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Administrative InformationHandbook I

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1. The Host Country: The People’s Republic of China

The People’s Republic of China is located in the eastern part of the Asian continent, on the western Pacific rim. It is a vast land, covering 9.6 million square kilometers while enjoying a long coastline of 18 thousand kilometers. Additional offshore territory covers approximately 4.7 million square kilometers. It has more than 7.6 thousand islands, with the biggest Taiwan Island covers 35,798 square kilometers. China shares land borders with 14 countries, and maritime boundaries with 8 countries. At the moment, China has 23 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities directly under the Central Government and 2 special administrative regions, while Beijing is the capital.

Western China’s Himalayan Mountains are often referred to as the roof of the world. Mount Qomolangma (Mount Everest), at 8,844.43 meters in height, is the highest peak of the roof. China stretches from its westernmost p o i nt o n t h e Pa m i r P l ate a u to t h e confluence of the Heilongjiang and Wusuli Rivers, 5,200 kilometers to the east.

China, one of the world’s most ancient civilizations, has a recorded history of nearly 4,000 years. Chinese had mastered the technology o f smel t ing bronze


approximately 5,000 years ago and iron tools came into use 3,000 years ago. Papermaking, Printing, Compass, Gunpowder, are the 4 great inventions of ancient China, and were introduced to the world in the 11th Century, which made huge contribution to the world’s development.

With an approximate population of 1.38 billion, China is a unified nation consisting of 56 different ethnic groups while Han group is the majority. Each of China’s ethnic groups possesses a distinctive culture. The Chinese government respects minority customs, and works to preserve, study, and collate the cultural artifacts of China’s ethnic minority groups. Chinese citizens have full legal right to choose their religions. Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Christianism are the most popular religions in China.

China, the world’s second largest economy and No.1 trading power, has the largest foreign exchange reserves, and is one of the fastest growing economies.

The aim of China’s foreign policy is to safeguard world peace and promote common development. China adheres to an independent foreign policy of peace, unswervingly follows the path of peaceful development and pursues a mutually beneficial win-win strategy of opening-up. China remains firm in its commitment to strengthening friendship and cooperation with other countries on the basis of the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence, and to forging a new form of international relations featuring mutual respect, fairness, justice, and win-win cooperation. We call on the people of all countries to work together to build a community with a shared future for mankind, to build an open, inclusive, clean, and beautiful world that enjoys lasting peace, universal security, and common prosperity.

Basic InformationName: People’s Republic of ChinaCapital: BeijingFlag: Five-Starred Red FlagAnthem: March of the VolunteersCurrency: Ren Min BiLanguage: Chinese

PopulationSize: 1.39008 billionGrowth Rate: 5.32‰Life Expectancy: 75.8

EconomyGDP: USD 12.25 trillionPer Capita GDP: USD 8,836.16 GDP Growth Rate: 6.9% Foreign Reserve: USD 3.14 trillionTotal Export: USD 2.27 trillionTotal Import: USD 1.85 trillionFDI in Actual Use: USD 131 billionODI: USD 120.1 billion

Fact Sheet of 2017

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China attaches great importance to promoting sports undertakings, deepening the reform and renewing the concept of sports, and strives to promote the coordinated development of mass sports, athletic sports and sports industry. China takes the people as the main part of the development of sports and regards the satisfaction of the fitness demand of the public and all-round development of the people as the starting point and foothold of the sports undertaking. China implements the National Strategy of Fitness, and continuously improves the health level of the public. Currently, China owns more than 1 million sports venues of various levels and has successfully held the Beijing 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games which have attracted world attention, and in 2022, it will hold the 24th Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Beijing. In 2017, Chinese athletes won 106 world championships and broke 6 world records. In Rio 2016 Olympic Games, China won 26 gold medals and a total of 70 medals, ranking 3rd in the Olympic gold medal table and 2nd in medal table.

The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China was founded on Aug. 1, 1927, and is the main body of the Chinese armed forces. With the total active personnel 2 million, it consists of Army, Navy, Air Force, Rocket Force, and the Strategic Support Force. Upholding an active defense policy, China’s national defense objectives and the tasks of its armed forces mainly include:

·To deal with a wide range of emergencies and military threats, and effectively safeguard the sovereignty of China’s territorial land, air, and sea;

·To resolutely safeguard the unification of the motherland;

·To safeguard China’s security and interests in new domains;

·To safeguard the security of China’s overseas interests;

·To maintain strategic deterrence and carry out nuclear counterattack;

·To participate in regional and international security cooperation and maintain regional and world peace;

·To strengthen efforts in operations against infiltration, separatism and terrorism so as to maintain China’s political security and social stability;

·To perform such tasks as emergency rescue and disaster relief, rights and interests protection, guard duties, and support for national economic and social development.

The Chinese armed forces will always be a stable force in maintaining world peace and regional stability. It is committed to strengthening military cooperation with other countries, enhancing military mutual trust, and participating in regional and international security affairs. It aims to play a positive role in the field of international politics and security.

Chinese People's Liberation Army

Chinese Peacekeeping Force


2. About the Host2.1. Hubei Province

Hubei Province is located at the middle reaches of the Yangtze River in central China. With a total area of 185,900 square ki lometers, Hubei accounts for 1.94% of China’s land surface. It consists of 12 provincial cities, 1 autonomous prefecture, 24 county-level cities, 40 counties and 1 forest zone, and has a population of 58,515,000.Hubei Province is the hometown of the Yan Emperor, the ancestor of the Chinese nation, and the birthplace of Jingchu culture. It ranks the top in China in the field of science and education, and it is an important base of higher education. There are 129 colleges and universities in Hubei with 1,410,600 students, 1,346 scientific research institutions, and 73 (ranking the third in the country) academicians of Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering.Hubei Province is rich in water resources. It has more than 4,000 rivers and streams totaling over 60,000 kilometers. With 728 lakes on its land, Hubei Province is known as “the province of a thousand lakes”. The amount of hydropower resources available for development is 31.33 GW, and the capacity of the Three Gorges Dam ranks first among major hydropower stations in the world.Hubei Province is an important industrial and agricultural production base in China. In 2017, Hubei’s GDP was USD 540.937 billion and the gross industrial output value accomplished by the

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enterprises above the scale was over USD 740.5 billion. Being dubbed a “Land of Fish and Rice”, Hubei is one of China’s major grain producing areas thanks to its 2 major agricultural bases-Jianghan Plain and northern Hubei hillock.Hubei is strong in competitive sports, especially swimming, diving, badminton and weightlifting, which have been maintained at a high level. It has world and Olympic champions such as Li Xiaoshuang, Yang Wei, Cheng Fei and Liu Huixia.

2.2. Wuhan City

Wuhan is the capital city of Hubei Province, a central city located in the heart of China. As a city rich in history and culture, Wuhan has developed into an important industrial, science and e d u c a t i o n b a s e , a n d a n integrated transport hub. It has 13 administrative districts and 3 national development zones, covering an area of 8,569.15 square kilometers inhabited by 10,892,900 residents. The local GDP reached USD 198.614 billion in 2017.

Zenghouyi Bells Show

Wuhan Yangtze River Bridge


A City of the Charm of Chu and Han3,500 years of civilization, one glimpse of fondness. Wuhan is a land of history, born from the ancient city Panlong in the Shang Dynasty; Wuhan is the origin of Zhiyin (bosom friends) Culture, a song that enlightens the heart of the knowing ears, a cultural inspiration appreciated by the connoisseurs; Wuhan is the depth of a wonderful world with the charm of Chu and Han, a sight to behold in the poems of Yellow Crane Tower.

As one of the oldest cities in China, Wuhan has come all the way from a host of legends of flood-fighting King Yu, chanting poet Qu Yuan, and Mulan the heroine. Wuhan is known as a prominent city with Hankou Port and the westernization drive marking the start of China’s development of modern commerce and industry.

A City with Favorable Geographical PositionWith 3 towns divided by 2 big rivers, the city presents the unique topographic feature. With beautiful waters and mountains and a favorable geographical position, the city’s landscape is a creation by nature. Wuhan’s 3 major towns are Wuchang, Hanyang and Hankou. The Guishan Mountain and Sheshan Mountain are facing each other across the river. Water has nourished the city, covers more than one-fourth of the city’s area.

Asia’s largest city lake—the East Lake, with an area of 33 square kilometers, is like a pearl set in the city. With 166 lakes shining like a necklace, Wuhan is known as “the River City” and “the City

The Yellow Crane Tower

East Lake Greenway


The production scale of a number of sectors, such as automobiles and auto parts, electronic information, equipment manufactur ing , food, energy and environmental protection, is over one hundred billion yuan. It is not only the world’s major base for optical communication technology innovation and industry but also the national base for the memory chip industry.

“China Optics Valley” is renowned at home and abroad. Four of the world’s top 10 automakers have investment in Wuhan, a city with the largest fleets of cars in China. “China’s Capital of Cars” has taken shape. The city’s design and construction capacity for bridges and high-speed rails is leading the world, and was selected as a World Design Capital. Modern service industries such as finance, logistics, MICE, as well as commerce and trade are highly developed.

A City of Communication and CollaborationWuhan ranks f irst in Central China in terms of international accessibility with 56 international and regional routes reaching 5 continents. Its ocean-going shipping lines can reach Taiwan, Japan, Republic of Korea, Southeast Asia and other countries and regions, making it the “estuary” in Central and Western China.

The volume of China-Europe (Wuhan) freight trains ranks the second in China, and that of homeward cargo ranks first. France, the United States, Republic of Korea and the United Kingdom all have Consulates General in Wuhan. More than half of the Fortune 500 companies have investment in the city.

A City of SportsWuhan is home to 154 large and medium-sized sports venues, and has successfully hosted many major international sports events such as the FIFA Women’s World Cup, BWF Thomas Cup & Uber Cup, World Table Tennis Championships, WTA Wuhan Open, World Men’s Volleyball League, FIBA Asia Cup (formerly

known as the FIBA Asia Championship), Tour of China Road Cycling Race, Dongfeng Renault Wuhan Marathon,

World Fly-In Expo, and Wuhan International Horse Racing Festival. Wuhan’s athletes have had outstanding performances in major sports competitions both in China and abroad, with famous names like world tennis star Li Na who has won Australian Open and French Open, Olympic diving gold medalists Zhou Jihong, Fu Mingxia and Xiao Hailiang, and Olympic badminton gold medalist Gao Ling. Combined, they have won a total of 34 world championships including 8 Olympic gold medals.

Assembly line of DPCA Company

Optics Valley Future City

Wuhan Open

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3. General Information

3.1. Chinese Military RanksArmy, Air Force, Rocket Force,

Strategic Support Force Navy

Officers

General (Gen.) Admiral (Adm.)

