Enthusiasm to help the Winter Olympics citizens make their own "ice piers"
▲Chen Jingqiu Zhao Zhen /Compilation
With the opening of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games, the mascot "ice pier" has become the "top stream" of the Winter Olympic Games, which can be described as "a pier is difficult to find", and the citizens who love and can't help but make their own "ice piers" to enjoy the fun of the Winter Olympics and cheer for Chinese athletes.
Su Fangjie, 8, shows his "ice piers" and "snow melting" Winter Olympic paintings
8-year-old Liu Xinyu shows off the clay he made "ice piers" and "snow melting"
9-year-old Gou Haochuan shows his clay "ice piers" and "snow melting"
A pair of scissors, two sheets of tissue paper, fingers inadvertently danced, cut out a pair of cute and loving "ice piers" and "snow melting"... On February 10, 72-year-old Luo Liping created a paper-cut version of the mascot "Ice Pier" and "Snow Rongrong", which vividly linked the paper-cutting technique with the Winter Olympics.
Luo Liping's paper-cut versions of "Ice Pier" and "Snow Melting"
Luo Liping, who has studied paper-cutting since childhood, is the inheritor of Guangyuan Municipal Intangible Cultural Heritage Luo's paper-cutting, and her paper-cutting works have become a local art business card. "Making such a paper-cut work is to celebrate the success of the Beijing Winter Olympics, and I also hope that Chinese athletes can win more medals in the next events, and I will always pay attention to the event and cheer them up!" Luo Liping said happily.
The snowman version of "Ice Pier" created by Wang Xuemei and her family
Wang Xuemei, a teacher from Lizhou District Garden Primary School, is a big fan of the Winter Olympics. "When I first saw the 'ice pier', I loved it very much, but I couldn't grab it on the official website, so I thought of making a 'ice pier' with my family." On February 9, Wang Xuemei and her family came to Maliu Township, Zengjia Mountain, Chaotian District, and spent about 2 hours to complete the production of "ice piers" from moving snow, building snow, building molds to coloring.
"Since the live broadcast of the Beijing Winter Olympics, I will watch it every day, feel extremely shocked at the same time, but also proud of my Chinese, and now I applaud the Winter Olympics in my own way, hoping that athletes will achieve better results, China refuel!" Wang Xuemei said.
Clay version of "Ice Pier" by He Jinyang
8-year-old He Jinyang believes that making an "ice pier" has a lot more fun and significance than buying a finished product. Only to see him pick up the clay and carefully knead it, kneading and shaping the clay of various colors in his hands, and with the cooperation of tools such as mud pressing boards and pellet sticks, a cute panda has begun to take shape. Finally, fill in your favorite color with a paintbrush, and then make a transparent coat with drip glue, and a complete "ice pier" will be baked.
"Or I made it myself cute. Mom you see, am I 'God restored'? He Jinyang took out the clay version of the "ice pier" that he had made for more than an hour, and proudly showed off to his mother.
He Jinyang's mother couldn't help but sigh after seeing the work: "The 'ice pier' represents strength, fraternity, beauty and unity, and conveys China's enthusiasm and warmth to the world, and the children also feel that such handicraft is very meaningful."