Who is the image ambassador of the 2022 Winter Olympics?

On February 15 and 10, six famous athletes, Yao Ming, Shen Xue, Zhao Hongbo, Zhang Hong, Li Nina and Hou Bin, accepted the letters of appointment issued by the Beijing Winter Olympics Bid Committee and officially became the image ambassadors for Beijing's bid to host the Winter Olympics.

They will participate in the publicity and promotion activities of bidding for the Winter Olympics and use their influence to promote the joint bid for the Winter Olympics in Zhangjiakou, Beijing. Zhang Jiandong, Vice Chairman of the Winter Olympics Bid Committee, and Song Lu, Secretary General of the Chinese Olympic Committee, have issued letters of appointment to six ambassadors for the Winter Olympics.

Candidate of image ambassador for Beijing's bid to host the Winter Olympics

Candidates for image ambassador for Beijing's bid to host the Winter Olympics are recommended by the Chinese Olympic Committee and the China Paralympic Committee. Beijing Winter Olympics Bid Committee decided on the basis of referring to Beijing's bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games and other bidding cities, and listening to the opinions and suggestions of Olympic experts, scholars, athletes' representatives and other social sectors.

The image ambassador of Beijing's bid for the Winter Olympics is responsible for promoting the joint bid for the Winter Olympics between Beijing and Zhangjiakou, spreading the Olympic spirit around the world, supporting and participating in various publicity activities of Beijing's bid for the Winter Olympics, expanding the international communication power of Beijing's bid for the Winter Olympics, improving social influence and winning more public support.

It is a common practice all over the world to hire an image ambassador to publicize the image during the Olympic bid. Hiring an image ambassador is conducive to enhancing the international communication and influence of Beijing's bid to host the Winter Olympics, and is conducive to Beijing's bid to host the Winter Olympics.