The Bird's Nest, originally built at a cost of 3.4 billion yuan, has passed 1 1 year. Loss or gain?

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The 2008 Olympic Games held in Beijing, the capital of China, showed China's demeanor as a great country, which not only saved China's face, but also got rid of the title of "the sick man of East Asia" in the mouth of western countries. The rise of China is not just talk, but really has a strong national strength. During the Beijing Olympic Games, China became the first country in Asia to top the gold medal list, which also brought the Olympic Games to a successful conclusion.

Sports events can stimulate people's blood spirit most, and this Bird's Nest Games has won unanimous praise all over the world. After China Sports Association successfully bid for the Olympic Games, China began to prepare for the Olympic Games. Spectacular buildings such as the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube were originally built for the Olympic Games, with an investment as high as 3.4 billion yuan. Now 12 years have passed, is it a loss or a gain to build a bird's nest?

The Olympic Games is one of the most influential large-scale sports activities in the world, which is held every four years. It has been hundreds of years since the first Athens Olympic Games. This kind of large-scale sports event attracts much attention every time. Athletes from all over the world have been working hard for this for many years. I only hope that they can do their best to win glory for their country in the sports field, stand in the position of champion and be proud of the raised national flag.

The Olympic Games is very important to the country and athletes, which is related to the athletes' future and national honor. This sports event has attracted much attention. The successful hosting of the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008 has put too much effort into the people of China. The process of bidding for the Olympic Games is full of difficulties. China applied for hosting the Olympic Games as early as 1993, but it was frustrated every year. At that time, China was not optimistic, and foreign countries thought that China could not hold such a grand sports meeting.

It was not until 200 1, seven years later, that China was allowed to host the Olympic Games. The right to host the Olympic Games is hard-won. China should hold the Olympic Games recognized by the whole world, and it should have China style with China characteristics. After the bid was approved, the country began to prepare for the Olympic Games seven years later. Since 2003, China has built many large stadiums in Beijing, such as Bird's Nest, Water Cube and Wukesong. The accumulated investment of these venues is about 654.38 billion yuan, and some buildings were not completed until 2008. These buildings take a long time and cost a lot. Beijing's success in hosting the Olympic Games is completely inseparable from these buildings. They are China.

Among them, the most representative building is the Bird's Nest, which looks like the cradle of life and entrusts the hope of mankind. The design and construction of this building began on February 24, 2003, and this huge project was completed in March 2008. The service life of the main structure is about 100 years, and the seismic capacity is 8, which is much better than other buildings. Moreover, the design and materials of the Bird's Nest also carry out the concept of "environmental protection". The rational use of solar energy, rainwater recovery, resource regeneration and other environmental protection practices have been praised by all countries in the world, and the world's advanced environmental protection technologies and materials have been adopted. In 20 14, the Bird's Nest was undoubtedly selected as one of the top ten contemporary buildings in China.

The Bird's Nest was the most famous building in China at that time, which consumed a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources. The materials and technology used are the most advanced in the world, so some people think that building this venue is a waste of resources. With the help of the Olympic Games, China has greatly enhanced its international status, and also displayed the elegant demeanour of Chinese descendants, waiting for the day when it is proud. Now 12 has passed in a hurry, and it is no longer the Bird's Nest that hosted the Olympic Games. What do you mainly do now?

After the Olympic Games, the Bird's Nest is also a tourist attraction. It is not a free scenic spot, but a building that needs tickets to visit. The price of a one-way ticket is around 40 yuan, which is affordable for most people. The Bird's Nest represents the elegance of China and the facade of China. Many people are willing to spend money to visit. The environmental protection design of the Bird's Nest can also be used as a reference for many buildings. Environmental protection and energy saving are the most advanced.

In addition to its status as a tourist attraction, the Bird's Nest also holds large-scale concerts, which are as famous as the Hong Kong Red Pavilion. The Bird's Nest is a world-class building. Many singers will choose to hold concerts in the Bird's Nest after coming to Beijing. Only great singers with certain status can hold concerts in the Bird's Nest. These singers are so attractive that tickets are easily sold out. However, the Bird's Nest can accommodate100000 people. Tickets and rental fees are already a lot of income, and the manager of the Bird's Nest is also happy to rent out the Bird's Nest. This income is almost guaranteed.

Conclusion:

"I am not afraid of clouds to cover my eyes, I am at the highest level." The Bird's Nest is the facade of China. It represents the most advanced architectural strength in China, and its unique design and environmental awareness have always been in the forefront of the world. It is one of the proudest buildings in China.