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Group 1 - The official theme poster for the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics is titled "Olympic Vision," created by artist Olimpia Zanioli, embodying the essence and energy of the Olympics through a vibrant visual language that integrates the urban and natural characteristics of Milan and Cortina [3] - The poster expresses the Olympic spirit of openness and inclusivity in a symbolic and humorous manner, using visual elements to narrate individual stories [3] - The theme poster for the Winter Paralympics, titled "Untitled," created by artist Carolina Altavilla, pays tribute to the spirit of inclusivity and community in sports, showcasing the determination and strength of athletes in a contemporary style [5] Group 2 - The artwork conveys the value of "participating as a community," emphasizing unity, support, and a sense of belonging [5] - Official posters are among the most recognizable symbols of the Olympics and Paralympics, recognized by the International Olympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee [5] - The tradition of Olympic posters began in the 1912 Stockholm Olympics, initially serving as a tool for information dissemination, evolving since the 1950s into refined artistic expressions that visually communicate the Olympic and Paralympic spirit, the characteristics of the host city, and the unique identity of each event [5]

Core Perspective - The event "Inclusion Big Day 2025 and Welcoming the Special Olympics" aims to promote inclusivity in sports and celebrate the upcoming National Disabled Games and Special Olympics, which will be co-hosted by Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau for the first time in December 2023 [2][4]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event gathered various guests and athletes to promote the values of courage, inspiration, equality, and perseverance inherent in the Paralympic movement [4]. - The event featured a torch relay to officially kick off the "Inclusion Big Day" and welcome the Special Olympics [4]. Group 2: Key Speakers and Contributions - The President of the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee, Ms. Feng Ma Jiexian, expressed gratitude for the support from Noah's Ark and volunteers, emphasizing the importance of sports in fostering resilience and interest among students [6]. - Professor Rong Shuheng from the Chinese University of Hong Kong highlighted the role of sports medicine in supporting disabled athletes through customized rehabilitation and training programs [10]. Group 3: Athlete Experiences - Three disabled athletes shared their personal experiences to inspire students: - Fencing athlete Chen Xi recounted winning a silver medal at the Asian Para Games, emphasizing teamwork and perseverance [12]. - Boccia athlete Huang Junheng discussed the fulfillment he gains from competition and encouraged students to enjoy the growth that comes from sports [14]. - Table tennis player Liang Zhongren reflected on his emotional experience at the 2018 Indonesia Para Table Tennis Open and motivated students to take the first step in sports [16]. Group 4: Activities and Engagement - The "Inclusion Big Day" included various sports experiences for special school students, such as disabled fencing, table tennis, sitting volleyball, adaptive rowing, and VR boccia, aimed at helping them discover their potential and enjoy the positive energy of sports [17].