Lieutenant General (Lt. Gen.) Vice Admiral (V. Adm.)

Major General (Maj. Gen.) Rear Admiral (R. Adm.)

Senior Colonel (Sr. Col.) Senior Captain (Sr. Capt.)

Colonel (Col.) Captain (Capt.)

Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.) Commander (Cdr.)

Major (Maj.) Lieutenant Commander (Lt. Cdr.)

Captain (Capt.) Lieutenant (Lt.)

First Lieutenant (1st Lt.) Lieutenant, Junior Grade (Jr. Lt.)

Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt.) Ensign (Ens.)

Cadet Midshipman

Enlisted, Non-Commissioned Officers

Sergeant Major, First Class Chief Petty Officer, First Class

Sergeant Major, Second Class Chief Petty Officer, Second Class

Sergeant Major, Third Class Chief Petty Officer, Third Class

Sergeant Major, Fourth Class Chief Petty Officer, Fourth Class

First Sergeant (1st Sgt.) Petty Officer, First Class

Sergeant (Sgt.) Petty Officer, Second Class

Corporal (Cpl.) Petty Officer, Third Class

Private, First Class (PFC) Seaman, First Class

Private (Pvt.) Seaman

3.2. Legal References

The organization of the 7th CISM WG is governed by the CISM Statues, the CISM Regulations, the 7th CISM World Games Regulations, the CISM Sport Regulations, the Contract of Organization of the 7th CISM World Games, as well as concerning laws and jurisdiction system in China.


3.3. Language

All official documents concerning the 7th CISM WG will be made in English. Words in the masculine gender shall also include feminine. Words of the plural number shall include the singular and vice-versa. However, the official website for the 7th CISM WG will provide information in Chinese, English, and French languages.

3.4. Discrimination

Given the nature and aims of CISM, absolutely no discrimination of any kind is allowed against any country or person on grounds of ethnic groups, religion, politics, or gender.

3.5. Arriving in China

SUMOC recommends participants to arrive in China by flight. Wuhan Tianhe International Airport is the ONLY official entry point designated by SUMOC. Information about flights to Wuhan will be released on the official website of SUMOC before Dec. 31, 2018.

3.6. Power System

China’s power supply system is 220V/50Hz. Most of the sockets can be connected to types A, C, and I. Type A and C sockets are combined (flat in the middle, with holes around), beside which is the type I socket. Type A sockets are applicable only to plugs with the same width. Plugs with different poles must be used with converters.

220V/50Hz sockets Type A plugs

Type C plugs Type I plugs

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4. Organization Chart

The 7th CISM World Games Organizing Committee (hereinafter “SUMOC”), on behalf of the Chinese government and military, is responsible for the preparation and organization of the Games. SUMOC is chaired by General Xu Qiliang, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission of China, and Madam Sun Chunlan, Vice Premier of China. SUMOC has under it an Executive Commission responsible for implementing the organization and support work of the Games.

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5. Participation

5.1. Participants

5.1.1. Military StatusOnly personnel in active duty as defined in the CISM Regulations Art. 7.21 of active CISM member nations may take part in the 7th CISM WG competitions as athletes. All military participants must hold the official military ID card from their respective Armed Forces or a form of verification (in English only) of military status with passport. Any athlete who fails to present such a military ID card or form will not be authorized to take part at the 7th CISM WG. By signing the Final Entry, the Chief of Delegation confirms the active military status of the participating athletes.

5.1.2. Composition of the MissionTeams sent by their nations to participate in the 7th CISM WG are called “Missions”. The composition of a mission per sport is given in “Handbook II: Sports Information ”. Delegations are required to strictly respect the standard composition of a participating mission. No additional member may be included in the mission without special authorization from SUMOC. In any case where the composition standard is not respected, the concerning mission must pay the extra cost of board and lodging (USD 300 per day per head) to SUMOC on their arrival. SUMOC has no financial or organizational obligations towards people who are not included. Any mission who fails to submit the payment may be refused to participate in the 7th CISM WG.

In term of age, persons less than 17 years of age (whose date of birth is later than Oct. 18, 2002) cannot participate in CISM events under any circumstances.

5.1.3. Mission OfficialsThe main actors of a CISM World Games are the athletes. In order to avoid missions with more officials than athletes, the proportion below must be respected by the participants.

Athletes Officials (Maximum)1-3 24-6 37-8 4

9-10 511-20 621-30 1131-40 1341-50 1751-60 2161-70 2571-80 2981-90 33

91-100 37101-200 41

201+ 1 per 5 athletes

Notes: Any exception must be discussed with and authorized by SUMOC.

5.1.3.1. Chief of MissionThe countries shall designate a Chief of Mission (preferably the Chief of Delegation) who shall be entitled to represent his/her country. In case the Chief of Delegation attends the 7th CISM WG, he must automatically be the Chief of Mission.

5.1.3.2. Deputy Chief of MissionWhen the size of the Mission exceeds 30 individuals, every country can designate a deputy Chief of Mission according to the following table:

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Mission Size Deputy CoM1-30 0

31-60 161-90 2

91-120 3121-150 4

150+ 5

5.1.3.3. Officials and AthletesFor athletes and Team Captains, Trainers/Coaches, Medical Staff, etc., you may find all details in “Handbook II: Sports Information ”.

5.1.4. Referees and JudgesAny mission must bring at their own costs the necessary referees and judges according to specific requirements stated in “Handbook II: Sports Information ”. In case a mission can not bring with their mission the necessary referees or judges, a written request must be sent to SUMOC along with the 2nd Preliminary Agreement of participation. In such case, SUMOC may provide the required referees and judges to ensure proper competition organization, however the mission who fails to bring referees and judges will have to pay a fixed cost of USD 400 per day per head to SUMOC on their arrival. Any mission who fails to submit the payment may be refused to participate in the competition of the 7th CISM WG.SUMOC kindly requests the referees and judges to bring their current standard uniform (if any) issued by the correspondent International Federation (IF) in order to standardize the uniform and also to wear the official ones determined by the IF.For some sports, SUMOC together with the PCSC will determine which countries are requested to bring 1 or 2 Jury members.

5.1..5. Press and Media StaffSUMOC welcomes press and media staff from all CISM member countries to participate and cover the 7th CISM WG on the following conditions:

·Press and media staff respect and follow the CISM Regulations, the 7th CISM World Games Regulations, and laws in China.

·The maximum of press and media staff members for each country is 20. Special entry forms for press and media must be used and signed by the concerned CoD, and presented to SUMOC. For the 2nd Preliminary Agreement and the Final Entry, which will be made at the official website for the 7th CISM WG, a special online registration channel for press and media will be available since Dec. 1, 2018, and concerning instructions will be found.

·Press and media staff will be accommodated at the designated hotels and special local transport will be arranged by SUMOC. Among all journalists for each country, 3 of them will be provided free board and lodging, while the others have to cover their cost of board and lodging by themselves.For those who fails to respect the above conditions, SUMOC does not accept, neither takes any financial or organizational obligation.

5.1.6. Other PeopleAll other people, such as spectators, relatives, friends, etc., are welcome to the 7th CISM WG and SUMOC will provide, but not restricted to, necessary assistance to them in obtaining entrance tickets to the ceremonies and to the sports events. They have to organize their own board, lodging, and local transport. CISM and SUMOC do not have any obligation to them.


by SUMOC. Any mission withdrawing from a team sports competition after submitting the 2nd Preliminary Agreement will have to pay a penalty charge of USD 10,000 to SUMOC. The number of teams in each team sport competition and qualification for substitute mission will be jointly determined by SUMOC, CISM CC, the concerning PCSC, and respective CISM continental vice president.

5.3. TravelingAs a general rule, traveling expenses of participating authorities and missions from their respective nations to the entry point of the 7th CISM WG and backwards are borne by the delegations they belong to. Local transportation will be organized by SUMOC.

5.4. ArrivalsAs a general rule, all missions are required to strictly comply with the scheduled arrival dates fixed in the General Schedule of Events of Handbook II: Sports Information . If the mission is arriving split into various groups, please specify the different flights.

5.4.1. Passport/Visa, Customs and VaccinationAll participants have to ensure that their travel documents are up to date for entry into China such as passport, visa, and vaccination certificate (if required). There will be no visa service upon arrival and all participants should obtain visa before arriving in China. For detailed information and requirements, please contact the Chinese embassy or consulate serving your country. Please also refer to the official website of the Ministry of Foreign

5.2. Withdrawal of ParticipationAny nation that withdraws participation in the 7th CISM WG, after having sent a final entry form, is requested to notify SUMOC at least 1 month before (Sep. 18, 2019) the opening of the Games (with copy to CISM GS). An amount fixed by CISM BoD will anyway be charged for administrative costs. Every nation not informing SUMOC of its withdrawal will also be obliged to pay administrative costs.

5.2.1. Withdrawal of the Whole MissionSuch nation is requested to notify SUMOC with a copy to CISM GS, and would have to pay a penalty charge to be fixed by CISM BoD. Any nation not informing SUMOC its withdrawal, in addition to the above administrative cost, will also have to pay another penalty charge to be determined by CISM BoD. In this case, the debts will be added to the amount of the withdrawn country’s CISM annual membership fee.

5.2.2. Withdrawal of a Part of the MissionIf a mission does not bring team or individual previously enrolled in the final entry, they will have to pay a penalty charge per capita to be fixed by CISM BoD. Any payment shall be made to SUMOC upon arrival and registration in Wuhan. Any mission refusing to pay the penalty charge will be refused participation in all events.

5.2.3. Withdrawal of Participation in Team SportsFootball, Basketball, Volleyball (including Beach Volleyball) are team sports program at the 7th CISM WG. The rules of qualification for team sports are determined by CISM, while the competitions for team sports are organized

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After the start of the competitions, the expected missions will be allowed to compete following the planned program. On no account shall the events in progress or those already completed be repeated.The drawing of lots for the events will not be repeated. The teams and individuals of the late arrival missions are placed, at the convenience of the Technical Jury, in those positions which will not affect the drawing of lots. For teams, all matches or events not played are to be forfeited. For individuals, all events not participated in are lost.

5.4.4. Arrival of an Unexpected MissionSUMOC will not accept the participation of unexpected missions. Missions that have not submitted the Final Entry before the deadline must request their participation to SUMOC before arriving in China. If SUMOC authorizes the participation and the mission arrives after the preliminary meeting, on no account should the events in progress or those already completed be repeated.

5.4.5. Late Replacement of Mission MembersAny modifications in the composition of the mission (officials or athletes) after submitting the Final Entry must be informed to SUMOC at least 1 month before (Sep. 18, 2019) the Games. In this case, the Late Replacement Form (LRF) enclosed in the Invitation must be used. If the mission does not inform the changes before arriving in China, SUMOC may refuse the participation of the replacement as well as charge the penalty stated in item 5.2.2 of this Handbook I .

