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HIROSHIMA, Oct 3: India and China, the two most populous nations In the world, are at the Asian Games here but their fortunes In spprt could not be more different, reports Reuter. *
China is a sport superpower. India an also-ran trailing far behind many countries only a fraction of Its size.
The gulf Is only expected to get wider by the time the Asian Games end on October 16.
China, with a population of 1.3 billion, expects once again to head the medals table with 100 golds while India with 900 million people will be happy to Just improve on the one gold and 17th place it took at the last Games In Beijing.
Officials from both countries point to the role of women In society as a key rea son for the divide between two nations which make up nearly half of the world's five billion population
China's deputy sports minister Xu Yingsheng believes China's success In sport is due to Its ability to break traditional Asian taboos against women in sport. . 1
He says China's cUrrent crop of women swimmers undergo 3 harder training programme than their male counterparts.
Vijay Kumar Malhotra, an official of the Indian Olympic Association, blames its losing streak on centuries of foreign rule, ending in 1947 with the withdrawal of the British.
"Over centuries of foreign occupation, our women developed concepts of modesty atyl shame that made them hesitant to take part in sports . . . this attitude has to be changed." he added. ,
China, never completely occupied by a foreign power, has come to depend on its women for sporting glory.
Its achievements in swim ming and middle distance running read like a roll of
honour in women athletics.
Chinese women swimmers won 12 of 16 gold medals and set five world records ,ir August’s World Championships provoking a flood of drug use accusations from some western coaches.
They 'are led by 100-nietre and 50-metre freestyle world record holder Le Jlngyi and 100-metre. back stroker He Cihong.
The divers are equally im pressive and show few signs of relaxing the grip they established on the sport in both the men’s and women's disciplines a decade ago.
In track and field. China is building up an equals fearsome reputation.
Its first world champion, shot putter Huang Zhihong. is still competing although she has now been overshadowed by the team of women middle distance runners, called Ma s Armv after their coach. Ma .hinnil.