The Beijing Winter Olympics came to an end, and the volunteers of the National Biathlon Center reluctantly bid farewell to the Winter Olympics and recorded the bits and pieces of volunteer service in the past ten days with video.
The National Biathlon Center is the venue with the largest number of gold medals produced at the Beijing Winter Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games. Among them, the Winter Olympics will produce 11 gold medals, and 38 gold medals will be produced during the Winter Paralympic Games, accounting for nearly half of the total number of gold medals in the Winter Paralympic Games. During the event, more than 400 volunteers from the National Biathlon Center stood their posts in the ice and snow, which was widely praised by the International Olympic Committee and athletes from all over the world. At the closing ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics, Zhang Hongbo, a volunteer from the National Biathlon Center, accepted the thanks of the newly elected members of the IOC Athletes' Committee on behalf of 18,000 Olympic volunteers.
At present, the National Biathlon Center has entered the transition period of the Winter Paralympic Games. As the only venue in the Zhangjiakou Ancient Poplar Stadium Group to undertake the task of the Winter Paralympic Games, the volunteers will devote themselves to the service guarantee work of the Winter Paralympic Games after a short rest.
The Winter Olympics are coming to an end, the Winter Paralympic Games are about to begin, and the volunteers are clinging to it and are full of expectations. Guo Jingyan, a volunteer at the National University of Defense Technology, measures the temperature of the snow field, which takes an hour to measure during the race. In the last few days, the competition was more frequent, which put forward higher requirements for the work of volunteers. "The wind in Zhangjiakou is very strong, but we don't feel cold at all."
Fang Ji from Northeastern University Qinhuangdao is full of reluctance about the Winter Olympics. "The last time I tied up a transponder to the athletes and watched them leave the arena, I was thrilled. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to get close to the athletes, let us draw strength from the Olympic spirit, constantly challenge the limits, and overcome ourselves. ”
"Standing here and waving goodbye to everyone, there is reluctance in my heart, but more is the honor and touch, the Winter Olympics have made us grow a lot." The Paralympic Games are about to begin, and we continue to work hard, learn from experience and forge ahead. Cao Shirui, a volunteer from Hebei Normal University, said.