The picture shows the long scroll of "Dragon Teng's Winter Olympics" calligraphy and painting works exhibited in Zhengzhou City. Photo by Fu Yan
Zhengzhou, February 10 (Yang Dayong) Teapots are used as curling, paper-cutting ice dancers, oranges make ice piers... The Beijing Winter Olympics not only brought fire to ice and snow sports, but also ignited people's enthusiasm for participating in the Winter Olympics and participating in ice sports.
At present, the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics mascot ice pier is selling hot, which can be described as a "pier" is difficult to find, but many people have opened their minds, "hand-painted ice piers", "face plastic ice piers", "paper-cut ice piers", "snowman ice piers", "gourd ice piers"... Various forms of "ice piers" are frequently patterned, cute and fun.
On February 7, Xinyang City, Henan Province, located in the Dabie Mountains, just had a heavy snowfall, which gave the local people natural conditions for snow appreciation and snow play, some people climbed skiing, some Internet celebrities filmed the snow scene of Chashan Mountain, among them, the local sisters and brothers spent 3 hours, piling up a cute "ice pier snowman" in the snow, after being issued on the social platform, it attracted a lot of netizens to like.
On the 9th, a netizen in Zhengzhou posted an "ice pier" made of oranges in his circle of friends, with a round body, golden "clothes", black and black eye circles, and a realistic shape and a cute attitude. The netizen introduced: "The homemade orange 'ice pier' is purely self-entertainment, but also an expression of concern for the Winter Olympics. ”
The picture shows an "ice pier" made of oranges. A flight shoot
Not only the orange version of the "ice pier", recently, Yin Shaoai, the inheritor of the craft gourd in Xinxiang City, Henan Province, combined the brief painting of the Winter Olympic Project with the gourd, and carefully produced the gourd version of the "ice pier", and the cute and cute "ice pier" jumped on the gourd, meaning beautiful.
In addition to the pursuit of ice piers, there are also some people who participate in "ice sports" with "action".
On the opening day of the Beijing Winter Olympics, a 15-year-old girl in The MixC in Zhengzhou learned figure skating and wore Chinese red to help the Winter Olympics, attracting many people to watch.
The reporter combed and found that many people and netizens have invented some novel and hilarious new ways of playing ice sports. Among them, the home version of the "curling competition" that brushes the screen in Zhengzhou and other places has attracted people's attention, people will use the teapot as a curling pot, the floor as an ice rink, and the mop as a curling brush, which seems to be funny, highlighting the enthusiasm of the public to participate in the Winter Olympics and participate in ice sports.
Mr. Deng of Zhengzhou City said: "Although you can't go to the ice sports venue to experience the passion of ice sports, you can make some ice sports models with your children and feel the fun of ice sports." ”
The picture shows the paper-cut work "Together to the Future". Photo by Jia Yanmei
Not only that, many people also participated in the Winter Olympics through traditional literary and artistic forms such as poetry, painting, calligraphy, and paper-cutting to express their blessings for the Winter Olympics.
On the opening day of the Beijing Winter Olympics, the 20.22-meter long scroll "Dragon Winter Olympics" created by ge Chen, a national first-class artist, for the Beijing Winter Olympics, was exhibited in Zhengzhou, Henan Province. Ge Chen introduced that the Winter Olympics is not only a grand event of sports competition, but also a feast of Olympic art. Spreading Chinese culture and helping the Beijing Winter Olympics is his original intention in holding exhibition activities.
On the eve of the opening of the Winter Olympics, Jia Yanmei, a non-hereditary heir of paper-cutting in Yucheng County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province, and members of the hometown paper-cutting rural cultural cooperative in her hometown, created "Together to the Future", in which the peonies, cute little tigers and ice piers in the works rushed to the future together. (End)
Source: China News Network