Affairs of China: http://english.gov.cn/services/visitchina/. Enclosed in the Invitation, you may find forms to facilitate the entry of weapons, ammunition, and drugs. Please correctly fill in the forms in order to avoid any inconvenience for your mission arriving in China.

5.4.2. Early Arrival of an Expected MissionIn principle, SUMOC will not accept missions arriving before the scheduled dates. If any mission has to arrive earlier due to force majeure such as flight connection, the mission must present official application to SUMOC and get approval at least 1 month before (Sep. 18, 2019) the Games. In all cases, missions arriving early must pay the extra board and lodging cost at the rate of USD 300 per day per head to SUMOC upon their arrival. In case the mission is not able to pay the extra cost, the mission will not be allowed to participate in the Games. For any doubt and/or clarification, please contact SUMOC. SUMOC has no obligation towards the early arrival missions concerning training and transport. Expenses for these are due to the concerning missions.

5.4.3. Late Arrival of an Expected Mission

5.4.3.1. Before the Preliminary MeetingE x p e c t e d m i s s i o n s w i l l h a v e n o r m a l participation.

5.4.3.2. After the Preliminary MeetingBefore the start of the compet i t ions , the expected missions will have normal participation. During the preliminary meeting, the athletes and teams are placed by drawing of lots following the same procedure as the present missions.


6. Rules of Stay

6.1. Program of StayUpon arrival in Wuhan, the participants will receive an Information Package containing the complete program of stay. The following information will be particularly detailed:

·General calendar & detailed schedule of all competitions

·Place and date of the Opening and Closing ceremonies

·Places and dates of various meetings

·Places and dates of official receptions

·Dress codes

·Security matters

·Maps of key venues and areas

·Contacts of the foreign embassies, military attaches

·Terrain description for some of the events (nature, vegetation, profile, etc.) for amphibious cross-country, sailing, etc.

·Information and tourist guides of the host city and its surroundings

·Program for spouses (could be some fees concerned for certain activities)

6.2. Disciplinary MattersThe Chiefs of Missions, who are preferably the Chiefs of Delegations, are responsible for the behavior of their missions. The missions fall under the jurisdiction of the host nation. During the games, all athletes present on the playing fields are equal before the juries, the referees and themselves. No one may use his rank to impose his views on sports matters. Civi l ian members of the missions must

5.5. DeparturesAs a general rule, missions are required to strictly comply with the scheduled departure dates fixed in the General Schedule of Events of the Handbook II: Sports Information . If a mission is departing in separate groups, all the separate flights must be specified.

5.5.1. Early DepartureNo sanctions will be applicable if an athlete or mission leaves the Games with the approval of CISM because of absolute necessity or in case of emergency (e.g. Injuries, flight connection problems, death of a family member, etc.).

5.5.2. Late DepartureIn all cases, missions leaving after the fixed date of departure must present application to SUMOC and get approval before the official closing (Oct. 27, 2019) of the Games. All late departure missions must pay the extra board and lodging cost to SUMOC at the rate of USD 300 per day per head. For any doubt and/or clarification, please contact SUMOC.

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forbidden. Any infringement to this rule shall automatically result in immediate disqualification of the athlete/team. As a general rule in CISM, any advertisement of tobacco, weapons and/or alcohol is strictly forbidden.

6.6. Forbidden ActionsIn conformity with the statues and traditions of CISM, any political or religious actions during the Games, in particular the dissemination of propaganda documents, pictures, brochures, reviews, etc., is strictly forbidden. Any contravention shall result in the exclusion of the mission from further competition and the case shall be referred to the CISM Discipline Commission.

6.7. Civilian DressCivilian dress may be worn on excursions organized by SUMOC and inside the Athlete Village.

conform to the disciplinary rules accepted by all other participants.

6.3. Military UniformsAll military participants must wear their national military uniform, while civilian participants must be in formal dress (jacket and tie), during official ceremonies such as the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Games. Individuals without proper uniform will not be allowed to participate in the Games.The presentation of medals can be done in sports uniforms, if for organizational reasons it is not possible to wear military uniform (for example, when the presentation immediately follows a competition event). But whenever possible, the medal awarding ceremony will be done in uniform to enhance the military character of the Games.

6.4. National Track-SuitIt is mandatory that competitors have at least 1 official track-suit (training) and official jersey/polo, preferable in the national colors with the name of the country, official shorts, socks, and sports shoes. Caps are not mandatory.

6.5. AdvertisementA l l a d v e r t i s e m e n t d u r i n g t h e s p o r t s competitions and medal awarding at the competition areas and in the accommodation sites has to be in accordance with the regulations of the relevant International Federation and CISM rules. All types of advertisement which goes against ethnics, or the spirit of sport and CISM are strictly


Technical Delegates from the International Federation, international referees, doping test officers, etc.

·O f f i c i a l s a n d A t h l e t e s : The people in this category will be accommodated in the Athletes’ Village (unless otherwise required by competitions) at SUMOC’s expense. They include Chiefs of Missions, Deputy Chiefs of Missions, team captains, coaches, medical staff, technicians, assistants, staff, athletes, etc.

·Media Staff: The people in this category will be accommodated in a designated hotel at their own expense (except for 3 media staff members designated by each participating country).

·People outside the Plan: The people in this category include relatives and spectators. SUMOC has no obl igation towards this category of people. However, it may assist these people with finding board and lodging.

7.2. Advanced Arrival to the Athletes’ VillageIn order to facilitate the arrival of Missions in the Athletes’ Village, SUMOC allows the Missions, from Oct. 12, 2019 onwards, to send 3 members in advance to Wuhan so that they can receive the keys, distribute and check the rooms, check accreditations, etc. These members must be part of the Missions registered in the Final Entry. Members of the GS and the PCSCs are also welcomed to arrive early to provide support for SUMOC.

7.3. Meals and DrinksMeals and drinks will both be sensible and substantial and will meet the requirement

7. Board and Lodging

7.1. Accommodation CategoriesThe accommodation of all participants will be arranged according to the following categories:

·VVIP: The people in this category will be accommodated in a 5-star hotel at their own expense, except the CISM President. They include Heads of State and Government, Defense Ministers or other Ministers, Chiefs of Staff, 3-star or above Generals, CISM President, IOC President or President’s Representative, and UN Representatives.

·VIP: The people in this category will be accommodated in a designated hotel at SUMOC’s expense. They include CISM Vice Presidents, BoD, Secretary General, Commission Presidents, Treasurer General, General Secretariat Division Directors, Project Officer for the 7th CISM WG and Chiefs of Delegations (if not Chiefs of Missions).

·CISM VIP: The people in this category will be accommodated in a designated hotel at their own expense. They include Former CISM Presidents and Secretary General, Guests of CISM and SUMOC, CISM sponsors and partners.

·CISM Officials: The people in this category will be accommodated in individual rooms in the designated hotel at SUMOC’s expense. They include CISM Chiefs of Liaison Offices, staff of the CISM General Secretar iat , Presidents and Members of the CISM Sports Committees.

·Staff of Competition: The people in this category will be accommodated in a designated hotel at SUMOC’s expense. They include

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8.3. Board and LodgingWithin a prescribed range of t ime, the Athletes’ Village provides free board and lodging for accreditated mission members. The Athletes’ Village will provide safe and reliable catering services for accreditated mission members. SUMOC will take no responsibility for any problems caused by food which is not offered by the canteen designated for athletes.

8.4. Laundry F re e l a u n d r y s e r v i c e i s ava i l a b l e to accreditated persons in the Athletes’ Village.

8.5. Intra-village TransportElectric shuttle cars and public bicycles are available in the Athletes’ Village for free.

8.6. Medical CareTreatment of common injuries and athletic rehabilitation services are available in the Athletes’ Village. The Village sets up medical and rehabilitation areas and necessary medical equipment and facilities to be used by the missions.

8.7. Commercial ServicesIn the Athletes’ Village, there are cafes, souvenir shops, post offices, barber shops, dry cleaners, convenience stores, fitness centers, etc. The above services are at the consumers’ own expense.

8.8. Financial Service The Athletes’ Village has a bank that provides a USD or Euro to RMB exchange service.

of sport dietetics. As much as possible, the fol lowing points wil l be taken into consideration:

·Traditions particular to race and religion

·Medical and anti-doping requirements

·SUMOC will provide cost-free non-alcoholic drinks during meals and water during the competitions.

7.4. Extra ExpensesExtra expenses including telephone, laundry and drinks must be paid by the consumers. Any cost before the designated arrival date and/or the departure date, must be covered by the participants.

8. Athletes’ Village

The Athletes’ Village can receive over 8,000 participants during the games. The Village has a welcome center, flag square, and training, catering, medical, commercial and other public facilities.

8.1. RegistrationSUMOC will help registered mission members that have got their Accreditation Cards to check in at the Athletes’ Village.

8.2. Welcome CenterThe Welcome Center in the Athletes’ Village is open 24 hours a day.


9. Transport

9.1. Individual Cars with Drivers and Guides Individual cars with drivers and guides will be used in official events for: CISM President, Vice Presidents, Secretary General, Official CISM Representatives (OCR), Project Officer for the 7th CISM WG, Presidents of CISM Sports Committees, Communication Division personnel, General Secretariat Division Directors, and the Chiefs of Missions of the participating countries.

9.2. Transport for TeamsThere will be dedicated transport for teams to the respective venues for competition and training according to the competition schedules.

9.3. Shuttle Service for All Accreditated Participants·From Wuhan Tianhe International Airport and Wuhan Railway Station to the accommodation site(s) and vice versa;

·From the accommodation site(s) to the sports venues and vice-versa.

9.4. Shuttle Service for Media staff·From Wuhan Tianhe International Airport and Wuhan Railway Station to the hotel designated by SUMOC and vice versa;

·From the hotel designated by SUMOC to the Media Center and vice-versa;

·From the Media Center to the sports venues.

9.5. Public TransportDuring the Games, all accreditated participants and media staff can take public transport for free, including rail, bus, tram and ferry.

