Wang Jingxian: I believe that "Snow Ruyi" is not only built for the Winter Olympics

Chongli, February 4 (Xinhua) -- Wang Jingxian, deputy director of the second division of venue construction of the Planning and Construction Department of the Beijing Winter Olympic Organizing Committee and facility manager of the ancient poplar stadium group, said in the global all-media live broadcast of the "24 Hours of Winter Olympics" of China News Network that the National Ski Jumping Center is also promising after the Beijing Winter Olympics.

The National Ski Jumping Center in Chongli, Zhangjiakou, is designed with ingenious connotations, and the summit club at the top of it is an eccentric circle shape rather than a concentric circle in the traditional perception. Such a design not only greatly reduces the load and weight of the overhanging part, but also reduces the difficulty of construction after the weight of the overhanging part is reduced.

Data chart: The picture shows the aerial photo of "Snow Ruyi" on September 13, 2021. (Drone photo) China News Service reporter Zhai Yujia photo

"It brings more flexibility to the interior space, first of all, on the side close to the venue can organize the audience to visit, with viewing, dining, coffee and other functions." In the back part, due to the increased space, a lecture hall of 500 people can be formed, and forums, conferences, exhibitions, etc. can be organized. Wang Jingxian introduced.

"We believe that the National Ski Jumping Center will definitely not be a venue built for the 16-day Winter Olympics," Wang Jingxian said, "because we fully considered its innovation and post-game disposal in the early design and construction process, which can make this venue a landmark building after the game and have great potential in the future, which can drive local economic development, drive the tourism industry, and drive 300 million people to participate in ice and snow sports." (End)