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Chinese Olympic champions Wang Zongyuan and Chen Yuxi crowned the first two individual champions with the head-to-head competition format making its debut at the "Water Cube" on May 3.
World Aquatics president Husain Al Musallam expressed his delight at witnessing the public's passion for diving in a Xinhua interview on May 3.
Zhou Ning Sports Space, a youth-focused physical education provider, expanded its operations this month by opening a new facility at the National Aquatics Center.
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The warm-up pool (Henry Fok Ying Tung Hall) is commensurate with international competition pool standards and includes both a deep area and a shallow area.
The water is sterilized to meet the prescribed standards.
The pool area temperature is kept at 22-26 degrees Celsius year-round.
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010 - 84378899／84378912
The National Aquatics Center is the only dual-Olympic venue in China capable of offering both ice and water sports services.
Covering an area of 8,000 sqm, the "Ice Cube" Ice Sports Center in the venue's south square encompasses an 1,830 sqm standard ice rink and a standard curling rink with four 45m×5m tracks.
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010 - 84378906
Enhancing international, global sports exchanges & cooperation
Upgrading ability to host top-level global competitions, events
The Water Park is one of China's largest and most advanced indoor themed water amusement park.
All recreational facilities are imported from the world's top-notch suppliers.
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010 - 84378966 / 84378963
Venues inside the Water Cube can be used to hold exhibitions, forums, lectures, and other cultural events.
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010 – 84378872
University heads and primary and middle school principals from 12 provincial-level regions nationwide joined a forum at the National Aquatics Center on Dec. 10, 2023 to exchange ideas on Olympic education.
Finalists of the 2023 "Culture China - Water Cube Cup" Chinese Song Contest were treated to a special visit to the National Aquatics Center in Beijing on Aug. 5.
The National Aquatics Center in Beijing recently hosted the 2023 FIRST LEGO League (FLL) challenges for the northern China region from July 15 to 16.
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