Because he loved the Mascot of the Beijing Winter Olympics too much, Japanese TELEVISION reporter Yoshido Tsujioka unexpectedly became popular on social media in China and Japan, and also gained the nickname "Yidundun". On February 8, he not only promoted the "Official Chinese Journal of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games" (hereinafter referred to as the "Winter Olympic Games") in the online report, but also highly praised the "Ice Pier", saying that the "Ice Pier" is definitely a "top stream"-like existence.
On February 8, Tsujioka Yoshido reported on the connection as usual, and after broadcasting the news of the event, he couldn't help but talk about the "ice pier". He pulled out of a bag printed with "Ice Piers" the February 7 edition of the Winter Olympics.
The reporter of the Winter Olympics magazine met the "Yidundun" in the main media center, and he happily signed a group photo on the journal. Photo by Lin Yuwei, a reporter for the Winter Olympics
While showing the Winter Olympics to the camera, he excitedly said that there are more than 5,000 overseas reporters in the Beijing Winter Olympics Media Center, and some people distribute the Winter Olympics periodicals every day. There are all kinds of information about medals, epidemic prevention, etc., which is very rich! "The front page of the journal writes about the mascot 'Ice Pier', which is definitely a top-notch existence!" Tsujioka said.
In the afternoon of the same day, the reporter of this magazine met "Yidundun" in the main media center, and when he talked about the report of the Winter Olympic Journal about him, he thanked him one after another, and happily signed his Chinese nickname "Yidundun" in the Winter Olympic Journal. The reporter found that the image badge of the ice pier on the neck of the "righteous pier" has been increased, and it has reached 14.
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Source Client The Winter Olympics | Reporter Lin Chang
Edited by Kang Dian
Process Editor Liu Weili