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The article discusses highlights of the 26th World University Games held from August 12-23 in Shenzhen, China. Particular focus is given to the city's efforts to be economical by building eco-friendly sports stadiums and holding low-key ceremonies. It cites a reduction in the budget for a torch relay to 15 million yuan. It notes the interest shown by weightlifter Petteri Heinonen in the dorm's shower rooms. It also mentions the use of water saving facilities at the Shenzhen Bay Sports Center.

Several photographs of athletes at the 2011 World University Games in Shenzhen are presented.

The article focuses on successful athletes who joined the Universiade biennial sports event in China. Olympic medalist Liu Xiang got his first world title at the Beijing Universiade 2001. Gymnast yang Wei began his journey at the Beijing Universiade 2001, where he won his first gold medal. Jinan University student Su Bingtian got a bronze medal at the men's 100-meter race. The contributions of volunteers such as Li Jianqiang and Dong Ming to the Universiade are also mentioned.

The article presents insights on the 26th World University Games held in Shenzhen, China. It notes that around 8,000 athletes participated in the sports festival, which keeps the slogan "Start Here--Make a Difference." Particular focus is given to the event's flexible schedule which reflects the emphasis on people's participation. It cites the residents' opening of green passages for the event, as well as their adoption of eco-friendly transportation methods.

A photograph of the Shenzhen Bay Stadium in Hong Kong, China, where the 26th World University Games will be held, is presented.