"Snowflakes, snowflakes, open in the sun..." At the opening ceremony of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, the theme song "Snowflakes" touched audiences around the world with a clear, ethereal child's voice, and also showed the romance of Chinese with a snowflake. There are 3 students in Liuzhou, and their Winter Olympic-themed paintings are given as gifts to the participating athletes and accompanying officials during the Winter Olympics, and the 3 students hope that the paintings they create will be like snowflakes and send blessings to the athletes.
On the 11th, the reporter contacted the three students and listened to them talk about the meaning of the work.
It is understood that before the Winter Olympics, the Beijing Winter Olympic Organizing Committee spent 3 months to collect and select 7500 outstanding paintings for young people, of which 3 were from Liuzhou. These three works are "Flying" painted by Ban Mo Chenxi in the second grade (3) of Donghuan Road Primary School, "Forever Forward" painted by Ban Mo Shuyan in the fifth grade (7) of Derun Primary School, and "Blessings" painted by Liao Yijingsi of the fifth grade (1) of Wantang Road Primary School.
At Liao Yijingsi's home, the reporter saw Liao Yijingsi painting.
Liao Yijingsi re-painting her selected work "Blessing"
On the drawing paper, blue snow mountains, athletes, Winter Olympic mascots, competition venues, and the five Olympic rings are presented in turn.
Liao Yijingsi took a group photo with several original manuscripts of his own works
Liao Yijingsi's painting is called "Blessings", and she told reporters that the painting symbolizes athletes from all over the world gathering under the five Olympic rings to share the charm of sports.
Liao Yijingsi and her parents show their works together
"My idol is Gu Ailing, and I hope she will receive my paintings." Mo Shuyu, a fifth grade (7) class of Derun Primary School, told reporters with a copy of his painting.
Mo Shuyu's work "Forever Forward"
Mo Shuyan's painting is called "Forever Forward", which depicts athletes of different Winter Olympic events doing different actions in the snow and striving forward. Mo Shuyu said that he is very happy that his paintings can be selected, and the paintings are like snowflakes, gathering in Beijing to form big snowflakes and send spring blessings to athletes.
Mo Shuyu shows a printout of his selected painting "Forever Forward"
The painting of Ban Mo Chenxi, the second grade (3) of Donghuan Road Primary School, is called "Flying".
Mo Chenxi's work "Flying"
Speaking of the name, Mo Chenxi said, "The ice and snow projects are very fast, and they 'fly' over with a whimper, so my paintings have this name," Mo Chenxi said. Because of participating in this painting collection activity, Mo Chenxi became interested in ice and snow sports. In February this year, he and his parents also went to jeonju to experience the fun of skiing.
Mo Chenxi and her mother exchanged views on her selected painting "Flying"
He told reporters that wrestling is a common thing when skiing, which makes him understand that if he wants to "fly" on the ice and snow like an athlete, he needs to work hard, do anything the same, and take one step at a time to succeed.
Stroke by stroke, carefully outlined, the paintings of the three children are like snowflakes floating to the world stage, showing the enthusiasm of Chinese children. At the same time, the spirit of unity and continuous progress contained in this "snowflake" is also integrated into the hearts of the children, growing up with them and moving towards the future together.
Source/All-media reporter Qin Ke
Editor/Jing Chen Review/Li Hua
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