In the third autumn, Guizi welcomes distant guests, and the lights of Qianjiang reflect prosperity. Hangzhou, which has just experienced the highlight of the Asian Games, is once again sending a sincere invitation to all of Asia in the name of the Asian Paralympic Games. On the evening of October 22nd, the Hangzhou Olympic Sports Center Stadium was brightly lit, and friends from over 40 countries and regions in Asia gathered here to celebrate a warm, touching, united, and friendly event. The flag of the Asian Paralympic Committee was raised at the opening ceremony. The reporter from Xinhua News Agency only took photos in the name of flowers, showcasing the beautiful fragrance of osmanthus and welcoming guests from all over the world. Tonight, the osmanthus, showcasing the charm of Hangzhou, exudes a fragrant fragrance throughout the entire venue. The unique character of osmanthus, which is clear and capable of breaking away from dust, embodies the spirit of disabled athletes constantly pursuing excellence and the confidence and composure to pursue their dreams. A big river with wide waves and fragrant rice flowers on both sides... "Two hearing impaired children wearing artificial cochlear implants sang" My Motherland "affectionately with healthy children. Accompanied by the singing, dozens of hearing impaired children walked into the venue with firm steps, holding the national flag and handing it to the honor guard. The national flag is slowly rising; The national anthem resounded throughout the audience. Disabled actors are also singing in sign language to express deep patriotism. Listen, a sweet and childish voice comes from afar, and a visually impaired girl conveys the joy of a welcoming audience to all of Asia. Look, the "Golden Osmanthus Fairy" in the center of the stage takes the hand of another visually impaired girl and leads her to wander in the beautiful autumn scenery. The flying "osmanthus" wafted in all directions, and 22 clusters of golden osmanthus flowers formed a magnificent corolla in the air. The Chinese delegation entered the opening ceremony. Photographed by Wu Yaqi, a journalist from Guangming Daily, in the beautiful music of Guangming Pictures, a prop car resembling a branch of osmanthus and a shadow of the moon "Zhegui Jiangnan" lines up in the center of the venue. The girls on both sides are holding gold osmanthus wreaths, preparing to welcome the athletes into the arena, showcasing the beautiful meaning of "winning osmanthus under the moon". Using dreams as a medium, we bravely move forward in the cheerful and dynamic melody of "Our Asia", with delegations from over 40 countries and regions entering one after another. The guide, dressed in a "golden osmanthus fragrance" costume and holding a guiding sign in the shape of a folding fan, conveyed blessings and friendship to the athletes of various Asian delegations. Accompanied by the sound of the song "Singing for the Motherland", the Chinese delegation entered the audience, cheering and applauding. Led by two flag bearers, female wheelchair basketball player Huang Xiaolian and male wheelchair fencer Sun Gang, the Chinese delegation came forward in full force. The Chinese delegation entered the opening ceremony. The reporter from Xinhua News Agency only then raised his camera as if he had learned from each other, as if he had sharpened it. The technique of carving gold and stone seals in the short film echoes the physical movements of disabled athletes on site. The marks of carving stones with knives symbolize that disabled athletes use perseverance and courage to break through the giant stones of fate and play the magnificent chapter of life, showcasing their spirit of "sincerity, gold and stone open". Subsequently, 36 healthy dancers and 36 wheelchair dancers joined the stage, creating a touching scene where athletes worked together, worked side by side, encouraged each other, and respected each other on the journey to their dreams. Using special effects technology, a golden "osmanthus tree" stands proudly in the center of the screen. Transcending oneself and growing tenaciously is the essence of sports