Happy scene! American Athletes Experience Chinese Folklore and Volunteer Competition Chopstick Clamp “Lantern Festival”
Overseas Network, February 16th. February 15th is the traditional Chinese Lantern Festival. The Beijing Winter Olympic Village provides a variety of folk activities for delegations from all over the world. On the same day, an American athlete posted on the overseas social platform “Photo Wall” a game of playing “Lanxiao” (table tennis) with chopsticks with volunteers. The scene was very happy.
32-year-old American ice hockey player Hilary Knight has won two Winter Olympics medals. She is very interested in the Beijing Winter Olympics Village and Chinese culture. She often turns into an UP host after the competition, and “visits the store” around. In addition to drying the competition venue and drying laundry services, she also shared the experience of tying lanterns. And this time, she focused on the Lantern Festival.
On the 15th, the Beijing Winter Olympics Village held the “Jade Pearl Plate Mid-tour” event. The footage shared by Hilary Knight shows an American team member and volunteers playing a game. The two of them worked hard to pick up the table tennis balls in the basket with chopsticks and put them into the designated basket. The one who caught the most balls within a limited time win.
American athletes took a group photo at the scene of Bier
The scene of the competition was tense and intense. Several American athletes formed a cheerleading team, chanting “Go! Go! Go (Go! Go! Go!)” to cheer for the participating teammates. Unfortunately, due to the lack of skill in using chopsticks, the teammate succeeded only once, and the volunteers stopped to guide him patiently. During the event, laughter and laughter continued. After the game, the American athletes took a group photo with Bier at the scene.
American athletes put up lanterns at Winter Olympic Village
It is understood that in addition to the “Jade Pearl Plate Tour” activity, Beijing Winter Olympic Village has also prepared a variety of activities such as writing lucky characters, hanging lanterns, guessing lantern riddles, watching lion dance shadow puppets, eating special delicacies, etc. In addition to experiencing Chinese folk customs, I also feel the warmth of returning home. (Liu Qiang from Overseas Network)
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