10. Opening and Closing Ceremonies

10.1. Opening CeremonyThe Ceremony consists of 2 parts, the protocol part and the performance part. The protocol part will be held in the following order: missions entering the stadium, playing the national anthem of the People’s Republic of China and raising the national flag of the People’s Republic of China, playing the CISM anthem and raising the CISM flag, speeches by VIPs, the referee’s oath and

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athlete’s oath, and lighting the flame.Missions will enter the stadium in alphabetical order according to the French name of the countries, and the mission of the host country will be at the end of the queue. The missions will march in uniform and will each be guided by a flag-bearer and 4 delegates in Class-A uniform. When the missions pass the rostrum, the delegates in uniform will give a hand salute to the rostrum, and the others will give a visual salute to the rostrum. Persons in the queues shall not carry (including but not limited to) flags, banners, triangular flags or other visible accessories or objects (other than non-restricted photographic equipment and mobile phones) that are not part of their uniform. In principle, the number of participants of each mission participating in the ceremony should not exceed 150.

10.2. Closing CeremonyThe Ceremony consists of 2 parts, the protocol part and the performance part. The protocol part will be held in the following order: the flag bearers of the missions entering the stadium holding flags, speeches by VIPs, playing the CISM anthem and lowering the CISM flag, handing over the CISM flag to the next host and cultural performance presented by the next host, extinguishing the flame.

11. Medical Care

The Athletes’ Village provides medical services. Venues for competition and training and reception hotels also have medical service stations providing first aid and ambulance services. SUMOC will provide first aid services and cover the necessary expenses. Other expenses, such as hospitalizations, special measures for illness or accident, compensation for illness or injuries, loss of income or non-emergency care will be charged to the users themselves. If for any reason the injured athlete or his mission refuses the medical arrangements proposed by SUMOC, the costs of ambulance or further treatment will be the responsibility of the mission rather than SUMOC.If the mission or medical staff brings any drugs or medical equipment, they must be declared in advance through the attached “Application Form for Doctor Practice” and “Declaration Form of Drugs / Medical Products / Equipment” in the final entry. SUMOC is not responsible for any possible result arising from the use of the above-mentioned drugs and medical equipment.


12. Insurance

Each mission should have appropriate insurances for its members.

13. Security

SUMOC will carry out security management according to Chinese laws, and provide strict, standardized and humanized security measures. Security management will be carried out mainly through accreditation. All participants will be registered on the 7th CISM WG website and will receive the appropriate accreditation cards upon approval. All participants shall cooperate with the security personnel to jointly create a safe environment.The missions’ firearms and ammunition (including laser guns) to be used for sporting or competition purposes must be declared through special lists in entry forms, including the user name, type, manufacturer, serial number, caliber and quantity of bullets. SUMOC is responsible for organizing their local transportation and storage and assisting with customs clearance with strict storage, delivery and acceptance management.Items prohibited from being brought into venues and places of residence include:

·Firearms and ammunition not for sporting or competition purposes, and explosives;

·Imitation firearms and crossbows, slingshots, daggers and other controlled devices;

·Fireworks, gasoline, alcohol and other flammable and explosive dangerous items;

·Highly toxic and corrosive hazardous chemicals and radioactive materials;

·Harmful biological agents, infectious pathogens and other dangerous substances;

·Drugs such as heroin, cocaine, marijuana and methamphetamine;

·Other items that are clearly prohibited by Chinese law.

14. Tourism

Wuhan is a tourist city in central China. It has 3 National 5A-class Tourist Attractions: Yellow Crane Tower, East Lake Ecological Tourism Zone and Mulan Cultural and Ecological Tourism Zone. Wuhan is known for its plum, cherry, lotus and azalea blossoms. Hubei Provincial Museum, Guqin Tai, Wuhan International Garden Expo, Chu River and Han Street and the Han Show are all urban

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tourist and cultural attractions that cannot be missed. SUMOC will set up tourist service points at the Athletes’ Village and relevant hotels to provide information services to the accreditated participants and spectators of the Games.

15. Information Service

High-speed wired and wireless communications networks (WIFI) will be available for free in the venues, Main Media Center and Athletes’ Village during the Games. Competition schedules and results and other Games-related information will be provided through the official website and mobile apps. There will be telecom service points in the Village providing local SIM cards and related services at the expense of the users.

16. Press and Media Support

SUMOC will provide efficient and quality infrastructure and services for all accreditated press that will work before, during and after the Games to facilitate their coverage of the Games.

16.1. Main Media Center (MMC)With 2 underground floors and 4 floors above the ground, the MMC is located near Wuhan Sports Center Stadium in Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone, covering a gross floor area of 43,900 square meters. In the MMC there are the Main Press Center (MPC) and the International Broadcasting Center (IBC).

16.1.1. MPC Facilities and ServicesThe MPC has specialized rooms for word processing and photographers. Each seat will have pre-installed power, network interface and other necessary facilities. There is a press conference hall for timely release of information about the Games. The MPC will provide information, language, technical, transport and catering services, and sets a photographic equipment rental and maintenance area. The MPC will also provide office space rental services for major media organizations, which will be made available to reporters and editors through the submission of an application before the Games.


16.1.2. IBC Facilities and ServicesBroadcasting transmission signal service: SUMOC will provide broadcasting transmission signal of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, most competitions and related events for rights holding broadcasters. TV studio area and supporting services: The IBC will set a dedicated TV studio area for the live broadcasting of competitions and the recording and broadcasting of TV programs by rights holding broadcasters.TV editing area and supporting services: The IBC will set a television editing and production area exclusive for radio and television reporters, providing public material about the Games and events and related radio and production equipment.Rented offices for rights holding broadcasters: Rights holding broadcasters can submit requests for the reservation of specialized office and production areas within the IBC.

16.1.3. Satellite and Transmission ServicesSatellite transmission equipment and services will be provided for rights holding broadcasters and other broadcasters with such needs to transmit public signals and television programs.

16.2. Venue Media Centers Each venue will have a media center and provide services for reporters.

16.3. Media Board and Lodging and TransportMedia staff will be accommodated at hotels located near the MMC. Reporters can take public transport and media shuttle buses to the MMC.

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Sports InformationHandbook II

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1. General Terms

Sports authorities consist of the following:

·The Official CISM Representative (OCR);

·The CISM Sports Committee (CSC);

·The (Host Nation’s) Sport Director (SD);

·The Technical Jury (TJ);

·The Jury of Appeal (JA).

2.1. The Official CISM Representative (OCR)

The overall Official CISM Representative for the 7th CISM WG is the CISM President. For each of the organized sports at the 7th CISM WG, an OCR will be appointed by the CISM BoD and selected among its members. The OCR cannot act as Chief of the Mission at the same time.

2.2. The CISM Sport Committee (CSC)

CISM has Sports Committees that are responsible for the overall technical aspects of the concerned sports. For the position, functions and roles of the CSC, please refer to the CISM Regulations.

2.3. The Sport Director (SD)

For each sport of the Games, SUMOC will establish a Sports Committee and appoint a Director. The SD will be in charge of all organizational, technical and administrative matters for that sport. The SD will work closely with the PCSC.

2.4. The Technical Jury (TJ)

The CSC appoints the president and members of the TJ for each sport during the preliminary/technical meeting among the senior technical experts. For details on the position, functions and roles played by the TJ, please refer to the CISM Regulations.

2.5. The Jury of Appeal (JA)

The OCR of each sport is appointed as President of the JA for the sport. For detailed positions, functions and roles of the JA, please refer to CISM Regulations.

2. Sports Authorities

The sports events of the SUMOC will be organized in accordance with the CISM Regulations and the technical rules of the appropriate International Sports Federation.The drawing of pools or rounds for team sports will be performed in consideration of the competition schedules and presided by the respective CISM Sports Committee.The most recent performances of the participants or teams must be clearly indicated on the entry form.The composition of a mission explained hereunder is considered as the maximum and cannot be exceeded.

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The various official meetings held during the Games are essential to a sound organization and a smooth running of the Games. They include the following:

·Preliminary/Technical meeting;

·Meetings of the CISM Sports Committee;

·Meeting of the Anti-Doping Commission;

·Meetings of the Technical Jury;

·Meetings of the Jury of Appeal.

The work on CISM World Records follows the CISM Regulations 8.36. Any civilian world records should be treated in accordance with the guidance given by the relevant International Sports Federation.

5.1. Medals

The attribution of official medals of the Games follows the CISM regulations ruling over each sport and the CISM Regulations 8.30. The awards will be presented at the end of each competition, when the national anthem of the winner(s) is played while the national flags of the medal winners are raised.Individual and team events: Medals will be awarded to the first 3 athletes and teams in the individual/team event as follows: First–Gold, Second–Silver, Third–Bronze. Team Sports: For basketball, football and volleyball (including beach volleyball), medals will be awarded to the first 3 teams: First–Gold, Second–Silver, Third–Bronze. Teams are requested to bring 2 sets of sports clothes with highly contrasting colors.

5.2. Trophies and Challenge Cups

Some sports have trophies or challenge cups provided by authorities.

4. Records

5. Awards

3. Official Meetings


5.3. Fair Play Cup

In order to enforce the campaign against violence and reduce fouls, 1 Fair Play Cup will be offered

per sport (provided by SUMOC), and an overall 1 for the Games (provided by CISM).

The conduct of doping tests is mandatory to all sports at the 7th CISM WG. According to the CISM anti-doping rules an Anti-Doping Commission will be established for each sport.Doping tests will be carried out in all sports during the 7th CISM WG strictly in line with the CISM Anti-Doping Regulations and the WADA World Anti-Doping Code. The number of tests to be conducted per sport will be decided on the basis of the CISM Sports Regulations. All anti-doping expenses will be paid by SUMOC. In case of a positive result, the test expenses will be paid by the mission of the athlete. Any athlete who takes part in the Games shall be aware of the very latest version of the WADA World Anti-Doping Code and its related list of prohibited substances. Details may be found on the WADA homepage: http://www.wada-ama.org. Any athlete who has received a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) and is called for an anti-doping test, shall provide a copy of that TUE to the doctor responsible for the test proceedings.

For reasons of organization, planning and operation, the 7th CISM WG will limit the number of participant teams for the team sports competitions as described below:

·Football: Men 12 teams, Women 8 teams;

·Basketball: Men 8 teams, Women 6 teams;

·Volleyball: Men 10 teams, Women 8 teams;

·Beach Volleyball: Men 2 teams, Women 2 teams; and for the Host Nation: Men 4 teams; Women 4 teams (24 teams maximum for men or women respectively).Except for Beach Volleyball, the above team sports qualifications will be determined by CISM and CSCs with further notice.China, as the Host Nation, is automatically qualified for all team sports.

