The small details in the usual service allowed the volunteers to help the Chinese athletes

A "thank you" from Chinese biathlete Ding Yuhuan made volunteer Zhang Hongbo almost jump up with joy. Because of a small detail found in her usual volunteer service, she helped the athletes.

On the afternoon of February 9, the National Biathlon Center. Volunteer Zhang Hongbo went on duty as usual, and happened to meet Chinese biathlon athlete Ding Yuhuan who finished training and was preparing to return from the training ground. Zhang Hongbo saw that Ding Yuhuan wanted to change the mask, but he did not find it when he went through the equipment he carried. After Zhang Hongbo and his companions came forward to inquire, they gave the athletes a brand new spare mask.

"Thank you!" Ding Yu happily accepted the masks sent by the volunteers and took a group photo with the volunteers. Being able to help Chinese athletes also makes Zhang Hongbo very happy. Zhang Hongbo, a volunteer in the sports business field of the National Biathlon Center, carries a spare mask with her because of a small detail she found when she went to work on weekdays.

Zhang Hongbo is a 2018 student majoring in social sports guidance and management at the School of Physical Education of Yanshan University. Because he was "born in a science class", Zhang Hongbo paid more attention to the details of athlete training. She noticed that athletes usually stuff protective masks into their pockets before training and competitions. After strenuous exercise, masks are often kneaded together, which not only has a poor sense of comfort, but also greatly reduced the protective effect. In order to be able to provide athletes with the best possible help, Zhang Hongbo has developed the habit of carrying a spare mask with him.

"I am fortunate to be able to help our athletes, and I am honored to participate in the Winter Olympics as a volunteer and contribute to the hosting of a 'simple, safe and wonderful' Winter Olympics." Zhang Hongbo said that biathlon is a sport that combines dynamic and static, and in cold weather, it tests the physical fitness, endurance and stability of athletes. As a biathlon volunteer, you should be well prepared to provide thoughtful service to athletes from all over the world.

Talking about Ding Yuhuan, who has a "one-sided relationship" with himself, Zhang Hongbo also sent his own blessings. She said that Ding Yuhuan, who was born in 2003, is younger than her own age, which makes her very admirable, "They are our pride, I wish our Winter Olympic athletes good results, come on!" ”