Executive summary:After the opening of the Winter Olympics, Bing Dun Dun quickly became popular with its naive image of a Chinese panda, and it was “hard to find a pier” for a while. Recently, in the media workshop of the National Biathlon Center, Han Zhebin, a volunteer from Yanshan University, painted a hand-painted “Bing Dun Dun”, which was sought after by journalists from all over the world.
After the opening of the Winter Olympics, Bing Dun Dun quickly became popular with its naive image of a Chinese panda, and it was “hard to find a pier” for a while. Recently, in the media workshop of the National Biathlon Center, Han Zhebin, a volunteer from Yanshan University, painted a hand-painted “Bing Dun Dun”, which was sought after by journalists from all over the world.
The picture shows reporters from various countries shooting Han Zhebin’s hand-painted “Bing Dun Dun” (Photo source: National Biathlon)
“Many family and classmates want me to buy ‘Bingdundun’ on my behalf, not to mention that our staff has no chance to buy it during work, and we don’t have a franchise store in the closed loop.” So Han Zhebin, who has painting skills, took out a paintbrush, “Bingdundun” was drawn on each mask.
Lively and lovely customized “Bingdundun” masks (Image source: National Biathlon Center)
Han Zhebin’s painting “Bing pier” has attracted the attention of many foreign journalists. “Several reporters held their cameras at me to take pictures. I was really nervous, and my palms were sweating.” Han Zhebin, who was so active in his life, became shy when facing reporters. When she gave the “Bingdundun” masks to reporters from all over the world, everyone liked them very much, and a Japanese reporter exclaimed “Magic!”
Han Zhebin shows the results to foreign reporters (Photo credit: National Biathlon Center)
“I just hope that in this way, reporters from all over the world can feel the enthusiasm and friendliness of our volunteers.” Han Zhebin said that during the competition, she will help reporters at the shooting point. People fall in love with Chinese culture.
Original title: Winter Olympic volunteers hand-painted “Bingdundun” masks, foreign media praised Magic