Winter Olympic torchbearer Zhang Chi: The torch in my hand makes me feel the warmth of the Winter Olympics

Although it was only a short relay distance of more than 50 meters, running intact for a while, Zhang Chi still couldn't help but savor the excitement and excitement, and felt that he was still unfinished.

As the 357th torchbearer at the Winter Olympic Park, Zhang Chi, a young engineer from COMAC, hopes to share his joy and pride with his family and friends as soon as possible, so that more people can feel the warmth of the Beijing Winter Olympics.

Zhang Chi is a member of the Beijing Youth Federation and the vice chairman of the Changping District Youth Federation, graduated from clayfield university in the United Kingdom majoring in aircraft design, and is now the chief engineer of the project pre-research of COMAC Beijing Civil Aircraft Technology Research Center. He has participated in the demonstration of the next generation of regional airliners, Long-range wide-body airliners between China and Russia, as well as the management of domestic large passenger aircraft racks, and the research and development of the "Lingque B" new configuration technology demonstrator.

"It is a great honor to represent young science and technology workers as the torchbearer of the Beijing Winter Olympics." As a young engineer, Zhang Chi's excitement as a torchbearer has always been unstoppable. He said the hydrogen torch in his hand made him deeply feel the warmth of the Winter Olympics and the temperature of technology. The torch relay means the transmission of spirits, but also the transmission of emotions.

"I am very much looking forward to the athletes of the Winter Olympics writing new glory." I also believe that during the Winter Olympics, we can not only see the heroic posture of athletes, but also feel the great changes brought by science and technology to our lives. He said that participating in the Winter Olympic torch relay also encourages young scientific researchers to respond to the call of the state and strive to achieve scientific and technological self-reliance and innovation.