from the design concept of "light follows nature" in traditional Chinese architectural culture. We will simulate the overall effect of this light shining on the facade 24 hours and 365 days a day, adjust the angle, and finally achieve this painting.

Not only the walls, but the design team also drew materials from the mountain profile at the end of the painting "Dwelling in Fuchun Mountain" and built a roof with overhanging eaves that stretched outwards. The curve in the shape of a person outlines the overall style of the new Chinese style.

Architectural designer Zhang Chenfan from the Institute of Architectural Design and Research at Zhejiang University: Actually, whether from a distance or near, it is in line with the contour line of a mountain in the surrounding background. In the end, we hope that this venue can integrate with the landscape environment of Fuyang.

During the operation of the field, competitions such as shooting, archery, and modern pentathlon will be held here. Designers have found ideas from the Chinese architectural concept on how to meet the special needs of different projects for the field.

CCTV reporter Huang Da: We are currently at the UFO shooting event venue. Generally, safety factors are taken into consideration during the competition, and a safety barrier is set up around the venue. At the UFO arena of the Hangzhou Asian Games, the barrier here is a natural mountain.

Architectural designer Zhang Chenfan from the Institute of Architectural Design and Research at Zhejiang University: On the one hand, it can meet the requirements of competitions, and on the other hand, it can also allow athletes and spectators to feel the unique natural landscape characteristics of our venue during the observation and competition process. We can use nature, make the most of it, and use nature to achieve competition functions. We closely adhere to the design concept of "harmony and symbiosis" in traditional Chinese architecture, hoping to present a unique Asian Games with Chinese characteristics to participating athletes and spectators in this venue.

The opening of the "Flower of the Asian Games - He Shuifa Chinese Painting Exhibition"

Yesterday, the famous Chinese freehand flower and bird painter He Shuifa's "Asian Games Flower - He Shuifa Chinese Painting Exhibition" opened at the Fuyang Gongwang Art Museum in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. This art exhibition showcases a series of works such as 45 "Asian Games Flowers" created by He Shuifa for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou.

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This art exhibition showcases 45 works of the "Asian Games Flower" and the "Silk Road Hundred Flowers" series created by the famous painter He Shuifa specifically for the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou. Among them, 45 "Asian Games Flowers" were created over the past two years, symbolizing the 45 members of the Asian Olympic Council. As a local painter in Hangzhou, He Shuifa has been constantly exploring the use of Chinese painting to depict flowers from various countries and regions in recent years. He has been deeply involved in sketching and creating works in various parts of Asia, showcasing his hopes and blessings for the Hangzhou Asian Games from the perspective of an artist.

He Shuifa, Director of the Chinese Artists Association and Vice President of the Chinese Painting Society: The brush and ink have emotions, while the grass and trees have no words. I use my pen and ink to draw the flowers and grasses of these countries. Flowers are loved by everyone, and I use traditional Chinese painting as a link to promote friendship with people from all over the world, using flowers as a medium and using my flower and bird paintings. They are always fragrant like flowers.

The images of the Chinese national flower peony with large and colorful flowers, the Pakistani national flower jasmine with pure white petals, the vibrant Cambodian national flower Longdu, and the tranquil and elegant Bangladesh national flower water lilies are vividly depicted on paper.

Zhang Yong, a student of He Shuifa: Flower works should be said to be popular among us ordinary people. Among flowers, each flower and grass has its unique beauty. As viewers, it brings us a comfort and feeling in our hearts. When Teacher He was painting these works, he was full of passion, and it nurtured essence and spirit.

It is understood that the exhibition will continue until October 8th.