Swimming Pool populous in the World

                                                                                                                                                                                                      The swimming pool has long since become a symbol of physical strength of Chinese society. Many of the country's professional outdoor athletes who triumphed in the international arena.

But apparently, the sports pool is not an option Chinese people's favorite as a hobby. For most Chinese people, the swimming pool is only used for cooling the body relaxation, not to compete.

During the days the height of summer, when the heat became unbearable, visitors to the pool in China exploded. Thousands of people jump into it to avoid the scorching heat.

So hot, even the term "boiling dumplings" (dumplings boiling) which is often used by local communities to describe this condition. This term is used because the public swimming pool in the summer will be very crowded. None of the visitor who can swim. The only thing you can do is stand on the spot.

Lack of pool facilities is the main reason why public pools so crowded in China. Because of this addition, the difficulties to satisfy their hobby of swimming throughout the year.

"Many local governments can not generate enough money from the indoor pool to run throughout the year," said Zhang Zeduan, Deputy Head of the Hongkou Public School.

But the number of public swimming pool growing as the number of sports or recreation center that also features a swimming pool in it.

Some pools they create very large. One of them, "The Dead Sea of ​​China" which is a saltwater pool in Daying, Sichuan Province. The swimming pool is inspired by the Dead Sea in the Middle East.

Swimming pool covers an area of ​​30,000 square meters and can accommodate up to 10,000 visitors at a time. Other large swimming pool is located in the district of Yao Stink, which can accommodate up to 230,000 swimmers at a time.

The number of visitors that go beyond the limits of reasonableness makes a pool in China dubbed the swimming pool as well populous in the world.

In fact, according to China's Ministry of Health last year, from 5,639 public swimming pools were tested in 24 Chinese provinces, 10 percent of which contain urea pool that exceeded safe limits. Urea is derived from the urine-urine swimmers. Research also shows that the total percentage of bacteria in public swimming pools in China could reach 92.3 percent. While coli bacteria can reach 96.9 percent.

It can be fatal. In 2008 alone, one person confirmed dead and 3,158 swimmers critical due to accidentally swallow the pool water that has been mixed with urine and feces of 47,000 swimmers in the pool Mao Mao Municipal Pool, Beijing.

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