The Study of Beijing's Bid Experience for the Olympic Games

• Main Authors: Jung-Sheng Tu, 杜戎珄
• Other Authors: Kai-Huang Yang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2004
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/13311794159484683046

碩士 === 國立東華大學 === 公共行政研究所 === 92 === ABSTRACT On July 13th, 2001, Beijing city successfully won the right to host 2008 Olympic Games. To China, after the failure to run Olympics in 1993, it is an event which can, to a certain extent, arouse citizens’ emotions, raise people’s confidence, strengthen the identity of overseas Chinese, and win international society’s support. 2008 Beijing Olympics symbolizes that, since the reform of mainland China, the achievements of economic development in China have been acknowledged by the world. Moreover, it also symbolizes that China government has been successfully recognized by the international society. This article focuses on the causes, processes, and results of 2008 Beijing Olympics. First, the study explores the formation and development of sports policy in china by analyzing Beijing’s two bids to host Olympics. Then, it investigates the background and environment which lead to the actions and strategies of Beijing’s running Olympics. At last, it aims to discuss the effect of Beijing’s success to host Olympics, the follow-up potential development, and the impact on cross-straits interaction. The gist of this thesis is to research Beijing’s bid to host Olympic Games and to provide reference for those concerning about this issue.