The First Hongwei · Jade City Cup Dayingpan Spring Cross-Country Race Concludes Successfully

As spring in the capital city begins to fade, spring up north remains in full bloom,4Month22On World Earth Day, the "First Hongwei · Jade City Cup Dayingpan Spring Cross-Country Race" was successfully launched in Huailai, Zhangjiakou, Hebei, jointly organized by Paolia Sports and Hongwei · Jade City.

At10:0010:00 AM, with the starting gun fired simultaneously by Li Tao, Vice President of Hongwei Group, and Li Wenjun, head of Ruiyun Guan Township, the participating athletes set off from Hongwei · Jade City. After6hours, the event was successfully completed. In today’s era of promoting national fitness and vigorously developing mass sports, this race also encouraged more people to engage in physical activities, foster a positive spirit, and enjoy the health and joy brought by sports.

Under the theme of advocating green travel, low-carbon environmental protection, and environmental conservation, this race also incorporated local opera culture (Hebei Bangzi opera). While running, athletes enjoyed a unique opera performance. The inclusion of opera in the event was also aimed at raising awareness about traditional opera culture and collectively preserving this intangible cultural heritage.

It is reported that this First Hongwei · Jade City Cup Dayingpan Spring Cross-Country Race is Paolia Sports’ first spring cross-country event of the2017year. Prior to the race, staff conducted comprehensive route arrangements with densely placed and clearly visible markers along the path. The Blue Sky Rescue Team was also stationed at more challenging sections of the course, making extensive preparations to ensure the athletes’ safety and provide them with a rewarding racing experience. Additionally, the race offered a diverse range of refreshments.:At the starting point, villagers from Hengling prepared local specialties on-site for the athletes — elm bark flatbread, dried crabapple fruits, and Huailai red wine, among other local treats. At the four refreshment stations — Dayingpan Village, Huoshigou Dam, Fangkou Village, and Lujiaopo Village — there were not only local dried crabapple fruits and dried hawthorn berries, but also ample supplies such as Bimbo Dofico chocolate bread, Genrdo solid beverages, and baicalin tea. Local villagers also joined the volunteer team, cheering on and supporting the athletes.

     We look forward to more exciting events organized by Paolia Sports in the future.