the Spokesperson of Special Olympics International特奧會形象大使
2007 Special Olympics World Summer Games2007夏季特殊奧林匹克運動會
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Welcome to 2007 Special Olympics World Summer Games
歡迎參加2007世界夏季特殊奧林匹克運動會
Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.
勇敢嘗試，爭取勝利！
One world, one family, one love.
壹個世界，壹個家庭，壹份關愛。
I know I can.
妳行，我也行。
會標：“眼神”
Logo: "The Eye"
主題：“妳行我也行”
Theme: "I know I can"
吉祥物：陽光三毛
Mascot: Sunshine Sanmao
社區接待計劃
Host Community Program
執法人員火炬跑
Law Enforcement Torch Running
學校教育計劃
School Enforcement Program
特奧領袖計劃
Special Olympics Leadership Program
青少年高峰會議
Youth Summit
健康運動員計劃
Healthy Athletes Initiative
全球家庭論壇
Global Family Forum
國際論壇
Global Summit
1．上海浦東遊泳館（遊泳）
Shanghai Pudong Natatorium (Aquatics)
2．上海體育場（田徑）
Shanghai Stadium(Athletics)
3．上海寶宸體育館（羽毛球）
Baochen Gymnasium(Badminton)
4．上海盧灣體育館（籃球)
Luwan Gymnasium(Basketball)
5．上海交通大學綜合體育館（籃球）
Shanghai Jiaotong University Sports Arena(Basketball)
6．上海盧灣教育文體中心（籃球）
Luwan Education, Culture and Sports Center (Basketball)
7．上海嘉定體育場（滾球）
Jiading Stadium(Bocce)
8．上海高點保齡球館（保齡球）
Shanghai Gaodian Bowling Hall(Bowling)
9．上海奉賢體育中心（板球*）
Fengxian Sports Centre(*Cricket)
10．上海崇明縣南門城橋鎮（自行車）
Chengqiao Town, Nanmen(Cycling)
11．上海水上運動場（皮劃艇、帆船、龍舟*)
Shanghai Aquatics Sports Centre(Kayaking, Sailing,*Dragon Boat)
12．上海源深體育館（舞龍舞獅*）
Shanghai Pudong New Area Yuanshen Sports Development Center (*Dragon-Lion)
13．上海馬術運動場（馬術）
Shanghai Equestrian Field(Equestrian)
14．上海外國語大學體育場（足球）
Shanghai International Studies University Stadium (Football)
15．上海立信會計學院體育場（足球）
Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce (Football)
16．上海松江體育場（足球）
Songjiang Stadium (Football)
17．上海陽光康復中心陽光足球場（足球）
Shanghai Sunshine Soccer Field (Football)
18．上海天馬鄉村俱樂部高爾夫球場（高爾夫球）
Shanghai Tianma Country Club Golf Course (Golf)
19．上海國際體操中心（體操）
Shanghai International Gymnastics Centre (Gymnastics)
20．上海南匯體育中心（柔道）
Nanhui Sports Centre (Judo)
21．上海靜安體育館（機能運動*）
Jing'an Gymnasium (*MATP)
22．上海閘北體育館（舉重）
Zhabei Gymnasium (Powerlifting)
23．上海黃浦輪滑館(輪滑)
Huangpu Roller-skating Hall(Roller-skating)
24．上海浦東棒壘球公園(壘球)
Shanghai Pudong Baseball Field(Softball)
25．上海閔行體育館（乒乓球）
Minhang Stadium (Table Tennis)
26．復旦大學正大體育館（手球）
Fudan University Zhengda Gymnasium (Team Handball)
27．上海楊浦體育館（手球）
Shanghai Yangpu Gymnasium (Team Handball)
28．上海旗忠森林體育城網球中心（網球）
Shanghai Qizhong Forest Sports City Tennis Centre (Tennis)
29．華東師範大學體育館（排球）
East China Normal University Gymnasium (Volleyball)
30．上海普陀古越龍山體育館（排球）
Putuo Guyuelongshan Gymnasium (Volleyball)
特奧會在中國日報上的報道
News from Chinadaily
oct 2, 2007
SHANGHAI -- Chinese President Hu Jintao declared open the 2007 Special Olympic World Summer Games at the opening ceremony in Shanghai on Tuesday.
A record 7,291 athletes from 164 countries and regions are set to take part in the 21-sport Games slated for October 2-11 in Shanghai, with the oldest aged 69 and the youngest at 8.
Marking the first time the Games have been held in Asia, the Games also welcome 2,302 trainers, more than 20,000 family members of the intellectual disabled athletes, celebrities, VIPs and some 40,000 volunteers from all over the world.
The three-hour opening ceremony was visually striking with dazzling lighting, fireworks, costumes and overwhelming music.
The extravagant ceremony, featuring 5,800 performers, started with a drum show called "Harmony: Hearts Beating As One", performed by actors with intellectual disabilities.
"Individually each drum produces a unique sound, but together each separate sound complements the other to create a unified single chord which expresses the Special Olympics spirit of harmony and embrace, " music director Liu Tong revealed just ahead of the ceremony.
"I hope the music can express the Special Olympics' spirit to the world and let all the people be surprised by the talent and courage of the Special Olympics athletes," added Liu.
After the drum performance, the gala show was led into four chapters of performance, characterized apiece by the four themes of the Special Olympics spirit, namely courage, sharing, skill and joy.
Amid the performance, some of the leading singers, actors and musicians from home and abroad also made the appearance and gave extra sparkle to the absorbing feast at the Shanghai Stadium, performing their masterpieces or interacting with athletes and the audience.
But it was the Chinese athletes in the parade that stole the limelight, drawing thunderous applauses from a capacity crowd of 80,000.
The host country sent the biggest delegation on record, consisting of 1,274 athletes over 21 official events and four performance events, namely cricket, dragon boat, dragon-lion dance and Motor Activities Training Program.
More than one-third of the athletes from China's 31 provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities are from Shanghai.
The criteria for Special Olympic athletes is that they should be at least eight years old, have an IQ lower than 70 and take part in some sports activities no less than eight weeks a year.
Since 1987, China has sent delegations to summer and winter Special Olympics World Games. The size of the Chinese delegation has increased for each event.
With the goal to help bring all persons with intellectual disabilities into society, the 10-day Games will also feature activities like "Global Summit for Health and Welfare of People with Intellectual Disabilities," "Global Youth Summit" attended by both intellectually disabled youths and regular youths and "Global Family Forum".
Even before the Games lifted its curtain, the athletes have first taken part in the Host Town Program on their arrival in China. During the program, many athletes and their families got the chance to stay with Chinese families in 12 cities, including Shanghai, Xi'an and Dalian.
According to the China Disabled Persons' Federation, China has about 12 million intellectually disabled people. Globally there are 170 million, accounting for three percent of the world's population.