The city of the Two Olympics | ushered in a new test of life

▲ Zhang Jialiang served as a doping inspector for the Winter Olympics

"At the time of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, I was working at the Beijing Olympic Park Archery Field to provide medical protection for the audience." Zhang Jialiang, a doctor from Beijing Tongren Hospital, said. 14 years later, Zhang Jialiang appeared again in the team serving the Winter Olympics. This time, he was tasked with acting as a doping prosecutor. "If I were to compare the work I took on at the two Olympic Games, I was in the industry in 2008 and now I'm a doping inspector depending on the job demand."

Zhang Jialiang likes to try new things. "In fact, I am older in our doping team this time, and this job has nothing in common with the profession I have been doing." Zhang Jialiang works in the Department of Neurosurgery at Beijing Tongren Hospital and also works in the Hospital Education Department. Participating in the Beijing Winter Olympics this time, he is responsible for doping tests. This is a completely new attempt and breakthrough for him. "I've always thought of myself as not being a conformist person, and facing a new job, I feel like a new test of life." He said.

Late at night on February 12, Zhang Jialiang was interviewed by reporters. He introduced that anti-doping inspection belongs to the discipline inspection department of sports, which requires meticulous staff and strict compliance with various operating procedures, "treat every tested athlete equally, otherwise it may cause disputes." ”

Despite the heavy work, he still sighed: "Athletes are harder!" A few days ago, Yu Sheng came to receive a drug test, and his left ankle was actually swollen. ”

Zhang Jialiang showed reporters a schedule of the operation of the game, which showed that some people came at four o'clock in the morning and some people left at 1 a.m. In order to serve the Winter Olympics well, everyone did their best.

Source Client The Winter Olympics | Reporter Luo Qiaoxin

Edited by Han Ye

Process Editor Liu Weili