Core Points - The twelfth National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the ninth Special Olympics Taekwondo test event successfully concluded in Huizhou, serving as a crucial rehearsal for the upcoming competitions scheduled from September 8 to 14 [1][4]. Group 1: Event Organization and Participation - The test event was organized by the Huizhou Executive Committee for the National Games and the Special Olympics Taekwondo Competition Committee, featuring six poomsae test matches across three categories: KP60 men's, women's individual poomsae, and KP60 mixed doubles [4]. - The event attracted 27 athletes from four teams: Guangdong, Guangzhou, Dongguan, and Zhanjiang, competing in seven matches across four weight categories, including K44 men's 58KG and KP60 women's 57KG [4]. Group 2: Athlete Experiences and Feedback - Athlete Li Yuanying from the Guangdong team expressed that the competition provided valuable experience and emphasized the importance of systematic training under her coach's guidance [6]. - 17-year-old Hu Jian, who transitioned from table tennis to taekwondo, won third place in the K44 men's 58KG category, highlighting the physical intensity of taekwondo training [6]. Group 3: Accessibility Improvements - Huizhou has enhanced the accessibility of venues in preparation for the National Games and Special Olympics, focusing on physical facilities and information services to create a seamless barrier-free environment [6][7]. - The venue features comprehensive accessibility measures, including ramps, accessible restrooms equipped with safety features, and designated wheelchair seating areas to accommodate various groups, including the elderly and those with disabilities [7].