It's been 12 years since the Bird's Nest was originally built at a cost of 3.4 billion yuan. Loss or gain?

In 2008, with the success of the Beijing Olympic Games, China showed its due strength to the world and stood up completely in the world sports circle.

China's strength is not just talk, it is based on the number of gold medals.

As long as it is a sports event, it can make people feel excited. After China's successful Olympic bid, it began to prepare a series of related matters, especially the choice of venues.

As we all know, the Bird's Nest is the main stadium of China Olympic Games, which is said to cost 3.4 billion yuan to build.

Construction began in 2003 and was not completed until March 2008. Up to now, it has been built for 12 years. Did bird's nest make a profit or lose money?

As the most influential global sports activity, the Olympic Games is held only once every four years, and sometimes it is postponed. For example, the Tokyo Olympic Games originally scheduled for this year will be postponed to July next year.

It has been hundreds of years since the first Athens Olympic Games. No matter which Olympic Games it is, all countries in the world will basically pay attention to it. No matter which country the contestants are from, they will exert their strongest strength to prove themselves and win glory for their country.

As long as you can get on the podium, it not only means that you have won the honor, but also reflects the country's Excellence in cultivating talents.

Whenever the Olympic Games are held, athletes are the most excited and nervous. To some extent, their achievements in the Olympic Games determine their future, which is more related to the future development of the country.

For the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the country has devoted a lot of efforts and athletes have shed a lot of sweat. From 65438 to 0993, China began to bid for the Olympic Games, but it never succeeded and was opposed by other countries. In the eyes of many foreigners, it is not good to hold such activities in China, which will lower the level of the host country of the Olympic Games.

It was not until 200 1 that China won the right to host the Olympic Games. It is not easy to walk all the way, and the country will naturally cherish it. To this end, the state must do a good job and let foreign countries see the elegance and reality of China people. It has been prepared for 7 years, during which the National Stadium-Bird's Nest was specially built.

Without the Bird's Nest, the Beijing Olympic Games can be successfully concluded. To some extent, the Bird's Nest is the prelude of sports events in China.

Just from the appearance, it is like a cradle, pregnant with athletes and pinning human hopes. The building started in February 2003 and was completed in March 2008, with a total time of less than five years. It is understood that the whole main structure can be used for 100 years, during which there will be no problems. Even if an earthquake occurs, as long as it does not exceed magnitude 8, its main structure will not be destroyed.

Most importantly, this building is environmentally friendly, and all the materials used are environmentally friendly. In 20 14, the Bird's Nest was selected as one of the top ten contemporary buildings in China.

The Bird's Nest, which cost 3.4 billion yuan, was the most famous building in China at that time. Many people thought it was unnecessary and even wasteful. In fact, we need to see if it's worth it. If the value it generates exceeds its own cost, then it will waste resources and money to build it.

It has been 12 years since it was completed. During this 12 year, did he lose or gain?

It is understood that after the Olympic Games ended perfectly, the Bird's Nest has become a high-profile tourist attraction. This is not a free scenic spot, so you need to buy a ticket to visit. Ticket price, 40 yuan. For many people, spending 40 yuan is acceptable.

Besides being a tourist attraction, star artists sometimes hold large-scale concerts here, and the venue can accommodate more than 90,000 people.

Of course, people who can hold concerts here generally have great appeal and influence, otherwise they will lose money. As long as there is no problem with influence and appeal, tickets will be easily robbed.

It is understood that the price of renting a day is 3 million, which is a stable profit for the Bird's Nest.

Furthermore, the Bird's Nest, as the facade of the Chinese nation, has immeasurable spiritual value and contains too much meaning.