Athletes train in the Nanjing Dry Snow Pavilion. Photo by Yang Bo
High altitude flying, handsome. Photo by Yang Bo
The ski surface in the dry snow hall is a memory material produced by extrusion process using a special resin to meet the needs of all-weather and all-season skiing. Photo by Yang Bo
Young people experience it in the "Space Ring" of the Dry Snow Museum. Photo by Yang Bo
Citizens experience the "4D Core Torso Instrument" in the Dry Snow Pavilion. Photo by Yang Bo
Children experience it on the "3D Balance Table" of the Dry Snow Pavilion. Photo by Yang Bo
Young people experience the "centaur machine" in the dry snow hall. Photo by Yang Bo
Athletes train in the Nanjing Dry Snow Pavilion. Photo by Yang Bo
On January 14th, the Nanjing Dry Snow Museum Experience Week of "Welcoming the Winter Olympics together for the future" kicked off, through the broadcast of videos, visits, explanations, sports displays, scientific and technological equipment experience and other forms, to create a participatory, interactive and experiential ice and snow sports journey for local citizens. Nanjing Dry Snow Hall is one of the training bases of the national snowboard training team, and the facilities in the museum include 3 snowboard jumping trails and 1 slope obstacle course, which can meet the all-weather and all-season ski training.