7. Team Sports Qualifications

6. Doping Tests

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8. General Competition Schedule by Sports10.15

Tu

10.16

W

10.17

Th

10.18

F

10.19

Sa

10.20

Su

10.21

M

10.22

Tu

10.23

W

10.24

Th

10.25

F

10.26

Sa

10.27

Su

10.28

M

Opening/Closing of Villages √ √

Opening/Closing Ceremonies √ √

Aeronautical Pentathlon F C C C F

Archery C C C F FBadminton C C SF F C C C SF FBasketball C C C C C C SF FBoxing C C C C C SF FCycling F F FEquestrian C C FFencing F F F F F FFootball C C C C C C C SF SF F FGolf C C C FJudo F F FMilitary Pentathlon C C C C F F

Modern Pentathlon C C F F F

Naval Pentathlon C C C FOrienteering F F FParachuting C C C C C C C C FSailing C C C FShooting F F F F F FSwimming F F F F FOpen Water Swimming F F F

Diving F F F FLifesaving F F FTable Tennis C C SF F F C F FTaekwondo F F F FTrack & Field F F F F FMarathon FTriathlon FVolleyball C C C C C SF F C SF FBeach Volleyball C C C C SF FWrestling F F F FGymnastics C F F F FTennis C C C C C C SF F F

C=Competition, SF=Semifinal, F=Final


9. Sports9.1. Aeronautical Pentathlon

9.1.1. RegulationsMilitary Aeronautical Pentathlon (MAP) events will be organized in accordance with the latest CISM MAP Regulations.

9.1.2. DisciplinesThe MAP includes men individual, men team, women individual, women team, flying contest (low-level navigation). The MAP competition consists of the following disciplines:

Disciplines Men Women

1. Flying Contest Aircraft: TBC Altitude: 450-750 Feet Max. Speed: TBC

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2. Sport Contest √ √

① Shooting - Electronic Targets √ √

② Swimming: 50m Pool √ √③ Fencing √ √④ Basketball √ √⑤ Obstacle Race √ √

⑥ Orienteering: Best Time 45 Minutes (40 minutes for women),Checkpoints: TBC

√ √

Aeronautical Pentathlon is open to: ① Air Force officers/Cadets on active duty; ② Other air crew officers (other services); ③ Other Air Force military personnel if requested and authorized by the PCSC Aeronautical Pentathlon prior to the competition; ④ At least 2 of the team members must have received the air navigation training.

9.1.4. Program

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1Medical Staff 1Men Athletes 4Women Athletes 3

Total 10

Date Time Activities

10.19 All DayTechnical MeetingTrainingFlying Contest

10.20 All DayTrainingReserve Day for Flying Contest

10.21Morning Shooting

Afternoon Swimming

10.22 All Day Fencing

10.23 All Day Basketball

10.24 All DayObstacle Race

Orienteering

9.1.5. Competition Venue

·Flying Contest: Air Force Wuhan Airport

·Sport Contest: Air Force Early Warning Academy, Jiangxia District Orienteering Venue

9.1.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Lt. Col. Liu Zhigang

· E m a i l : a e ro n a u t i c a l . p e n t a t h l o n @wuhan2019mwg.cn

·PCSC Aeronautical Pentathlon: Col. Pedro Gagliardi Palermo

·Email: [email protected]

9.1.3. Composition

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9.2. Archery

9.2.1. RegulationsArchery events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the World Archery Federation (WA/FITA).

9.2.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 5 disciplines, including: men individual, women individual, men team, women team, and mixed team. Recurve bows will be used. Each athlete uses 72 arrows in the qualifications. Competitions will be carried out in accordance with World Archery Federation’s Match Play Chart.

9.2.3. Composition


10.20 All Day Men Individual QualificationsWomen Individual Qualifications

10.21 All Day

Men Individual Eliminations and SemifinalsWomen Individual Eliminations and Semifinals

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1

Coach (for Athletes with Disabilities) 1

Men Athletes 4

Women Athletes 4

Men Athletes with Disabilities 4

Women Athletes with Disabilities 4

Total 19

9.2.4. Program

10.22 All Day

Men Team Eliminations and SemifinalsWomen Team Eliminations and SemifinalsMixed Team Eliminations and Semifinals

10.23 All Day

Men Team FinalsWomen Team FinalsMixed Team FinalsAwards Ceremony

10.24 All DayMen Individual FinalsWomen Individual FinalsAwards Ceremony

9.2.5. Competition VenueCaidian National Defense Park Archery Field

9.2.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Li Xinping


·PCSC Archery: TBC

·Email: [email protected], [email protected]

9.3. Badminton

9.3.1. RegulationsBadminton events wil l be organized in accordance to the latest ru les o f the Badminton World Federation (BWF).

9.3.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 7 disciplines, including: men singles, men doubles, men teams, women singles, women doubles, women teams and mixed doubles.The number of men team and women team of each mission to participate in team competitions shall be limited to 1 respectively;


the number of athletes of each mission to participate in individual competitions shall be limited to 3 athletes (or 3 pairs); and each athlete can participate in no more than 2 events.

9.3.3. Composition

Date Disciplines Activities

10.18Women Team Round 1Men Team Round 1

10.19Women Team Round 2Men Team Round 2

10.20Women Team SemifinalsMen Team Semifinals

10.21Women Team Finals and Awards

Ceremony

Men Team Finals and Awards Ceremony

10.22 Individual Round 110.23 Individual Round 210.24 Individual Round 3

10.25 Individual Semifinals and Playoffs

10.26 Individual Finals and Awards Ceremony

Notes: The competition schedule is subject to adjustment according to the number of participating players.

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach of Men Athletes 2Coach of Women Athletes 2Medical Staff 1International Referee (BWF Certificated) 1

Men Athletes 7Women Athletes 7Men Reserve 2Women Reserve 2

Total 25

9.3.5. Competition VenueWuhan University

9.3.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Sun Peng


9.4. Basketball

9.4.1. RegulationsBasketbal l events wi l l be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale de Basketball (FIBA) and CISM Basketball regulations.

9.4.2. DisciplinesBoth men and women will compete while 8 teams for men and 6 teams for women. The teams of China, the host country, will be automatically qualified.For men, 2 groups (4 teams in each) will compete. According to the CISM competition practice, the team of China is top seed in Group A. For women, single round-robin system will be adopted, i.e. each team will compete with all other teams in turn.

9.4.3. Composition

Function Men Women

Team Captain 1 1

Coach 1 1

Assistant Coach 1 1

International Referee (FIBA) 1 1

Athletes 12 12

Total 32

9.3.4. Program

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9.4.4. Program

Men Competition

Women Competition


10.21 All Day

Match 1

Match 2

Match 3

Match 4

10.22 All Day

Match 5

Match 6

Match 7

Match 8

10.23 All Day

Match 9

Match 10

Match 11

Match 12

10.24 All Day Rest Day

10.25 All Day

Match 13 (7th place Match)

Match 14 (5th place Match)

Match 15 (Semifinal 1)

Match 16 (Semifinal 2)

10.26 All Day

Match 17 (3rd Place Match)

Match 18 (Final)Awards Ceremony


10.19 All Day

Match 1

Match 2

Match 3

10.20 All Day

Match 4

Match 5

Match 6

10.21 All Day

Match 7

Match 8

Match 9


10.23 All Day

Match 10

Match 11

Match 12

10.24 All Day

Match 13

Match 14

Match 15


10.26 All Day

Match 16 (3rd Place Match)Match 17 (Final)Awards Ceremony

9.4.5. Competition Venue· Men: Hongshan Gymnasium

·Women: Optics Valley Gymnasium of Huazhong University of Science and Technology

9.4.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: An Yimei


·PCSC Basketball: Maj. Tom Bellairs



9.5. Boxing

9.5.1. RegulationsBoxing events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of International Boxing Association (AIBA) and CISM Boxing regulations.

9.5.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 15 disciplines.Men: 46-49kg, 52kg, 56kg, 60kg, 64kg, 69kg, 75kg, 81kg, 91kg, +91kgWomen: 51kg, 57kg, 60kg, 69kg, 75kg

9.5.3. Composition

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 3

Medical Staff (Masseur) 1

International Referee (AIBA) 1-2

Men Athletes 10

Women Athletes 5

Total 22

Notes: A participating mission is required to bring 1 international referee if the mission consists of no more than 8 athletes; If it has 8 or more athletes, 2 international referees are required.

9.5.4. Program


10.19 All Day

Medical Examination, General Weigh-in,Drawing, Qualifications

10.20 All DayDaily Weigh-in, Medical Examination, Qualifications

10.21 All DayDaily Weigh-in, Medical Examination, Qualifications

10.22 All DayDaily Weigh-in, Medical Examination,Qualifications

10.23 All DayMedical Examination, Daily Weigh-in,Qualifications




9.5.5. Competition VenueWuhan Institute of Physical Education

9.5.6. Contacts

· Sports Manager: Han Bo

· Email: [email protected]

· PCSC Boxing: Brig. Gen. Yousuf Ali Al-Kazim


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9.6. Cycling

9.6.1. RegulationsC y c l i n g e v e n t s w i l l b e o r g a n i z e d i n accordance with the latest regulations of the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) and CISM Cycling regulations.

9.6.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 6 disciplines, including: Men Individual Time Trial, Men Individual Road Race, Men Team Road Race, Women Individual Time Trial, Women Individual Road Race, -Time Trial (2):TT Individual Men: ± 40kmTT Individual Women: ± 20km-Road Race (4):RR Individual /Team Men: ±120kmRR Individual /Team Women: ±80kmNo separate race is held for team result classification; instead, it is calculated from the sum of the first 4 best results of men team and the first 2 best results for women during the RR individual/Team Men and Women. Team results for the men team of less than 4 athletes are calculated through the accumulation of actual results of the participants.

9.6.3. Composition


10.19 All Day

Men Individual Time TrialWomen Individual Time Trial


10.21 All Day

Men Individual/Team Road RaceWomen Individual/Team Road Race

10.22 All Day Men Individual/Team Road Race

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1

Medical Staff 1

Mechanic 1

Men Athletes 6

Women Athletes 4

Total 14

9.6.4. Program

9.6.5. Competition VenueEast Lake Green Way for Marathon and Road Cycling

9.6.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Peng Haibo


·PCSC Cycling: Lt. Joey Ermens


9.7. Equestrian

9.7.1. RegulationsEquestr ian events wi l l be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the Fédération Équestre Internationale (FEI) and CISM Equestrian regulations.

9.7.2. DisciplinesThe equestrian competition includes individual jumping and team jumping.



10.19 All Day Round 1


10.21 All Day Round 3 (Final)Awards Ceremony

9.7.3. Composition

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1

Athletes 3

Total 5

9.7.4. Program

9.7.5. Competition VenueWuhan Business University

9.7.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Hou Tianbo


·PCSC Equestrian: Col. Max Andre Barbacini


9.8. Fencing

9.8.1. RegulationsFencing events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale d’Escrime (FIE) and CISM Fencing regulations.

