“Chinese Sports Culture Exhibition Captivates Visitors in Hulunbuir”
The “Sports Powers Chinese Spirit – Chinese Sports Culture Exhibition” of the “Ode to the Chinese Sports Spirit” project has made its way to the Hulunbuir History Museum, captivating visitors with its display of the rich connotations of the Chinese sports spirit in the new era. The exhibition, which was recently praised by Zhang Jiasheng, a member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director of the State Sports General Administration, has attracted nearly 20,000 people since its launch on March 25.
The project, launched by the State Sports General Administration and the Chinese Olympic Committee, aims to use sports as a platform to showcase a credible, lovely, and respectable image of China while highlighting the development process of Chinese sports from small to large, from weak to strong. The exhibition features columns such as “Strive for the glorious chapter of sports in the new era”, “Light of Sports and National Glory”, and “Extraordinary Winter Olympics Sharing the Future”, all of which emphasize the perseverance, dedication, and inheritance of the sports spirit throughout the generations.
Visitors have been moved by the athletes’ ideal pursuit and spiritual outlook as they bravely fight and win glory for the country. The exhibition has instilled a sense of pride in the growing strength of Chinese sports among its viewers.
In addition, the visiting sports delegations of the “14th Winter” have expressed their commitment to carry forward the spirit of Chinese sports and the spirit of the Beijing Winter Olympics. They have vowed to have the courage to surpass on the field and showcase the good spirit of ice and snow athletes.
The “Sports Powers Chinese Spirit – Chinese Sports Culture Exhibition” will continue to be on display at the Hulunbuir History Museum, offering visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in the inspiring and rich history of Chinese sports culture.