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Host cityGuangzhou, China
Distance2228.3 km
Torch bearers2,307
Start date12 October 2010
End date12 November 2010
2010 relay scene at Huizhou
"Flight Guangzhou 2010" torch relay jet (Registration B-6057)
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The 2010 Asian Games torch relay was held from October 12, 2010 through 21 cities in Guangdong province and 2 cities outside the province before the opening ceremony on November 12, 2010. Prior to the relay, a lighting ceremony was held back on October 9, 2010. Some 2,068 torchbearers were expected to carry the torch. The relay leg in Harbin was held in a minor scale due the climatic conditions,as the leg was held inside the main venue of the 1996 Asian Winter Games complex, the Harbin Ice Hockey Rink, while the relay on October 15, 2010 was affected by Typhoon Megi as it was held under the rain.[1] The leg held from November 6–8 acted as a test relay. The flame travelled across China aboard a China Southern Airlines Airbus A330-200 named "Flight Guangzhou 2010" (Registration B-6057), with the airline company being the official partner of the games.[2][3]

Torch

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Two torch designs were short-listed in September 2009 for the 2010 Asian Games. "The Tide" (Chinese: 潮流; pinyin: Cháoliú) was chosen by the organisers as the torch of the Games, defeating the "Exploit" design.[4] The Tide weighs 98 g and is 70 cm long, and is tall and straight in shape, while dynamic in terms of image. The secondary official mark of the torch relay was unveiled on July 15, 2010, featuring a silhouette of a running goat holding a torch.[5]

Lighting ceremony

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On October 9, 2010, the flame lighting ceremony was held at the Juyongguan pass at the Great Wall of China near Beijing.[6] A 22-year-old Yunnan Arts University student Kang Chen-chen (Chinese: 康辰晨; pinyin: Kāngchénchén) was chosen to light the torch.[7][8] The condition at the time of the lighting was foggy, while she tried to light the torch with a solar mirror with little sunlight. Therefore, it took upwards of 2 minutes before the torch flame could come up.[9] Kang received quite a bit of media attention afterwards. Most of it praised the way she handled the situation.[10] The ceremonial cauldron was then lit-up by president Hu Jintao.[11]

