"The Sound of the Ice Pier" sparked a discussion. Why can't Olympic mascots talk?

Olympic mascots are not allowed to speak for the following three reasons:

1, mirror problem. As we all know, no matter which country's Olympic mascots are, they all have a common feature, that is, cuteness and cuteness. After all, as a peaceful world-class event, it is not appropriate to use a mascot that is too "distinctive". So why is it that the Olympic mascot can't talk? This time, The Sound of Ice Escape is the best example. Because of Bingdundun's lovely image, everyone will subconsciously think that Bingdundun's voice should also be MengMeng's voice. But when the ice pier really "sounds", it has a deep and mature uncle voice. The key point is that this accent also has a local accent, which is difficult for the public to accept. Countless spectators said that it was difficult to look directly at the ice mound, which had a great influence on the image of the mascot, so the Olympic mascot could not speak.

2. Gender issues. Based on the concept of equality between men and women, the International Olympic Committee stipulated earlier that Olympic mascots should not have sex, because no matter which sex is "discrimination" against the other sex, and for this reason, Olympic mascots are not allowed to speak. After all, voices are too easy to distinguish between genders, and people will subconsciously attach gender labels to Olympic mascots. Therefore, in order to ensure the neutral characteristics of Olympic mascots, Olympic mascots cannot speak.

3. Public acceptance. Everyone has a different degree of acceptance of beautiful things. Take Bingdundun as an example. Although many people like it, it is undeniable that some people still think that the ice pier is not cute, which is the aesthetic difference. Among people who like ice piers, the acceptable sound of ice piers is different. If the ice shield can talk, there must be someone who likes male voices and someone who likes female voices, so no matter what.