What is the horoscope concept of the Beijing Winter Olympics?

The eight-character concept of the Beijing Winter Olympics is green, inclusive, open and clean. To run the Olympics greenly is to adhere to ecological priority, resource conservation and environmental friendliness; to run the Olympics to enjoy the Olympics is to adhere to the principle of all parties participating, all parties working together, and all parties to enjoy; to run the Olympics openly is to insist on being open to the world. , facing the future and facing modernization, running the Olympics cleanly means being thrifty, eliminating corruption and improving efficiency.

The 24th Winter Olympic Games, the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, is an international Olympic event hosted by China. It opened on February 4, 2022 and ended on February 20. The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics The Olympic Games consists of 7 major events, 15 sub-items, and 109 minor events.

The characteristics of the Beijing Winter Olympics

The first is the green flavor. There are 11 competition and non-competition venues in the Beijing Division that are legacies of the 2008 Olympic Games. Friends from the media will definitely have different feelings when they revisit these places. At the same time, we have achieved carbon neutrality through many measures such as low-carbon venues, low-carbon energy, and low-carbon transportation. For example, all competition venues have achieved 100% green electricity supply, and 80% of the vehicles used are clean energy vehicles.

The second is the taste of technology. We use carbon dioxide ice-making technology to create the fastest ice. We have set up weather forecast radar equipment and track weather stations in the Yanqing and Zhangjiakou competition areas to form a weather monitoring network, and strive to achieve accurate weather forecasts at the minute level and 100-meter level; Olympic broadcast services The company also implemented event broadcasting based on 5G technology for the first time in Olympic history.

The third is cultural taste. Many venue designs reflect Chinese cultural characteristics, such as Ice Ribbon, Snow Flying Sky, Snow Ruyi and other venues containing Chinese elements. The emblems of the Winter Olympics and Winter Paralympics reflect the perfect combination of Chinese calligraphy and sports, and the image of the mascot Bing Dundun Coming from China’s national treasure, the giant panda, Xuerongrong’s design is inspired by Chinese lanterns, which symbolize unity and celebration.