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Huizhou Olympic Stadium [ edit ]
| Huizhou Surroundings | |
| basic information | |
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| Former name | Huizhou City Center Stadium |
| position | Huizhou City, Guangdong Province , PRC |
| owner | Huizhou Municipal People's Government |
| Stadium facilities | turf |
| Capacity | 40000 seats [1] |
| building | |
| Start construction | July 6, 2007 |
| Enable | February 5, 2010 |
| Construction fee | ¥ 900 million |
| architect | China Construction International Design Consultants Ltd. |
Huizhou Olympic Stadium , formerly known as Huizhou City Center Stadium , is a stadium located in Huizhou City , Guangdong Province , the People's Republic of China .
The stadium is located in Lengshuikeng, on the south bank of Huizhou City, and was started construction on July 6, 2007 [2] . It was officially completed on February 5, 2010 [3] . On March 22 of the same year, the stadium was officially named Huizhou Olympic Stadium [4] . The naming is a comprehensive consideration of the construction scale, functional positioning, and long-term economic and social benefits of the downtown stadium, and refers to the naming methods of similar sports venues in other cities in China. The design of the stadium is based on the concept of “Golden Age Stage”. It adopts the Hakka Enclosed House and Hakka fighting style to embody the theme of humanity, green and harmony, and the local cultural atmosphere of Huizhou, becoming the new “Huizhou Enclosed House”. The center stadium is also a modern stadium that is energy-saving and environment-friendly. The venue design and construction employ a large number of domestic leading new technologies, new materials, new processes, and energy-saving and environmental protection systems. As a new landmark building in Huizhou City, the stadium will be the main venue for the city to host large-scale sports events at home and abroad, and it will have a variety of commercial development functions. With a total land area of 420,000 square meters, it consists of nine units including the Center Stadium, sports deputy field, tennis center, athletes' check-in counter, and National Fitness Plaza. The total investment is about RMB 900 million, and the total construction area is 66,000 square meters. Accommodates 40,000 spectators.
During the renovation of the Shenzhen Stadium in 2011, this venue was also used as the home of the Shenzhen Super League team of the China Red Cross Diamonds , performing 9 Super League matches and 1 Football Association Cup match. In addition, the home stadium of the Guangdong delegation from the 34th to 37th provincial and Hong Kong Cup soccer matches is also located here.
table of Contents
[ hide ]- 1Events
- 1.1Sports Events
- 1.2Theatrical Performance
- 2access traffic
- 2.1regular bus
- 2.2Olympic Shuttle Line
- 3References
Holding events [ edit ]
This is a dynamic , unfinished list . Content may change at any time, so this list may never be complete. You are welcome to modify and list the source at any time .Sports events [ edit ]
- March 25, 2010: 100-day celebration of the countdown to the 13th Guangdong Games
- June 30, 2010: Preview of the opening ceremony of the 13th Guangdong Sports Games
- July 3, 2010: Opening Ceremony of the 13th Guangdong Games
- July 4-15, 2010: Track and Field Project of the 13th Guangdong Sports Games
- August 3-7, 2010: Track and Field Project of the 6th Disabled Men's Games in Guangdong Province
- December 26th, 2010: Huizhou Olympic Stadium Operation Launch Ceremony and CCTV Star Football Invitational Tournament (CCTV Star Team VS Guangyao Football Team)
- April 10, 2011 : China Football Super League 2011 ( Shenzhen Red Diamond VS Shaanxi Zhongjian )
- May 4, 2011 : China Football Association Cup 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamond VS Dalian Albin )
- May 8, 2011: China Football Super League 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamond vs Guangzhou Evergrande )
- May 20-22, 2011: China Football Super League 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamond VS Nanchang Hengyuan )
- June 11-12, 2011: China Football Super League 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamond VS Qingdao Zhongneng )
- June 26, 2011: China Football Super League 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamond VS Henan Jianye )
- July 6, 2011: China Football Super League 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamond vs Changchun Yatai )
- July 30-31, 2011: China Football Super League 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamonds vs Shanghai Shenhua )
- August 13, 2011: China Football Super League 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamonds vs Hangzhou Greentown )
- August 21, 2011: China Football Super League 2011 (Shenzhen Red Diamond VS Dalian Shide )
- January 1, 2012: The second round of the 34th Provincial Cup .
- December 29, 2012: The first round of the 35th provincial port cup .
- January 1, 2014: The second round of the 36th Provincial Cup .
- December 31, 2014: The first round of the 37th provincial port cup .
Theatrical performances [ edit ]
- November 25, 2011: Jacky Cheung's " 97th World Tour Concert of Jacky Cheung ", Game 97
- August 18th, 2012: Chang Mei-mei's "AmiZing World Tour 15th Anniversary World Tour" Episode 44
- September 22, 2012: Tianhou Houhou Concert in Huizhou
- May 16th, 2015: Deng Ziqi's "GEMXXX Live World Tour" No. 58
- August 15, 2015: Eason Chan's "ANOTHER EASON's LIFE Concert" Session 10
- September 24th, 2016: Joey Yung and Hacken Lee , Game 23, “The World's Toughest Tour”
- December 17, 2016: Jay Chou, "The Strongest Live Concert" Session 24
- March 24th, 2017: Jacky Cheung's " A CLASSIC TOUR Jacky. Classic World Tour " Game 62
Connection traffic [ edit ]
Regular bus [ edit ]
Near the stadium there are two bus stops: "Olympic Stadium (Simon)" and "Olympic Stadium (North Gate)".
- Olympic Stadium (Simon)
- 15 May Lake Market - Olympic Stadium
- 42 Middle Vocational City - Bus Station
- Olympic Stadium (North Gate)
- 34 Zhongzhou Tianyu - Railway Station
- 52 Huinan Science Park - Lace Ridge Plaza
Olympic shuttle line [ edit ]
The Olympic shuttle bus line is a combination of a series of special routes from the urban area to the Olympic Stadium. It is only opened when there are major events or events in the stadium. This line was first operated on June 30, 2010. [5]
Passengers are required to board the tickets at the designated connecting points on the day of the event or the tickets for the event. Those without valid tickets are strictly prohibited from boarding. This type of line will adopt an operation mode that is full and ready to go. The current connection points include the Civic Paradise, the Ximazhuang and the Pure Water Bank Park. In addition, the Maidi Primary School and the Huizhou College have also served as connecting points.
At present, there are no fixed operators and vehicles for such lines, and the operators and vehicles for each line are arranged by the Huizhou Transportation Bureau. The relevant vehicles will display the connection point signs for passenger identification. See the red part of the table below for the wiring diagram.
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參考文獻[編輯]
- ^ http://www.worldofstadiums.com/asia/china/guangdong/huizhou-olympic-stadium/
- ^ 惠州中心體育場開工建設 2008年竣工
- ^ 惠州市中心體育場今日竣工 網際網路檔案館的存檔，存檔日期2016-03-04.
- ^ 惠州市中心體育場正式命名為「惠州奧林匹克體育場」
- ^ Guangdong Province thirteenth Games opening ceremony rehearsal audience ride notice . "Huizhou Daily" (A3 version). June 30, 2010 [12 November 2017] .
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