Route

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Torch relay stops outside of Guangdong
2010 Asian Games torch relay route within Guangdong
Date City[12] Length Notable torchbearers Number of torchbearers
October 12 Beijing Temple of Heaven Zhang Lin (张琳) – Olympic silver medalist swimmer
Li Ning (李宁) – Olympic gold medalist gymnast
Xu Haifeng (许海峰), Yang Ling (杨凌) – Olympic gold medalist shooter
Xian Dongmei (冼东妹) – Olympic gold medalist judo
Zhang Yimou (张艺谋) – film director 		36[13]
October 13 Zhongshan 11.2 km Yang Wei (杨维) – Olympic gold medalist badminton player
Feng Kun (冯坤) – Olympic gold medalist volleyball player
Zhou Bichang (周笔畅), Leo Ku (古巨基) – singer
Liang Wen-Chong – golfer
Jiang Jialiang – table tennis player
Sun Bisheng (孙必胜) – great grandnephew of Sun Yat-sen 		80[14]
October 14 Harbin, Heilongjiang – Jin Fengling (金凤玲) – ice hockey player
Wang Fei (王霏) – speed skater
Huang Xintong (黄欣彤), Zheng Xun (郑汛), Yu Xiaoyang (于小洋), Wang Chen (王晨) – figure skater
Zhang Dan (张丹), Zhang Hao (张昊) – Olympic gold medalist figure skater 		21[15]
October 15 Changchun, Jilin 1.2 km – 16[16]
Haiyang, Shandong 2.012 km Xing Aowei (邢傲伟) – Olympic gold medalist gymnast 16[17]
October 16 Zhuhai 8.9 km Zeng Qiliang (曾启亮) – Asian Games gold medalist swimmer
Li Yongbo (李永波) – badminton coach
He Zhuoqiang (何灼强) – gold medalist weightlifter 		80[18]
October 17 Dongguan 8 km Du Feng (杜锋), Chen Jianghua (陈江华), Zhu Fangyu (朱芳雨), Wang Shipeng (王仕鹏) – basketball player
Zhang Guoying (张国英) – swimmer 		80[19]
October 18 Shenzhen 8 km Liu Gang (刘刚) – shooter 80[20]
October 19 Huizhou 9.4 km Wang Zhizhi (王治郅) – basketball player
Gu Li (古力) – Go champion
Li Shasha (刘莎莎) – pool player 		80[21]
October 20 Shanwei 8.4 km – 80[22]
October 21 Shantou 8 km Liu Xiaosheng (刘孝生) – sprinter 80[23]
October 22 Chaozhou 7 km – 80[24]
October 23 Jieyang 7.3 km Sun Shuwei (孙淑伟) – Olympic gold medalist diver
Xu Yinchuan (许银川) – chess champion 		80[25]
October 24 Meizhou 8 km Chen Qiuqi (陈秋琦) – Olympic silver medalist field hockey player
Zeng Xuelin (曾雪麟) – football manager 		80[26]
October 25 Heyuan 9.6 km Ye Qiaobo (叶乔波) – Olympic silver medalist speed skater 80[27]
October 26 Rest day
October 27 Shaoguan 10.8 km Yang Jinghui (杨景辉) – Olympic gold medalist diver 80[28]
October 28 Qingyuan 8 km Xie Xingfang (谢杏芳) – Olympic silver medalist badminton player 80[29]
October 29 Zhaoqing 8.8 km Liu Haitao (刘海涛) – canoer 80[30]
October 30 Yunfu 8 km Zou Shiming (邹市明) – Olympic gold medalist boxer 80[31]
October 31 Maoming 7.6 km – 78[32]
November 1 Zhanjiang 10 km Lao Lishi (劳丽诗), Hu Jia (胡佳) – Olympic gold medalist diver 80[33]
November 2 Yangjiang 8 km – 80[34]
November 3 Jiangmen 7.1 km Li Shanshan (李珊珊) – Olympic gold medalist gymnast 80[35]
November 4 Foshan 8 km Huang Liping (黄力平) – Olympic silver medalist gymnast
Zhang Jiewen (张洁雯) – Olympic gold medalist badminton player
Sha Baoliang (沙宝亮) – singer 		80[36]
November 5 Square of Guangzhou municipal gate Flame division ceremony[37]
November 6 Yuexiu 1.2 km – 16[38]
Panyu – – 16[38]
Tianhe 1 km Wei Wei (魏伟) – basketball player 16[39]
Nansha 2.5 km – 16[40]
November 7 Luogang 1.5 km – 16[41]
Huadu 2 km – 16[42]
Zengcheng 2 km Liu Xiuhua (刘秀华) – weightlifting champion 16[43]
Conghua 0.5 km – 16[44]
November 8 Liwan 1.8 km Ou Weiteng (欧伟庭) – ex-footballer 16[45]
Baiyun 1.1 km Dong Wenfeng (董文峰) – sailing champion 16[46]
Haizhu – Wu Lingmei (伍岭梅) – triple jump champion
Kong Guoxian (孔国贤) – ex-footballer 		16[47]
Huangpu – – 16[48]
November 9 Downtown Guangzhou 18 km Yang Yilin (杨伊琳) – Olympic gold medalist gymnast
Yu Zaiqing (于再清) – Vice President of International Olympic Committee (IOC)
Lin Musheng (林木声) – vice mayor of Guangzhou
Yang Naijun (杨迺军) – Director General of the Administration of Sports of Guangdong Province
Li Ziliu (黎子流) – mayor of Guangzhou
Zhou Jiawei (周嘉威) – swimmer
Su Wanwen – fencer
Timothy Fok (霍震霆) – Vice President of Olympic Council of Asia (OCA)
Song Zuying (宋祖英) – singer
Wang Yifu (王义夫) – Olympic gold medalist shooter
Zhou Yangjing (周杨静) – Paralympic gold medalist rower
Wu Xiaoli (吳小莉) – news presenter
Wu Jinglian (吴敬琏) – economist 		208[49]
November 10 Dafushan, Panyu 5 km Wu Jingyu (吴静钰) – Olympic gold medalist taekwondo
Zolkples Embong – Head of Mission for Malaysia at the 2010 Asian Games
Cheung King Wai, Azizulhasni Awang – cyclist
Kim Moon-soo – badminton
Akram Abdul Gani – footballer
Rebecca Chiu (趙詠賢) – squash player
Hem Bunting – marathoner
Nader al-Masri, Abdullah Al-Thuwaini, Kareem Ennab – swimmer
Hoang Thi Tuat, Fehaid Al Deehani – shooter
Chov Sotheara – wrestler
Noriyuki Ichihara – handball player
Khor Poh Chin, Jia Rui, Faustina Woo Wai Sii – wushu
Alireza Nadi – volleyball player
Yuliya Borzova – canoer
Han Hye-Song – table tennis player
Husam Hamada, Kamal Adhikari, Hidilyn Diaz, Sinta Darmariani – weightlifter
Khalifa Al Jabri – beach volleyball player
John Baylon – judo
Samaresh Jung – Commonwealth Games gold medalist shooter
Md Dulal Hossain – golfer
Zeeshan Ashraf, Rehan Butt – field hockey player
Hyun Jung-Hwa (玄静和) – table tennis champion 		83[50]
November 11 Guangzhou Higher Education Mega Center 15.2 km Yang Yang (杨扬) – Olympic gold medalist speed skater
Chen Weiya (陈维亚) – film director
Guan Weizhen (关渭贞) – Olympic silver medalist badminton player
Eric Tsang (曾志偉), Alan Tam (谭咏麟), Zhang Ziyi (章子怡), Kangta (安七炫), Zhang Tielin (张铁林), Qin Lan (秦岚), Hins Cheung (张敬轩), Charlene Choi (蔡卓妍) – actor/actress/singer
Liu Shiwen (刘诗雯), Sun Tiantian (孙甜甜) – table tennis player
Zou Zhenxian (邹振先) – triple jumper
Lang Lang (郎朗) – pianist 		130[51]
November 12 Haixinsha Island
(Part of opening ceremony) 		– Chen Yibing (陈一冰) – Olympic gold medalist gymnast
Rong Zhihang (容志行) – ex-footballer
Deng Yaping (邓亚萍) – Olympic gold medalist table tennis player
He Chong (何冲) – Olympic gold medalist diver 		5[52]

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