The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics has come to an end, because this Winter Olympics is so successful, it can be said that two days after the closing, there are many people whose enthusiasm for the Winter Olympics has not dissipated, which can be seen from the fact that the tense situation of "one pier is difficult to find" has not been alleviated.
The Beijing Winter Olympics officially closed on February 20, Beijing time, and the mascot Ice Pier completed its glorious historical mission, which means that it is leaving work. Although it has only been two days since work on the ice pier, netizens still miss this cute little guy very much, but some netizens have filmed a painful and tear-jerking scene.
Outside the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics venue, the ice pier sculpture was moved away by a large truck, when the car left, the crowd of onlookers clinging to it, the hand held up by the ice pier was like saying goodbye to the Beijing Winter Olympics, leaving only Xue Rongrong alone in the same place, causing a lot of people to discuss on the Internet, some people said that it was necessary to protect the pier and not fall down, and some people lamented that it seemed as if the heart was broken at the moment when the pier left.
As Li Shutong sang in "Farewell", "Ask the jun when to come here, and don't linger when you come." In the regular remembrance session at the closing ceremony of this year, director Zhang Yimou used the green main tone of "folding willows to send affection" to express Chinese positive outlook on life for bidding farewell to the past and ushering in hope.
The reason why we are not willing to leave the ice pier is that the deep friendship condensed by this mascot is too unforgettable, so it also gives us the space to rethink, make up our minds to fully explore the cultural connotation of Chinese sports, and strive to come up with better works in future international competitions, so as to live up to the people's love for the ice pier!
Not only Chinese people like the ice pier, foreign friends are also reluctant to give up, Japan's "righteous pier" tearful farewell to the ice pier; the Russian Olympic Committee women's free skating champion "Qianjin" Sherbakova also took a group photo with the ice pier to bid farewell. NBA star Jia Morant even updated social media to ask Chinese netizens for help, asking a question: "I want to buy an ice pier for my daughter, where to buy it?" "Have you fulfilled your wish of "one household and one pier"?