9.8.2. DisciplinesBoth men and women will compete in the fencing competition with the following 12 disciplines.

Weapons Men Women

Épée Individual, Team Individual, Team

Foil Individual, Team Individual, Team

Sabre Individual, Team Individual, Team

9.8.3. Composition

9.8.4. Program

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 3

Medical Staff 1

Referee (FIE) 3

Men Athletes 9 (3 for each weapon)

Women Athletes 9 (3 for each weapon)

Total 26


10.19 All Day Women Individual Sabre Men Individual Foil

10.20 All Day Women Individual Foil Men Individual Épée

10.21 All Day Women Individual Épée Men Individual Sabre

10.22 All Day Women Team Foil Men Team Épée

10.23 All Day Women Team Épée Men Team Sabre

10.24 All Day Women Team Sabre Men Team Foil

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Wuhan City Polytechnic

9.8.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Han Ting


·PCSC Fencing: Col. Jorge Alberto Monge


9.9. Football

9.9.1. RegulationsFootball events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) and CISM Football regulations.

9.9.2. DisciplinesBoth men and women will compete.For men, 12 teams compete in 3 groups (4 teams in each). The Football CSC shall determine the qualified teams. The team of China, the host country, is automatically qualified and will be the top seed in Group A. The top seed in Group B wil l be the champion of the 2015 CISM Football World Championship, and the top seed in Group C will be the runner-up of the 2015 CISM Football World Championship. The top 2 teams of each group as well as the 2 best 3rd place teams will enter the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals.For women, 8 teams compete in 2 groups (4 teams in each). The Football CSC shall determine the qualified teams. The team of China, the host country, is automatically qualified and will be the top seed in Group A. The top seed in Group B wil l be the champion of the 2015 CISM Football World

Championship. The top 2 teams of each group will enter the semifinals and finals.

9.9.3. Composition

Function Men Women

Team Captain 1 1

Coach 1 1

Assistant Coach 1 1

Medical Staff 1 1

International Referee (FIFA) 1 1

Athletes 21 21

Total 52

9.9.4. Program

Men


10.16 All Day

Match 1

Match 2

Match 3

Match 4

Match 5

Match 6


10.17 Rest Day

10.18 All Day

Match 7

Match 8

Match 9

Match 10

Match 11

Match 12

10.19 Rest Day

10.20 All Day

Match 13

Match 14

Match 15

Match 16

Match 17

Match 18

10.21 Rest Day

10.22 Rest Day

10.23 All Day

Match 19

Match 20

Match 21

Match 22

10.24 Rest Day

10.25 All DayMatch 23

Match 24

10.26 Rest Day


Match 26

Notes: All teams may check in since Oct. 14, 2019 and onwards.


10.17 All Day

Match 1

Match 2

Match 3

Match 4

10.18 Rest Day

10.19 All Day

Match 5

Match 6

Match 7

Match 8

10.20 Rest Day

10.21 All Day

Match 9

Match 10

Match 11

Match 12

10.22 Rest Day

10.23 Rest Day


Match 14

10.25 Rest Day


Match 16

9.9.5. Competition and Training VenueWuhan National Fitness Center, Hankou Culture and Sports Center, and Dongxihu Sports Center Stadium

9.9.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Huang Song


·PCSC Football: Capt. Rudolf Fell


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9.10. Golf

9.10.1. RegulationsGolf events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the United States Golf Association (USGA) and CISM Golf regulations.

9.10.2. DisciplinesBoth men and women will compete in the individual and team stroke plays (72 holes) in 4 rounds.

9.10.3. Composition

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Men Athletes 6

Women Athletes 3

Total 10

9.10.4. Program





10.23 All Day Round 4 (Final)Awards Ceremony


·Men: Tianwaitian Golf Course

·Women: Yishan Golf Course

9.10.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Li Jinliang


·PCSC Golf: Naval Capt. Ansar Mahmood


9.11. Judo

9.11.1. RegulationsJudo events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the International J u d o Fe d e rat i o n ( I J F ) a n d C I S M J u d o regulations.

9.11.2. Disciplines


Individual

-60 kg -48 kg

-66 kg -52 kg

-73 kg -57 kg

-81 kg -63 kg

-90 kg -70 kg

-100 kg -78 kg

+100 kg +78 kg

Team Team Team


Each team is allowed to register:

·1 athlete for each individual discipline.

·A minimum of 5 athletes and a maximum of 9 athletes(including 5 regular and 4 reserved) for team discipline.

9.11.3. Composition of the Mission


10.19 All DayOfficial Weigh-inTeam CompetitionAwards Ceremony


10.21 All DayOfficial Weigh-inIndividual CompetitionAwards Ceremony

10.22 All DayOfficial Weigh-inIndividual CompetitionAwards Ceremony

9.11.5. Competition VenueWuhan University of Technology

9.11.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Chai Ling


·PCSC Judo: Lt. Col. Eric Ponsot


Events Men Women

1. Shooting (200 m) √ √

2. Obstacle Run √ √

3. Obstacle Swimming √ √

4. Throwing √ √

5.Cross Country √ √

6. Obstacle Relay √ √

9.12. Military Pentathlon

9.12.1. RegulationsMilitary Pentathlon events will be organized in accordance with the latest CISM Military Pentathlon regulations.

9.12.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 6 disciplines, including: Men Individual, Men Team, Men Obstacle Relay, Women Individual, Women Team, Women Obstacle Relay.

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach of Men Athletes 1

Coach of Women Athletes 1

Ad Libitum 1

Referee (IJF) 1

Men Athletes 7

Women Athletes 7

Men Reserve 2

Women Reserve 2

Total 23

9.11.4. Program

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Function No.

Team Captain 1



Medical Staff 1

Men Athletes 5

Women Athletes 4

Total 13

9.12.3. Composition


10.19 All Day Shooting

10.20 All Day Obstacle Run

10.21 All Day Obstacle Swimming

10.22 All Day Throwing

10.23 All Day Cross Country

10.24 All Day Obstacle RelayAwards Ceremony

9.12.4. Programme

9.12.5. Competition VenueArmament NCO School of the Army Engineering University

9.12.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Sr. Col. Pan Xinting


·PCSC Military Pentathlon: Lt. Col. Alessandro Trono


9.13. Modern Pentathlon

9.13.1. RegulationsModern Pentathlon events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the Union Internationale de Pentathlon Moderne (UIPM) and C ISM Modern Pentath lon regulations.

9.13.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 5 disciplines, including: men individual, men team, women individual, women team, and mixed relay (1 man, 1 woman).The competition for mixed relay is subject to adjustment if the participating teams are less than 8.

9.13.3. Composition

Function No.

Team Captain 1



Fencing Coach (Equestrian Coach or Physical Therapist) 1


9.13.4. Program

Events Men Women

1. Obstacle Race √ √

2. Lifesaving Swimming √ √

3. Utility Swimming √ √

4. Seamanship Race √ √

5.Amphibious Cross-Country Race √ √

9.13.5. Competition VenueWuhan Business University

9.13.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Zheng Jie


·PCSC Modern Pentathlon: Lt. Col. Nilton Gomes Filho Rolim


9.14. Naval Pentathlon

9.14.1. RegulationsNaval Pentathlon events will be organized in accordance with the latest CISM Naval Pentathlon regulations.

9.14.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 4 disciplines, including: men individual, men team, women individual, and women team.

Obstacle Race is conducted in 3 parallel S-shape tracks with 2 curves. Length of 305m and 10 obstacles for men track, while length of 280m and 9 obstacles for women track.Lifesaving Swimming venue is a 50m long, 25m wide standard swimming pool, while the competition area is 25m long, 25m wide, and maximum depth of 3m. An F.I.S.S. standard plastic dummy shall be placed at 2-4m depth, weighing 1.50kg when at 1m depth.


10.22 All Day Women Qualification

10.23 All Day Men Qualification

10.24 All Day Women Individual/Team Finals

10.25 All Day Men Individual/Team Finals

10.26 All Day Mixed Relay Finals

Referee (UIPM) 1

Men Athletes 4

Women Athletes 4

Total 13

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Function No.

Team Captain 1



Ad Libitum 1

Men Athletes 5

Women Athletes 3

Total 12


10.23 All Day Obstacle Running

10.24

Morning Lifesaving Swimming

Afternoon Utility Swimming

10.25 Morning Seamanship Race

10.26 Afternoon Amphibious Cross-Country

Utility Swimming venue is a 50m long, 25m wide standard swimming pool, while the competition area is 25m long, 25m wide, and maximum depth of 3m. 8 lanes are available for 3 athletes simultaneously. The dummy rifle weighs 3kg. Seamanship Race is conducted in a natural water area with less than 1.0m waves, consisting of 4 lanes. There are 4 climbing masts (each 6-meter high). The boats are 4-meter long, 2-oar rear paddle individual race boats.Amphibious Cross-Countr y venue consists of: ①3 tracks paved by plastics and pitch; ②100-meter long lanes in natural water with individual single-paddling rubber boat; ③A 50-meter shooting range with 3 target positions. For shooting, 22 caliber sports rifle will be used. During shooting, the men athlete wears special competition suits and a 3kg dummy rifle on his back, while the women athlete wears normal competition suits, without the dummy rifle.Each mission must use their own weapons and ammunition. SUMOC does not provide any spare weapons and ammunition.

9.14.3. Composition

9.14.5. Competition VenueMulan Lake Campus of Naval University of Engineering

9.14.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Navy Sr. Capt. Mei Zeyuan


·PCSC Naval Pentathlon: Lt. Cdr. Ney Anderson Guimarães dos Santos


9.14.4. Program


9.15.5. Competition VenueJiangxia District Orienteering Venue

9.15.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Xu Juan


·PCSC Orienteering: Lt. Col. Lars E. W. Gerhardsson


9.15. Orienteering

9.15.1. RegulationsOrienteering events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the International Orienteering Federation (IOF) and the CISM Orienteering regulations.

9.15.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 8 disciplines, including: Men/women individual middle distance, men/women individual long distance, men/women relay, and men/women Team.Each mission may register 2 men teams and 1 women team in each relay event with 3 athletes per team.Start Interval:Individual Middle Distance (Men): 1 Minute (Dispersion);Individual Middle Distance (Women): 2 Minutes;Individual Long Distance (Men): 1 Minute (Dispersion);Individual Long Distance (Women): 2 Minutes.Basis Times of the Race:


1.Middle Distance25-30

minutes

25-30

minutes

2.Long Distance60-70

minutes

50-60

minutes

3. Relay 40 minutes 35 minutes

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach/Trainer 1

Men Athletes 7

Women Athletes 4

Total 13


10.20 All Day Middle Distance MenMiddle Distance Women

10.21 All Day Long Distance MenLong Distance Women


10.23 All Day Relay

9.15.3. Composition

9.15.4. Program

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9.16. Parachuting

9.16.1. RegulationsParachuting events will be organized in accordance with the latest CISM Parachuting regulations.

9.16.2. Disciplines

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Trainer/Coach 1

Judge (FAI/CISM) 1

Video Cameraman 1

Men Athletes 5

Women Athletes 5

Junior Athletes(Men and/or Women) 2

Total 16

The use of the “AAD” is recommended. Team Captains must sign a waiver of their nation’s liability for any damage that might occur during the jump.Aircraft: P750, PC6, Y-12. The speed of the aircraft will be 130-180km/h. The Y-12 cargo plane will be used for formation skydiving. Its door is 1.36m tall, 1.45m wide, and located at the rear left.

