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1995年5月23日是亚洲奥林匹克运动文上一个值得一书的日子,韩国的港口城市釜山以压倒性的优势击败台湾的高雄,获得了下个世纪首届亚运会的主办权。这场名为釜山与高雄相斗的享件,很大程度上实为台湾海峡两岸的一场政治斗争,终以台湾当局的失败而告终。亚洲奥林匹克理事会是个有43个国家和地区参加的大家庭,韩国釜山召开的全体大会只有朝鲜和老挝的代表没有参加,共有来自41个国家和地区的130名官员参加了为期两天的亚洲体坛的决定性会议。大会就2002年亚运会的主办城市进行了投票表决。结果是台湾的高雄仅获得2票而落选。韩国的釜山赢得2002年亚运会的主办权。
On May 23, 1995, a worthy book for the Asian Olympic Movement, Busan, a port city in South Korea, overwhelmingly defeated Kaohsiung in Taiwan and won the right to host the first Asian Games in the next century. This event, entitled Fighting Busan and Kaohsiung, is largely a political battle on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and ends with the failure of the Taiwan authorities. The Asian Olympic Council is a large family of 43 countries and regions. Only the DPRK and Laos representatives attended the plenary meeting in Busan, South Korea. A total of 130 officials from 41 countries and regions participated in the two-day Asian Sports Forum The decisive meeting. The General Assembly voted on the host city of the 2002 Asian Games. As a result, Taiwan’s Kaohsiung lost only two votes. Busan, South Korea won the bid to host the 2002 Asian Games.