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水上运动资料（Water sports information） Water sports (became an official event of the Olympic Games in 1896) Summary At the beginning of the twentieth Century, the international sports games were increasing, and the Olympic Games brought the trend to a peak. It is in this period, the International Swimming Federation (referred to as fina) was established in 1908. In 1896, 3 swimming events were set up at the first modern Olympic games. But there were no uniform rules and standards for swimming competitions at that time. To deal with the situation, the International Swimming Federation (referred to as fina, English FINA) was formally established in 1908. Before the fina Olympic swimming competition had included a variety of unusual events such as the 1900 Olympic Games, swim 200 meters obstacle swimming and the Olympic Games in 1904 on the water jump etc.. The Olympic game is: all kinds of 1896 Olympic Games swimming competition is in the sea, the 1900 Olympic Games swimming competition in the Seine River in 1904, the Olympic Games swimming competition is held in a small lake in Saint Louis. It was not until the London Olympics that the 100 meter swimming pool began to be used. In order to unify the rules and the establishment of an international swimming meeting place, in the fourth session of the Olympic Games, from Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Britain, Hungary and Sweden the leaders of the 8 countries on July 19, 1908 at Londons Manchester hotel meeting, decided to set up a world swimming association. The clubs primary goal is very clear: to regulate swimming, diving and water polo rules; to review, confirm and update world records; to guide the Olympic swimming, diving, and water polo competitions. In the past 40 years, swimming has made a series of outstanding achievements, launched the World Swimming Championships (1973), World Cup (1979), FINA World Swimming Championships (1993), diving Grand Prix series (1994), synchronized swimming Olympic sport (198