Core Points - The 15th National Games and the 12th National Paralympic Games will be held in Huizhou, marking the highest level of comprehensive sports events in the city's history [1] - Huizhou will host five competition events, including two competitive events and one mass event for the National Games, and two events for the Paralympic Games [1] - Over 1,500 athletes from various provinces and regions will participate in the events [1] Summary by Category Event Details - The Taekwondo competition for the National Games will take place from September 26 to 29 at Huizhou Sports Center [1] - The Skateboarding competition is scheduled for November 10 to 11 at Huizhou Sports School [1] - The Roller Skating competition will occur from October 16 to 19 at Huizhou Sports School and Huizhou Sports Center [1] - The Taekwondo and Jump Rope events for the Paralympic Games will be held from September 10 to 13 and December 9 to 12, respectively, at Huizhou Sports Center [1] Athlete Participation - Nearly 20 athletes from Guangdong Province will represent the province in various events, including Taekwondo, Skateboarding, Athletics, and Equestrian [1] - Notable Taekwondo athletes Zhang Mengyu and Wang Yaoxi will compete in the men's +80kg and women's -67kg categories, respectively [1] - All 12 members of the Guangdong Skateboarding team have reached the finals, with seven athletes from Huizhou participating [1] Paralympic Games Preparation - The Huizhou competition area has completed the registration and information collection for 23 sports teams, with other preparations progressing smoothly [2] - The Taekwondo event for the Paralympic Games will feature a record scale and influence, with 264 athletes from 23 provinces and regions, including Hong Kong's first participation with an 8-member team [2]

Group 1 - The fifth Yangtze River Delta Sports Festival roller skating competition officially commenced on July 4, attracting teams from the Yangtze River Delta region as well as representatives from Shaanxi and Guangdong provinces [2][4] - The first event was the single inline skating, where Gong Qiming from the Shanghai Xingguang Dream Team performed a short program titled "Nezha" and won the championship without dispute [2] - The competition featured various events including solo dance, pairs skating, team formations, and small group performances, serving as a prelude to the upcoming China Roller Skating (Figure Skating) Open in Shanghai [4] Group 2 - The event marked a significant milestone for regional roller skating collaboration, with a strategic cooperation agreement signed among roller skating associations from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, and Shanghai [6] - The competition was organized by multiple sports bureaus and associations from the respective provinces and cities, highlighting a collaborative effort in promoting roller skating [7]