On March 6, Wang Xiaohu, a driver at the Keliu Branch of Beijing Bus Group, received a special gift from the Canadian curling team – a signed photo of a curler and a curling team flag. The Curling Team of the Canadian Winter Paralympic Games was touched by Master Wang's thoughtful and intimate service, and they praised Master Wang's professionalism.
Wang Xiaohu, who had just received the gift, was very excited, but he didn't know what was going on at first, when he saw an athlete under the car smiling at him and pointing at his teammates, and then the teammates gave a thumbs up to Master Wang. Master Wang understood that this gift was the heart of all the teammates of the Canadian Curling Team. Later, the volunteers on the car told Master Wang, "Canadian athletes say that you are particularly enthusiastic, sometimes training late, you still greet them from afar, turn on the pedals in advance, turn on the car lights, always ready, this service is very special, they are touched by you." ”
The training and competition cars for curling athletes in the Winter Paralympic Games adopt "one-on-one" customized services, and the B2 team of the bus team in Beijing arranges special cars to dock with the national team. Master Wang is the "special car driver" of the Canadian curling team, and when he received this special gift, he had completed more than ten transportation tasks.
In Master Wang's impression, the Canadian team members are also very diligent, always arriving at the venue in advance for training and cherishing valuable training time. In order to ensure the good service of athletes, Master Wang always comes to the departure platform early to wait, opens the barrier-free pedals, and waits for the athletes to board the train. There are often multiple cars parked on the platform of the athletes' train station, and Master Wang will always hold aloft the translated name of the national team and wave at the athletes from a distance to provide convenience for the athletes to find vehicles.
Once in a windy weather, wheelchair athletes were particularly inconvenient to move, and Master Wang pushed wheelchair athletes to the bus one by one, and Canadian athletes were particularly grateful for this.
Since the official opening of the chartered bus of the Beijing Bus Team Curling Team on March 3, a total of 10 national teams have been served and 105 trains have been issued. In order to serve the athletes traveling in the Beijing Winter Paralympic Village, all the staff of the B2 team actively prepared, did a good job in every work step, and fully guaranteed the Winter Paralympic Games with meticulous service and professional quality. So far, B2 Racing has received a total of 12 thank-you letters from the service provider.