As the heat of the Beijing Winter Olympics continues to heat up, the "ice pier" dominates the screen, not only the domestic "one pier is difficult to find", but also has become a favorite abroad. Japanese journalist Yoshido Tsujioka made the live news broadcast into a "live broadcast with goods", so that this cute Beijing Winter Olympics mascot captured the hearts of many Japanese people.
The "ice pier" has become the top stream, not only because it has sprouted new heights, but also because behind it is the heat of the Beijing Winter Olympics and the "hardness" of Chinese technology. The popular "ice pier" conveys the wish of Chinese beauty and the United States, and "going to the future together", and has become the latest link for overseas friends to pay attention to the Winter Olympics and perceive China.
This is the ice pier taken on February 6 at the ceremony to award souvenirs. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Xue Yubin
Endorsement of "Ice Pier"
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When Tsujioka Yoshido appeared on camera, he did not hide his identity as a "true love fan": wearing a "ice pier" T-shirt, carrying a "ice pier" badge on his ID, holding up the "ice pier" doll, and even changing his name to "Yoshidun".
On the 8th Japanese television network program, "Yidundun" once again showed the audience "proudly" the "ice pier" badge on his chest. When they learned that the next day, the "ice pier" would come to their Beijing live broadcast room, their happiness overflowed.
On the morning of the 9th, waiting with "Yidun Dun" in the Beijing live broadcast room of Japanese television station, there was also a host who called himself "Dun Dun Yamamoto". When the "ice pier" stuck the door and walked in, the "righteous pier" excitedly said that "it was like a dream". He also asked the "ice pier" if he could be called "yidun pier", and after receiving a positive answer, he excitedly said that he had finally obtained official certification.
It is not only the "righteous pier" that speaks for the "ice pier". At the Winter Olympics freestyle skiing men's snow skills final held on the 5th, Japanese freestyle skier Yukima Horishima won the bronze medal. When the mascot "Ice Pier" was handed to him, Horishima Yumasa showed a bright smile and kept waving to the audience with the "Ice Pier". The photos were heavily retweeted on Japanese social media, and netizens continued to post "the ice pier is too cute" and "I want it too much".
Japan's Nagano Winter Olympics short track speed skating 500m gold medalist Koho Shimizu also introduced the popularity of "ice piers" on his Twitter on the 8th. "The 'ice pier' has reached the world, and the souvenirs are all out of stock."
The "Daily News" specially published an article to introduce that the purchase of "ice piers" requires 4 hours of queuing. The article also interprets the appearance of the "ice pier": its ice-like shell is like the clothing of astronauts, which is a promotion of China's rapid development of aerospace technology in recent years.
Today, Japan is also "hard to find". At Yahoo's auction shop in Japan, the "ice pier" knick-knack has been hyped to about 6,000 yen (about 330 yuan), and the price of the plush doll has reached nearly 20,000 yen (about 1,100 yuan).
The Olympic Village was well received for food, accommodation and epidemic prevention
In addition to the cute "ice piers", the food, accommodation and epidemic prevention in Beijing Olympic Village are also widely praised.
Japan's "China-Japan Shimbun" published a report entitled "How is life in the Olympic Village?" on the 7th. The canteen menu has more than 600 kinds of beds are also particularly comfortable" article, introducing the rich cuisine and comfortable beds of the Olympic Village.
Amway Kawamura, a 17-year-old female freestyle skier, said in an interview with Japanese media: "The food in the Olympic Village is delicious, and I will eat a lot of three meals." ”
Sena Suzuki, a 30-year-old female hockey player, is concerned about the epidemic prevention measures in the canteen: "The seats are separated by partitions, and the staff also wear masks and disinfect them. It was reassuring. ”
Japan's "Yomiuri Shimbun" also published an article on the 7th to introduce the food, accommodation and epidemic prevention in the Olympic Village. The article quoted Japanese women's ice hockey player Chiho Osawa as saying that the room was "much more spacious and comfortable" than previous Olympic Games.
The article mentioned that the bed in the athlete's room can be changed by remote control, and if it is recognized that the athlete is snoring while sleeping, the head angle will be automatically adjusted. The video of the smart bed was also posted to social networking sites by Summerbridge, the bobsleigh woman of the US Winter Olympics delegation. She said the beds were "unbelievably comfortable".
(SLQ Source: Xinhua News Agency)