Just several days before this meeting the Republican television broadcasted a new work of the O’zbektelefilm studio “Sports Festival of Guangzhou.” This half-hour film included major events of the 16^th Summer Asian Games, especially the most catching exhibitions of Uzbek athletes in China. From the exciting ceremony of hoisting a flag of Uzbekistan in the village of athletes the documentary leads viewers around the arenas of sports fights, enthrallingly and in professional manner reflecting the tension of competitions, the sporting spirit and patriotism of our athletes.

The film has become the sort of a report of the operator Anvar Avazho’jayev on his 20-day trip to one of the major cities of China. He managed to attend almost all events of the Games significant for the Uzbek people. Though it was barely possible taking into account those great distances between sport arenas where wrestlers, boxers, chess players, gymnasts, athletes, tennis players, rowers and representatives of other sports competed. But for the high-class cameraman Anvar Avazho’jayev who films with his camera competitions of many Olympic and Asian Games, it seems nothing is impossible. No without reason he was recognized as the most active sports cameraman of the country in 2010.

“I like the film,” responded on Avazho’jayev’s film the president of the National Olympic Committee of Uzbekistan Malik Babayev. “The main thing is that it reflects high patriotism of our athletes, their spirit to stand up for the honor of their motherland, to do the best in order to see the flag of Uzbekistan on the top of the flagpole and the country’s anthem to be heard. Our young sportive growth should be fostered on such examples, such films.”