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20/1/2021 A brief photo introduction about the Facilities for the 16th Asia Games in Guangzhou 廣州市範圍廣州大學城廣州亞運新城 1 20/1/2021 2 20/1/2021 3 20/1/2021 4 20/1/2021 5 20/1/2021 6 20/1/2021 7 20/1/2021 8 20/1/2021 9 20/1/2021 10 20/1/2021 11 20/1/2021 The island of 海心沙島 as the 海心沙島 opening ground for the Asian Games GZ new TV Tower 12 20/1/2021 The island of 海心沙島 13 20/1/2021 廣州周大福大樓(東塔) 廣州國際金融中心 (西塔) 廣州圖書館廣州歌劇院廣東省博物館海心沙公園 The construction of the auditorium and parade square for the opening ceremony of the 16th Asian Games 14 20/1/2021 The auditorium and parade square as seen before the opening 15 20/1/2021 The construction of the auditorium 16 20/1/2021 The landscaping and greening work in 海心沙島 – forming the new river bank and promenade strip The landscaping and greening work in 海心沙島 – forming the new river bank and promenade strip 17 20/1/2021 18 20/1/2021 The landscaping and greening work in 海心沙島 – forming the new river bank and promenade strip The landscaping and greening work in 海心沙島 – forming the new river bank and promenade strip 19 20/1/2021 Forming a series of new link bridge from 海心沙島 to the new city axis Forming a series of new link bridge from 海心沙島 to the new city axis 20 20/1/2021 Forming a series of new link bridge from 海心沙島 to the new city axis Forming a series of new link bridge from 海心沙島 to the new city axis 21 20/1/2021 The new river bank and promenade before and after the formation 22 20/1/2021 23 20/1/2021 24 20/1/2021 Facilities along the new Guangzhou Central axis 25 20/1/2021 26 20/1/2021 Guangzhou East Station and the Station Square, the northern tip of the new Guangzhou city axis 27 20/1/2021 New Guangzhou city axis as viewed from the CITC Plaza About 3.5 km toward Pearl River Guangzhou East Station 28 20/1/2021 New automatic passenger transport system crossing Zhujiang to the new Southern end of the New City Axis TV Tower Plaza as seen in May 2008 New automatic passenger transport system from Zhujiang Xin Cheng to the new TV Tower 29 20/1/2021 Proposed Plaza area along the footprint of the New TV Tower Tianhe stadium and the associated facilities (天河體育場及鄰近的副場) 30 20/1/2021 31 20/1/2021 Guangdong Olympic Sports Centre (廣東奥林匹克體育中心) Guangdong Olympic Sports Centre (廣東奥林匹克體育中心) 32 20/1/2021 Guangzhou Central Stadium of Guangzhou Higher Education Mega Centre (廣州大學城中心區體育場) 33 20/1/2021 Guangdong University of Foreign Studies Gymnasium and Stadium (廣東外語外貿大學) at Guangzhou Higher Education Mega Centre South China Normal University Stadium and Natatorium (華南師範大學) at Guangzhou Higher Education Mega Centre 34 20/1/2021 Guangzhou University Stadium at Guangzhou Higher Education Mega City End of Presentation 35.

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