[Global Network Report Reporter He Zhuoqian] "Oh my God! wow! American curler Christopher recently made such an exclamation after visiting the game room of the Beijing Winter Olympic Village.
The opening of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics is imminent. Recently, a number of participants from various countries who have stayed in the Winter Olympic Village have taken videos to record their observations. On January 29, Curlist Christopher PLYS from the United States posted such a video on his Twitter.
Christopher shows the game and leisure facilities in the Beijing Winter Olympic Village in the video
In the video, Christopher enters the game room in Beijing's Winter Olympic Village, where he greets the venue staff warmly, and when he sees a series of game equipment, he constantly exclaims: "Oh my God, wow! He then entered the experience under the guidance of the staff. At the end of the video, Christopher does not forget to greet his companions to visit together.
Also "liked" the Beijing Winter Olympics thoughtful arrangements were Natalie TASCHLEROVA, a figure skater from the Czech Republic, who recently posted a vlog (video diary) thanking the Beijing Winter Olympics on social media. In the video, Natalie documents the room environment in which she lives and the small gifts of the Winter Olympics in the house. At the same time, the video can also be seen that she is very fond of the Beijing Winter Olympics mascot "Ice Pier", "I have been waiting for this little guy, now I want the big one," Natalie said.
In the video, Natalie writes in text "Thank you so much for everything here!" It's impossible to express (in words) how we feel here! ”
The Beijing Winter Olympics not only amazed the athletes through perfect facilities and intimate services, but also attracted the attention of the athletes with the use of science and technology. American bobsleigh rider Summer Britcher shared her experience after staying at the Beijing Winter Olympic Village. She told fans that there were some incredible things to share and showed off the smart bed in the Olympic Village.
U.S. entertainment news site eonline reported that "American bobsleigh athlete SummerBridge wanted the world to know after arriving in Beijing that the bed in the Beijing Winter Olympic Village was the best in the world." ”