Rule Cup 100km Relay Race

Welcoming the Asian Games - Showcasing Your Style

On March 12th, the "Rules Cup" 100 kilometer relay race, showcasing the charm of the Asian Games, was grandly held at Yulan Square in Xindeng Town. This is the longest and most participated relay race in Xindeng's history. The "Rules Plastic Machine" pressed the start button and successfully and safely completed the race in 10 hours, 38 minutes, and 49 seconds. This relay race event caused a sensation in Xindeng Town and flooded my social circle.

The "Rule Cup" 100 kilometer relay race is sponsored by Zhejiang Rule Plastic Machinery Co., Ltd., providing team uniforms, energy supplies, gifts, medals, and other items for the event. The chairman of the company, Jin Guoping, is a current district People's Congress representative and member of the Standing Committee of the People's Congress. The company attaches great importance to corporate culture and employee health construction, and is enthusiastic about social welfare undertakings. Lin Manqin, the wife of the chairman, led some employees to personally participate in the competition.

A thousand mile ancient town, a dreamlike Xindeng.

At 5:30 in the morning, the sky was still dark with a light drizzle. The first runner of the four teams set off on time, rain or shine, with four relay sticks and 40 runners running along the banks of the Xindengge River. At different times of the day, they took strong steps and rushed forward together, running continuously for more than 10 hours. On the way, while enjoying the beautiful scenery by the Gexi River, it also brings enthusiasm for healthy exercise and positivity to passersby and people along the way. The national fitness and the Asian Games showcase their charm, sounding the horn for the dream new landing in the millennium old town.

The Xindeng Running Team is a non-governmental organization that is open to all running enthusiasts. The team currently has 126 members, including full marathon and half marathon runners, as well as new novice runners. Everyone comes together because of their hobbies and adheres to the principle of "fun, running, and swimming". They practice three nines in winter and three fu in summer, truly achieving "I exercise, I am healthy, and I am happy", and welcome the Asian Games with their own practical actions.

A thousand year old ancient town, where regular plastic machines join hands with running teams to welcome the Asian Games and create a better life together.