9.16.3. Composition


1. Team Accuracy √ √

2. Individual Accruacy √ √

3. Individual Style √ √

4. Individual Overall √ √

5.Formation Skydiving √ √

6.Team Overall √ √

7.Individual Accuracy, Junior √ √

8.Individual Style, Junior √ √

9. Indiv idual Overa l l , Junior √ √


10.18 All Day TrainingCompetitions

10.19-25 All Day Competitions

10.26

Morning Competitions

Afternoon Awards Ceremony

9.16.4. Program



10.18 All Day Sailor BriefingCompetition




10.22 All Day Reserve Day

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1

Athletes (Mixed, Man 1, Woman 1) 2

Athletes (women) 2

Reserved Athletes (Mixed 1, Woman 1) 2

Total 8

9.16.5. Competition VenueParachuting Venue at Wuhan Hannan General Airport

9.16.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Lt. Col. Zhao Zhigang


·PCSC Parachuting: Col. Gernot Rittenschober


9.17. Sailing

9.17.1. RegulationsSailing events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the International Sailing Federation (ISAF) and CISM Sailing regulations.

9.17.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 2 disciplines, including: Women 470 Class, and Mixed Gender 470 Class.

9.17.3. Composition

9.17.4. Program

9.17.5. Competition VenueSailing Venues at East Lake

9.17.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Wang Jiaxin


·PCSC Sailing: Brig. Hassan A. A. Awad


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Function No.

Team Captain, Pistol & Rifle 1

Team Captain, Shotgun 1

Coach Rifle Men 1

Coach Pistol Men 1


9.18. Shooting

9.18.1. RegulationsShooting events will be organized according to the latest regulations of the International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF) and CISM Shooting regulations.

9.18.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 24 disciplines as follows.


PISTOL

25m Center Fire Pistol-Team √ -

25m Center Fire Pistol-Individual √ -

25m Military Rapid Fire Pistol-Team √ √

25m Military Rapid Fire Pistol- Individual √ √

25m Team - √

25m Individual - √

RIFLE

300m Standard Rifle3 Positions- Team √ -

300m Standard Rifle 3 Positions- Individual √ -

300m Military Rapid Fire Rifle- Team √ -

300m Military Rapid Fire Rifle- Individual √ -

50m Rifle Prone - Team - √

50m Rifle Prone - Individual - √

50m Rifle 3 Positions- Team - √

50m Rifle 3 Positions- Individual - √

SHOTGUN

Trap - Team √ √

Trap - Individual √ √

Skeet - Team √ √

Skeet - Individual √ √

9.18.3. Composition


Coach of Trap Men 1

Coach of Skeet Men 1

Coach of Shotgun Women 1

Rifle Men Athletes 3

Pistol Men Athletes 4

Rifle Women Athletes 3

Pistol Women Athletes 4

Trap Men Athletes 3

Skeet Men Athletes 3

Trap Women Athletes 3

Skeet Women Athletes 3

Total 34

J u r y M e m b e rs : S U M O C to get h e r w i t h the Shooting CSC wil l determine which countries are requested to bring 1 or 2 jury members (holding an ISSF license A or B), whose travelling expense is covered by their respective missions. China as host country will provide 1 member for each Jury.

9.18.4. Program


10.19 All Day Competition






9.18.5. Competition VenueCaidian National Defense Park

9.18.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Zhao Yuqing


·PCSC Shooting: Col. Bruno Wolfensberger


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9.19. Swimming (Including Open Water Swimming, Diving, Lifesaving)

9.19.1. Swimming

9.19.1.1. Regulations

Swimming events wi l l be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale de Natation Amateur (FINA) and CISM Swimming regulations.

9.19.1.2. Disciplines

The swimming competition consists of the following 42 disciplines.


Freestyle

1 50m √ √

2 100m √ √

3 200m √ √

4 400m √ √

5 800m √ √

6 1,500m √ √

Backstroke

7 50m √ √

8 100m √ √

9 200m √ √

Breaststroke

10 50m √ √

11 100m √ √

12 200m √ √

Butterfly

13 50m √ √

14 100m √ √

15 200m √ √

Individual Medley

16 200m √ √

17 400m √ √

Relay

18 4 x 100m-Freestyle √ √

19 4 x 200m-Freestyle √ √

20 4 x 100m-Medley √ √

Mixed Relay

21 4 x 100m-Freestyle √

22 4 x 100m-Medley √

Each mission may register a maximum of:

·2 athletes per individual event;

·1 team in each relay event;

·2 men and 2 women as 1 team in mixed relay.

9.19.1.3. Composition

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1-2

Physician/Trainer 1

Men Athletes 10

Women Athletes 10

Maximum 24


Each mission can bring 1 coach if there are less than 10 athletes and 2 coaches if there are 10 or more athletes.

9.19.1.4. Program


10.19

Morning Qualifications

Evening FinalsAwards Ceremony

10.20



10.21



10.22



10.23



9.19.1.5. Competition Venue

Wuhan Sports Center Indoor Swimming Pool

9.19.1.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Cheng Hao


·PCSC Swimming: Lt. Col. Heiko Wömpener


9.19.2.4. Program

Function No.

Men Athletes 4

Women Athletes 4

Total 8


10.23 All Day CompetitionAwards Ceremony





9.19.2. Open Water Swimming


Open Water Swimming events wi l l be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale de Natation Amateur (FINA) and CISM Swimming regulations.


The Open Water Swimming competition consists of 5 disciplines, including Men 5km, Men 10km, Women 5km, Women 10km, and Mixed Teams.



Open-water Venues at East Lake

9.19.2.6. Contacts





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9.19.3. Diving


Diving events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale de Natation Amateur (FINA) for diving.


Diving competitions consist of the following 12 disciplines, including: Men: Team Men, 1m Springboard Men, 3m Springboard Men, 10m Platform Men, 3m Springboard Synchronized Men, 10m Synchronized Platform Men; Women: Team Women, 1m Springboard Women, 3m Springboard Women, 10m P l a t f o r m W o m e n , 3 m S p r i n g b o a r d Synchronized Women, 10m Synchronized Platform Women.


Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1

Referee (FINA) 1

Men Athletes 7

Women Athletes 7

Total 17

9.19.3.4. Program






Notes: Competition schedule is subject to adjustment according to the number of participating competitors.


Wuhan Sports Center Indoor Swimming Pool

9.19.3.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Fu Yuchao




9.19.4. Lifesaving


L i fesaving events wi l l be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the International Life Saving Federation (ILS) and CISM Swimming regulations.


Function No.

Team Captain 1Coach 1-2Men Athletes 6Women Athletes 6

Maximum 15

Notes: Missions can bring 1 coach if there are less than 10 athletes and 2 coaches if there are 10 or more athletes.

9.19.4.4. Program

9.20. Table Tennis

9.20.1. RegulationsTable tennis events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF). If there is any ambiguity in the understanding of the regulations, please refer to the Table Tennis regulations of the host country.

9.20.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 7 disciplines, including: men singles, women singles, men doubles, women doubles, men team, women team, and mixed doubles.

9.20.3. Composition


10.20Morning Qualifications


10.21Morning Qualifications


10.22



Function No.

Team Captain 1



Referee (ITTF) 1

Medical Staff 1

Men Athletes 4

Women Athletes 4

Total 13


Lifesaving competition only refers to swimming pool lifesaving and consists of the following 18 disciplines:Men: 50m Manikin Carry, 100m Manikin Carry with Fins, 100m Manikin Tow with Fins, 100m Rescue Medley, 200m Obstacle Swim, 200m Super Lifesaver, 4×25m Manikin Relay, 4×50m Medley Relay, 4×50m Obstacle Relay;Women: 50m Manikin Carry, 100m Manikin Carry with Fins, 100m Manikin Tow with Fins, 100m Rescue Medley, 200m Obstacle Swim, 200m Super Lifesaver, 4×25m Manikin Relay, 4×50m Medley Relay and 4×50m Obstacle Relay.Each mission may register a maximum of:

·2 athletes per individual event;

·1 team in each relay event.



Dongxihu Sports Center Indoor Swimming Pool

9.19.4.6. Contacts





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9.20.4. Program

Date Time Disciplines Activities

10.19

9:00 Women Team Round 110:30 Men Team Round 114:30 Women Team Round 219:00 Men Team Round 2

10.20

9:00 Women Team Round 310:30 Men Team Round 314:30 Women Team Quarterfinals19:00 Men Team Quarterfinals

10.219:00 Women Team Semifinals and Playoffs

15:00 Men Team Semifinals and Playoffs

10.229:00 Men Team/Women Team 3rd and 4th Place Match

14:30 Women Team Finals Awards Ceremony19:00 Men Team Finals Awards Ceremony

10.23 9:00Mixed Doubles Round 1-3

Men Singles Round 1

10.23

14:30Mixed Doubles QuarterfinalsWomen Singles Round 1Mixed Doubles Semifinals

19:00Men Singles Round 2

Mixed Doubles 3rd and 4th Place MatchMixed Doubles Finals Awards Ceremony

10.24

9:00Women Singles Round 2-3Men Doubles Round 1-2

14:30Women Doubles Round 1-2

Men Singles Round 3-4

19:00Women Singles QuarterfinalsMen Doubles Round 3 Quarterfinals

10.25

9:00Men Singles Quarterfinals

Women Doubles Round 3 Quarterfinals

14:30Women Singles Semifinals 3rd and 4th Place MatchMen Doubles Semifinals 3rd and 4th Place Match

19:00Women Singles Finals Awards CeremonyMen Doubles Finals Awards Ceremony

10.269:00

Women Doubles Semifinals 3rd and 4th Place MatchMen Singles Semifinals 3rd and 4th Place Match

19:00Women Doubles Finals Awards Ceremony

Men Singles Finals Awards Ceremony

Notes: Competition schedule will be adjusted according to the number of participating competitors.


9.20.5. Competition VenueDongxihu Sports Center Gymnasium

9.20.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Zhao Xia


9.21. Taekwondo

9.21.1. RegulationsTaekwondo events wil l be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the World Taekwondo Federation (WTF) and CISM Taekwondo regulations.

