Coca-Cola Polar Bear was held in the first Winter Olympics which alternated with the Olympic Games.

It was in 1994, the 16th session, that Coca-Cola appeared in the Norwegian Olympic Games.

It was held in Lillehammer, Norway from February 17th to 27th, 1994. In order to prevent the IOC, the IFs, especially the national and regional Olympic committees from being too busy in the selection, training and participation, the IOC decided at the 93rd plenary session in Cagliari in 1988 that the Winter Olympics and the Summer Olympics would not be held in the same Olympic year from now on, with an interval of two years. This is an epoch-making reform.

The polar bear family actually appeared in Coca-Cola's print advertisements as early as 1922, and it was not until 1993 that their first TV advertisement "Northern Lights" was produced. Because of its age, the picture quality was a bit poor. Although we are only familiar with the Coca-Cola polar bear, in fact, it is not a young "online celebrity", but also an old driver in the mascot world. It is 95 years old this year.