China News Network, February 9 (Zhang Aolin) Since the start of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games, the "stunts" of participants from all over the world "flying over the wall" and "ice ballet" have made the audience really enjoy watching. At the same time, high-tech venues, "stable and fast" China's high-speed rail, "top stream" ice piers and other Winter Olympic elements have made athletes, journalists and netizens from all over the world praise and countless fans.
On February 7, in the final of the men's slope steeplechase at the Beijing Winter Olympics, 17-year-old Chinese teenager Su Yiming won the silver medal to create history and won the first snowboarding medal in the history of the Chinese sports delegation in the Winter Olympics. Photo by China News Service reporter Tomita
The Winter Olympics are widely acclaimed!
The Genting Ski Park in Zhangjiakou is magnificent and exquisite, and 17-year-old Chinese teenager Su Yiming won the silver medal in the men's slope steeplechase skills here on the 7th, creating history.
In addition to medals, artificial snow in the snow-white field has also attracted much attention.
On the 7th local time, the NATIONAL PUBLIC RADIO (NPR) released an article titled "No Snow? No problem" article, from many angles to praise the Beijing Winter Olympics artificial snow technology.
Screenshot of npr report
The article points out that artificial snow technology is the best choice for current and future winter events. The staff of the Beijing Winter Olympic venues can adjust the temperature and humidity, slope and angle to achieve the most ideal state of the venues.
For artificial snow fields, American alpine skier Hurt was a little worried at first. But when she actually experienced the National Alpine Ski Center in Yanqing, "Snow Flying Swallow", she said that her previous worries were unfounded, and said that "the surface of the snow is really perfect!" ”
Norwegian alpine skier Jasrud also praised the "Snow Flying Swallow", saying that "the sun is shining, minus 15 degrees, there is no (worry) snow for a week, where can you find such a (venue)?" ”
On February 8, the Beijing Winter Olympics figure skating men's single short skating program competition was held at the Capital Gymnasium, and the picture shows The Japanese famous Yu Yu Yuki in the competition. Photo by Cui Nan, a reporter from China News Service
On February 8, the figure skating men's singles short program was held at the Capital Gymnasium. After the game, Japan's famous Yusuke Habu praised the venue as "in very good condition" and said it was "the most comfortable (ice surface)" of the three Winter Olympics he has participated in.
Also on the same day, China's Gu Ailing won the freestyle ski women's big jump championship and made headlines around the world. Along with her, there is also the venue of this competition - Shougang Ski Jump.
On February 8, In the final of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics Freestyle Ski Women's Big Jump at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, China's Gu Ailing won the championship. The picture shows Gu Ailing warming up before the game. Photo by Mao Jianjun, reporter of China News Service
Reuters noted in its report that the site represents sustainability. The "industrial style" that is very different from the traditional snow-capped mountain landscape made the British player Muir marvel: "The venue is fantastic, the big jump is too wild, and it is so cool to jump here!" France's Adrisse also said, "When the lights are on, [the venue] is really magical." ”
Not only that, on February 9, IOC President Bach also said that the venue facilities of the Beijing Winter Olympics are very good, and some people even liken it to paradise. Although he quipped that this statement was exaggerated, he believed that it actually expressed the satisfaction and gratitude of the players in various countries for the venues and rest facilities.
The Winter Olympic high-speed rail, "very good"!
Another "hard-core big piece", the Winter Olympic high-speed rail, has also become the focus of foreign media attention.
Screenshot of Bloomberg reporter Sen Laishi's social media
On February 7, bloomberg reporter Sen Laishi released a number of photos of the interior of the Winter Olympic high-speed rail on the way to the Zhangjiakou competition area, saying that the wireless network, ski lockers and reclining seats in the high-speed rail are all available, and directly called "very good".
Data chart: Beijing-Zhang high-speed rail Winter Olympic train. China News Service reporter Jia Tianyong photographed
Japan's Kyodo News Agency described the Winter Olympic train this way: "The train quickly left the center of Beijing and quietly drove to its destination, taking only a fraction of the time required by a car."
Long before the start of the Winter Olympics, Milan Yovanovic, while explaining the game for Slovenian television, said: "It's quiet and elegant [inside the high-speed train]. ”
"Dun Dun Love", regardless of borders!
The hardware is hard enough, and the software is not inferior. With the world entering the "Winter Olympic time", the ice piers with cute shapes have swept the world and become the top stream.
CNN reported screenshots
On the 8th local time, CNN published an article titled "From the podium to the audience, the winter Olympic mascot ice pier is everywhere", and accompanied by a photo of the Chinese player Gu Ailing holding up the golden limited-edition ice pier after winning the championship, saying that this mascot has become the favorite of Winter Olympic fans.
NBC's "WAVY-TV" reporter Balulris posted an ice pier doll on social media on the 7th, with the caption: "The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics is full of exciting (moments)!" Ice Pier, hope you join us for tonight's livestream. NBC also has a special feature of "Meet the Ice Pier", which introduces this cute mascot to local readers at 360 degrees.
Social media screenshots of Sukkiri, a Morning Show on Japanese Television
Not only that, Japanese journalist Yoshido Tsujioka because of his enthusiastic "love for the pier" of the ice pier, the fire spread all over social media. In an interview, he called himself "Yidundun". Not only that, but he also mailed the dolls of the ice piers and snow melt back to Japan through international couriers.
(China News Network)