1993 National Games of China

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The 7th National Games of the People's Republic of China was held from September 4 to September 15, 1993 in Beijing. Qi Yunhui started the Games, to be held every four years one year after the Olympic Games. For the opening ceremony, China's major state leaders including CCP General Secretary Jiang Zemin, Premier Li Peng, and Vice-premier Zhu Rongji were present. The main current games are hosted by Beijing, Sichuan and Qinhuangdao City. The games played a significant role in Beijing's bid for the 2000 Olympic Games, as they were used to test and see if Beijing was capable of hosting big international meetings.

The emblem is a burning torch, accompanied by the Roman numeral VII (seven), shaped into a runway by two opposite "7" symbols, representing the number of sessions.

• Beijing: He Luli
• Tianjin: Qian ao
• Hebei: Wangyou Hui
• Shanxi: U Tha only
• Mongolia: Zhao Zhihong
• Liaoning: Chang Yung-ming
• Jilin: Zhangyue Qi
• Heilongjiang: ZhouTieNong
• Shanghai: Gong Xueping
• Jiangsu: Zhang Huaixi
• Zhejiang: Xu pure
• Anhui: Du Yijin
• Fujian: Wang Liangpu
• Jiangxi: Mao Huang Heng
• Shandong: Aiying
• Henan : Zhang Shiying
• Hubei: Hannan Peng
• Hunan: Pan Guiyu
• Guangdong: Li Lanfang
• Guangxi: Li latent
• Hainan: Liu Ming Kai
• Sichuan: Pu Haiqing
• Guizhou: Zhang Yuqin
• Yunnan: Wangguang Xian
• Tibet: Jeep Puncog times · Gordon
• Shaanxi: Kang Shin true
• Gansu: Zhang Yue Wu
• Qinghai: Class Madain increase
• Ningxia: Liu Zhong
• Xinjiang: Wu Fu Er · Abdullah
• Garde: Chiang advanced
• Geology: Jiang Cheng Siong
• Space: Zhu Yuli, Wang Li Heng
• Chemicals: Tan Zhuzhou
• Light: - {Yu Zhen} -
• Locomotive: Lee SenMao
• Posts: Liu Pingyuan
• Forestry: Cai Yansong
• Silver Eagle: Bai Wenqing
• Petrochemical: Li Yi
• Coal: Baoming
• Oil: Admiralty super
• Automotive: Yu Zhi ring, Ding Zhihuan
• People's Liberation Army: Liu Xiaojiang

There were a total of 43 sports contested across three cities.

Beijing hosted 26 events: athletics, swimming, gymnastics, artistic gymnastics, weight lifting, fencing, judo, international style wrestling, boxing, modern pentathlon, equestrianism, Chinese-style wrestling, Go, speed skating, short track skating, cycling, navigation model, radio direction finding, parachute, soccer, basketball, table tennis, tennis, handball, hockey, and women's softball.

Sichuan hosted 15 events: diving, water polo, synchronized swimming, fencing, shooting, archery, rowing, kayaking, swimming, water skiing, aviation model, volleyball, badminton, baseball, and martial arts.

Qinhuangdao City hosted two events: sailing and windsurfing.

There were 4 world records set at the Games^{[citation needed]}. Three of them in Athletics were:

• Women's 1500 meters: Qu Yunxia ran 3:50.46.
• Women's 3000 meters: Wang Junxia ran 8:06.11.
• Women's 10000 meters: Wang Junxia ran 29:31.78.

More details: See Athletics at the 1993 National Games of China.