The Asian Fitness Competition broadcasts the wrong national anthem, the Hong Kong Association and the Olympic Committee: Instruct the Hong Kong Federation to investigate and submit a report

In another international sports competition, the national anthem of China, to which Hong Kong belongs, was wrongly broadcast.

The 2022 Asian Classic Powerlifting Championship (Asian Classic Powerlifting Championship 2022), which is being held in Dubai, UAE in the Middle East, mistakenly took the anti-revision song "Glory to Hong Kong" as the Chinese national anthem "March of the Volunteers" when Hong Kong athletes won the gold medal play.

Susanna Lin, who won the medal, followed the latest instructions of the Hong Kong Federation and Olympic Committee at 16 seconds into the broadcast, showing a "T" gesture to signal a stop.

The Federation of Hong Kong and the Olympic Committee issued a statement this morning (3rd) in response to the incident, saying that the Weightlifting and Strength Association has proactively contacted the relevant International Sports Federations and Asian Sports Federations in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Hong Kong Federation and the Olympic Committee. Provide them with the correct version of the national anthem, including the name of the national anthem and the specifications of the regional flag.

The Federation of Hong Kong and the Olympic Committee has instructed the Weightlifting and Fitness Federation to investigate the cause of the error in detail to the organizer and the Asian Fitness Federation, and submit a report to the Federation of Hong Kong and the Olympic Committee.

Lian Weizhen, who won the gold medal, heard the wrong national anthem being played during the awards ceremony and showed a "T" gesture to stop.

(Screenshot of YouTube video)

The Hong Kong Association and Olympic Committee responded to the incident this morning and stated that it has contacted the Hong Kong Weightlifting and Fitness Association to learn more about the situation. Relevant International Sports Federations and Asian Sports Federations provided them with the correct version of the national anthem, including the name of the national anthem and the specifications of the regional flag. On the 28th, obtain a tool kit with the correct national anthem and regional flag from the Hong Kong Association and Olympic Committee, and then bring it to the competition for use.

The Hong Kong Federation and Olympic Committee believes that the relevant athletes and team leaders responded in a timely and appropriate manner during the incident, and notified the organizer to make corrections in a short time.

The Federation of Hong Kong and the Olympic Committee has instructed the Weightlifting and Fitness Federation to investigate the cause of the error in detail to the organizer and the Asian Fitness Federation, and submit a report to the Federation of Hong Kong and the Olympic Committee.

The 2022 Asian Powerlifting Classic held by the Asian Powerlifting Federation will be held in Dubai from December 1st to 7th. More than 600 athletes from 29 Asian countries and regions will participate. The first day of the competition video 12 Uploaded to YouTube on 2nd.

Hong Kong contestant Susanna Lin won the women's "All Age Groups and Weight Classes 47kg" event. When the national anthem was played at the awards ceremony, the English version of "Glory to Hong Kong" was played.

Lian Weizhen frowned and was very puzzled. After looking out of the field for a while, he showed the "T" gesture to stop, and the broadcast was wrong for about 16 seconds.

Afterwards, the audience was silent for about 1 minute and 10 seconds before switching to "March of the Volunteers". The playing of the national anthem continued, but it ended before the full broadcast.

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