9.21.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 16 disciplines.

9.21.3. Composition

Notes:If a mission brings 1 to 8 athletes, it must bring 1 referee.If a mission brings 9 or more athletes, it must bring 2 referees.

9.21.4. Program


Individual

-54 kg -46 kg

-58 kg -49 kg

-63 kg -53 kg

-68 kg -57 kg

-74 kg -62 kg

-80 kg -67 kg

-87 kg -73 kg

+87 kg +73 kg

Function No.

Team Captain 1



Referee (WTF) 1-2

Medical Staff 1

Men Athletes 8

Women Athletes 8

Maximum 22


10.23 All Day CompetitionsWeigh-in



10.26 All Day Competitions

9.21.5. Competition VenueWuhan Gymnasium

9.21.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Zhou Min


·PCSC Taekwondo: CWO4 Bongseok Kim


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Disciplines Events Men Women

Running

1 100 m √ √

2 200 m √ √

3 400 m √ √

4 800 m √ √

5 1,500 m √ √

6 5,000 m √ √

7 10,000 m √ -

8 100 m Hurdles - √

9 110 m Hurdles √ -

10 400 m Hurdles √ √

113,000 m Steeple Chase

√ √

12 4 x 100 m Relay √ √

13 4 x 400 m Relay √ √

14 Marathon Individual √ √

15 Marathon Team √ √

Jumping

16 High Jump √ √

17 Long Jump √ √

18 Triple Jump √ √

19 Pole Vault √ -

Throwing

20 Shot Put √ √

21 Discus √ √

22 Javelin √ √

23 Hammer √ √

Walking

24 20 km √ √

25 50 km √ -

9.22. Track & Field (including Marathon)

9.22.1. RegulationsTrack & Field events will be organized in accordance with the latest regulations of the International Amateur Athletic Federation (IAAF) and CISM Track & Field regulations.

9.22.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 45 disciplines.

Each mission may register a maximum of 2 athletes per individual event and 1 team in each relay event. Athletes with disabilities can also participate in the competition and be accounted into the mission.

9.22.3. Composition

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1-4

Medical Staff 1

Athletes (Including Those with Disabilities) 35

Maximum 41

Notes:If the mission does not have a full entry, the following condi-tions will be satisfied.


9.22.5. Competition venues

·Track & Field: Wuhan Sports Center Stadium

·Marathon: East Lake Green Way for Marathon and Road Cycling Venue

9.22.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Chen Lei


·PCSC Track & Field: Col. Mohammed Suliman


No. of Athletes Team Captain Coach Medical

Staff

1-5 - 1 -

6-10 1 1 -

11-15 1 2 1

16-25 1 3 1

25+ 1 4 1







10.27 All Day Marathon


9.22.4. Program

9.23. Triathlon

9.23.1. RegulationsTr iath lon events wi l l be organ ized in accordance with the latest regulations of the International Triathlon Union (ITU) and CISM Triathlon regulations.

9.23.2. DisciplinesThe competition will consist of 5 disciplines, including: men individual, men team, women individual, women team, and mixed team. Both men and women events will have elite teams and senior teams. Senior teams will be awarded medals but not counted in the medal table. By Oct. 18, 2019, senior women athletes must be at least 35 years old while senior men athletes must be at least 40 years old.

9.23.3. Composition

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 1

International Referee (ITU) 1

Medical Staff 1

Men Athletes (Including Seniors) 6

Women Athletes (Including Seniors) 6

Total 16

9.23.4. Program



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9.23.5. Competition VenueLiangzihu Lake Triathlon Venue in Jiangxia District

9.23.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Huai Ningning


·PCSC Triathlon: Lt. Col. Olivier Penin


9.24. Volleyball (Beach Volleyball)

9.24.1. Volleyball


Volleyball events will be organized according to the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale de Volleyball (FIVB) and CISM Volleyball regulations.


Both men and women will compete. The volleyball competition will be played by 10 men teams and 8 women teams. The teams of China, the host country, are automatically qualified for both men and women.For men, 2 groups (5 teams in each) will compete. According to CISM Volleyball regulations, the team of China will be the top seed in Group A.For women, 2 groups (4 teams in each) will compete. According to CISM Volleyball regulations, the team of China will be the top seed in Group A.

Function Men Women

Team Captain 1 1Coach 1 1Assistant Coach 1 1Medical Staff 1 1Referee (FIVB) 1 1Athletes 12 12

Total 34

9.24.1.4. Program

Men competition


10.19 All Day

Match 1Match 2Match 3Match 4

10.20 All Day


10.21 All Day


10.22 All Day

Match 13

Match 14

Match 15

Match 16

10.23 All Day

Match 17

Match 18

Match 19

Match 20


10.25 All Day

Match 21

Match 22

Match 23

Match 24

Match 25

10.26 All Day

Match 26

Match 27

Match 28

Match 29

9.24.1.3.Composition


Women competition 9.24.2. Beach Volleyball


Beach Volleyball events will be organized according to the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale de Volley-ball (FIVB) and CISM Volleyball regulations.


Both men and women will compete. Each mission can register 2 pairs of men and 2 pairs of women athletes, while China as the host country can register 4 pairs of men and 4 pairs of women athletes. Men and women teams of China each will have 1 pair of athletes as seeds.



10.16 All Day

Match 1

Match 2

Match 3

Match 4

10.17 All Day

Match 5

Match 6

Match 7

Match 8

10.18 All Day

Match 9

Match 10

Match 11

Match 12


10.20 All Day

Match 13

Match 14

Match 15

Match 16


Match 18


Match 20

Function No.

Team Captain 1



Medical Staff 1

Referee (FIVB) 2

Men Athletes 4

Women Athletes 4

Total 14

9.24.1.5.Competition Venue

Jianghan University Gymnasium (Men) Wuhan Sports Center Gymnasium (Women)

9.24.1.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Cai Yi


·PCSC Volleyball: Col. José Carlos Pinheiro

·Email: [email protected] Notes:The host country’s mission may comprise 8 men and women athletes respectively.

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9.25. Wrestling

9.25.1. RegulationsWrestling events will be organized according to the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale des Luttes Associées (FILA) and the CISM Wresting regulations.

9.25.2. DisciplinesWrestling wil l be competed in 3 types: Freestyle (Men), Freestyle (Women) and Greco-Roman (Men). The fol lowing 18 disciplines will be held. Each mission can register 4 weight categories for each type and 1 athlete for each weight category.

9.24.2.4. Program


10.21 All Day Group Matches

10.22 All Day Group Matches

10.23 All Day 1/8 Finals

10.24 All Day Quarterfinals

10.25 All Day Semifinals

10.26 All Day Finals


DisciplinesGreco-Roman

(M)

Freestyle (M)

Freestyle (W)

Individual

60 kg 57 kg 50 kg

67 kg 65 kg 53 kg

77 kg 74 kg 57 kg

87 kg 86 kg 62 kg

97 kg 97 kg 68 kg

130 kg 125 kg 76 kg


Beach Volleyball Centers in Hanyang District and Qingshan District

9.24.2.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Xiang Qian


·PCSC Beach Volleyball: Col. José Carlos Pinheiro


9.25.3. Composition

Function No.

Team Captain 1

Coach 3

Medical Staff 1

Referee (FILA) 3

Men Athletes 8

Women Athletes 4

Total 20

Notes: For 4 or more athletes, the mission must bring 1 international referee. For 10 or more athletes, the mission must bring 1 to 3 international referees.


9.25.5. Competition VenueGymnasium at Wuhan Vocational College of Software and Engineering

9.25.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Li Tiezhong


·PCSC Wrestling: Lt. Col. Marko Korpela


9.26. Gymnastics(Demonstration Sport)

9.26.1. RegulationsGymnastics events will be organized according to the latest regulations of the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG).

9.26.2. DisciplinesOnly men competition will be held for 8 disciplines, including: horizontal bar, parallel bars, vault, floor exercises, rings, pommel horse, individual all-around and team.

9.26.3. Composition

9.25.4. Program

Function No.Team Captain 1Coach 2Medical Staff 1International Referee (FIG) 1Athletes 6

Total 11

Function No.Team Captain 1Coach 2Medical Staff 1International Referee (FIG) 4Athletes 4

Total 12


10.21 All Day Weigh-inCompetitions

10.22 All Day Weigh-inCompetitions

10.23 All Day Weigh-in Competitions

10.24 All Day Weigh-in Competitions

9.26.4. Program

Date Time Activities10.20 All Day Lots Drawing & Qualifications10.21 All Day Men’s Team Finals10.22 All Day Rest 10.23 All Day Men’s Individual All-around Final

10.24 All DayIndividual Finals (Floor Exercise,Pommel Horse, and Rings)

10.25 All Day Individual Finals (Vault, Parallel Bars,Horizontal Bar)

9.26.5. Competition VenueHubei Olympic Center Gymnasium

9.26.6. Contacts

·Sport Manager: Feng Yujuan


9.27. Tennis(Demonstration Sport)

9.27.1. RegulationsTennis events will be organized according to the latest regulations of the International Tennis Federation (ITF).

9.27.2. DisciplinesTotally there are 5 disciplines, including: Men Singles, Women Singles, Men Doubles, Women Doubles, and Mixed Doubles. Each mission can register 4 athletes each for Men Singles and Women Singles, and 2 pairs of athletes for double events.

9.27.3. Composition

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9.27.5. Competition VenueOptics Valley International Tennis Center

9.27.6. Contacts

·Sports Manager: Zheng Hongzhe


9.27.4. Program

Date Discipline Activities

10.18Men Singles Round 1

Women Doubles Round 1

10.19Women Singles Round 1Men Doubles Round 1

10.20Men Doubles Round 2

Women Doubles Round 2Mixed Doubles Round 1

10.21Men Singles Round 2

Women Singles Round 2Mixed Doubles Round 2

10.22

Men Singles Round 3Women Singles Round 3Men Doubles Quarterfinals

Women Doubles Quarterfinals

10.23Men Singles Quarterfinals

Women Singles QuarterfinalsMixed Doubles Quarterfinals

10.24

Men Singles SemifinalsWomen Singles SemifinalsMen Doubles Semifinals

Women Doubles Semifinals

10.25

Men Doubles Gold Medal MatchBronze Medal Match

Women Doubles Gold Medal MatchBronze Medal Match

Mixed Doubles Semifinals

10.26

Men Singles Gold Medal MatchBronze Medal Match

Women Singles Gold Medal MatchBronze Medal Match

Mixed Doubles Gold Medal MatchBronze Medal Match

Notes: Competition schedule is subject to adjustment according to the number of participating competitors.

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