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The 17th World Dragon Boat Racing Championships, organized by the International Dragon Boat Federation (IDBF), was held in Brandenburg, Germany from July 14 to 21. Du Chunjie, a teacher from the School of Physical Education & Sports Science of SCNU, also an international-level dragon boat referee, served as a technical official for the tournament.
A group photo of four Chinese referees chosen for the tournament.
Approved by the General Administration of Sport of China, only four Chinese referees who can officiate international matches were selected by the Chinese Dragon Boat Association for the championships. Du Chunjie served as a race starter, responsible for overseeing the start of every race, in collaboration with fellow referees worldwide to ensure the event's fairness, impartiality, and smooth operation.
Du Chunjie, a teacher from SCNU, works at the 17th IDBF World Dragon Boat Racing Championships.
Throughout the tournament, Du Chunjie performed his duties flawlessly, without making any errors or causing any incidents. His performance earned him high praise from the organisers and international technical officials, showcasing the professionalism of Chinese referees and the expertise of SCNU's sports faculty.
A group photo of Du Chunjie (far right) and fellow referees.
As the world's premier dragon boat competition, the biennial event attracted almost 4,000 athletes from 32 countries and regions.
Source from SCNU News Center
Translated by Yu Kaixi, Zhu Ying
Proofread by Edwin Baak
Edited by Li Jianru
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