Harbin 2025

OPENING CEREMONY

07/02/2025

CLOSING CEREMONY

14/02/2025

HOST CITY

Harbin

COUNTRY

People's Republic of China

GAME NO

9

NOCs PARTICIPATING

34

WEBSITE

https://www.harbin2025.com/english/index.html

News

OCA HQ hotel accreditation team play their part in Harbin 2025 success

OCA HQ hotel accreditation team play their part in Harbin 2025 success

15.02.2025

OCA Vice President Timothy Fok closes Harbin 2025 AWG

OCA Vice President Timothy Fok closes Harbin 2025 AWG

14.02.2025

Kazakhstan win men’s ice hockey gold as China top AWG medal standings

Kazakhstan win men’s ice hockey gold as China top AWG medal standings

14.02.2025

Philippines men’s curling team creates a ‘Miracle on Ice’ as they win historic gold medal

14.02.2025

OCA sets stage for ‘unique’ Asian Winter Games 2029 in Saudi Arabia

OCA sets stage for ‘unique’ Asian Winter Games 2029 in Saudi Arabia

14.02.2025

Indonesian TV station hopes younger generation will be inspired to take up winter sports

Indonesian TV station hopes younger generation will be inspired to take up winter sports

14.02.2025

AWG organisers cancel snowboard halfpipe competition in Yabuli

AWG organisers cancel snowboard halfpipe competition in Yabuli

13.02.2025

China makes huge strides in winter sports - but snow events can still improve

China makes huge strides in winter sports - but snow events can still improve

13.02.2025

China’s Liu Mengting sweeps to second gold medal at AWG

China’s Liu Mengting sweeps to second gold medal at AWG

12.02.2025

Kazakhstan NOC President Gennadiy Golovkin hails historic gold medal in men’s freestyle aerials

Kazakhstan NOC President Gennadiy Golovkin hails historic gold medal in men’s freestyle aerials

12.02.2025

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Photos And Videos

Participating National Olympic Committees

Sports / Disciplines

BT

CR

IH

SK

Short Track Speed Skating

SI

Cross Country Skiing

Freestyle Skiing

Ski Mountaineering

Medal Tally

Rank

NOC

Total

1

People's Republic of China

32

27

26

85

Snowboard

3

4

1

8

Short Track Speed Skating

2

2

4

8

Biathlon

1

1

3

5

Cross Country Skiing

5

2

3

10

Freestyle Skiing

7

8

4

19

Ski Mountaineering

3

3

3

9

Speed Skating

11

5

5

21

Ice Hockey

0

0

1

1

Curling

0

1

2

3

Figure Skating

0

1

0

1

2

Republic of Korea

16

15

14

45

Speed Skating

3

5

4

12

Biathlon

1

1

0

2

Short Track Speed Skating

6

4

3

13

Alpine Skiing

0

2

0

2

Freestyle Skiing

1

1

3

5

Figure Skating

2

0

0

2

Ice Hockey

0

0

1

1

Curling

1

2

0

3

Snowboard

2

0

3

5

3

Japan

10

12

15

37

Speed Skating

0

3

3

6

Short Track Speed Skating

0

1

2

3

Alpine Skiing

2

0

2

4

Cross Country Skiing

1

2

1

4

Freestyle Skiing

2

1

1

4

Curling

1

0

1

2

Snowboard

1

2

2

5

Biathlon

1

0

0

1

Figure Skating

1

2

3

6

Ice Hockey

1

1

0

2

4

Kazakhstan

4

9

7

20

Speed Skating

0

1

1

2

Short Track Speed Skating

1

2

0

3

Biathlon

1

2

1

4

Freestyle Skiing

1

1

2

4

Figure Skating

0

0

1

1

Ice Hockey

1

1

0

2

Cross Country Skiing

0

2

2

4

5

Uzbekistan

1

0

0

1

Figure Skating

1

0

0

1

6

Philippines

1

0

0

1

Curling

1

0

0

1

7

Democratic People's Republic of Korea

0

1

0

1

Figure Skating

0

1

0

1

8

Thailand

0

0

1

1

Freestyle Skiing

0

0

1

1

9

Chinese Taipei

0

0

1

1

Speed Skating

0

0

1

1

Asian Marks

<p>The mascots of the 9th Asian Winter Games - Siberian tigers “Binbin” and “Nini” - made their public debut amid cheers at the unveiling ceremony held in Harbin.</p>
<p>They were created by the team of the Academy of Fine Arts of Tsinghua University, symbolizing the in-depth exploration and shaping of the unique natural and cultural heritage of the Northeast - the Siberian tiger culture.</p>
<p>“Archetypes of ‘Binbin’ and ‘Nini’ are two cute little Siberian tigers born in September 2023 at the Siberian Tiger Park in Harbin,”Zhang Qixiang, the mayor of Harbin, vice-chairman and secretary-general of the Organizing Committee for the 9th Asian Winter Games, said at the ceremony. “Their names mean ‘Welcome to Harbin’, showing Harbin’s eager anticipation and sincere welcome to friends from Asian countries.”</p>
<p>“Binbin” represents the ice events as he shows off his winter sports wear and sharing his joy of ice dancing, while “Nini”represents the snow events, wearing traditional Chinese clothes.</p>
<p>In the traditional Chinese culture, the tiger is a symbol of good luck and has been endowed with many positive characters, among which “integrity”,“strength” and “courage” are highly consistent with the Olympic spirit.</p>
<p>“Binbin” and “Nini” well integrate the cute image of the tiger with the unique characteristics of Harbin’s winter ice and snow and folk cultures.</p>
<p>Editor: Lu Bingwu</p>

$<p>The emblem of the 9th Asian Winter Games in 2025 - Breakthrough - was also created by the team of the Academy of Fine Arts of Tsinghua University, expressing the beautiful pursuit of accelerating the construction of China’s sports power in the new era, making unremitting efforts to challenge the goal of higher, faster and stronger, and making new contributions to Asian ice and snow sports.</p> <p>The design integrates elements such as the sprinting posture of speed skaters, the lilac flower of Harbin city and the logo of the Olympic Council of Asia, well combining Chinese culture with Olympic elements.</p> <p>The short track speed skater’s agile and elegant embody the sportmanship of the athletes across Asia and is also the proud manifestation of the host city Harbin as a “City of Olympic Champions”.</p> <p>The blooming lilac symbolizes Harbin’s city culture of warmheartedness while the swirling ribbon adds a joyous visual impression of the emblem.The OCA symbol in the upper left represents the long-standing aspiration of Asian countries to pursue progress and peace.</p> <p>With gradients of blue and purple, the emblem simulates the light and shadow refracted when sunlight hits the ice, depicting the charming of winter sports.</p> <p>The overall line structure of the emblem can be seen as a variant of the Chinese character “jiu”, which means nine, signifying the the 9th Asian Winter Games.</p> <p>The external contour lines form a cursive Chinese character “he”, which means harmony, conveying the Chinese people’s deep longing for solidarity common progress and a happy convergence with Asian friends.</p> <p>Editor: Lu Bingwu</p>$

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