Source title: Gifts to each other “Cloud” starts the Winter Paralympic Village, there are warm stories every day
During the Beijing Winter Paralympics, warm stories are being staged every day. There is a traditional Chinese culture exhibition area in Yanqing Winter Paralympic Village. Many athletes come to visit, and volunteers present them with photo frames of the Great Wall to make up for the regret of not being able to visit the Great Wall. In strong winds, the driver will push Canadian curling athletes with limited mobility one by one. Get in the car; the new semester has begun, and major colleges and universities have intimately started classes for volunteers in the “cloud”.
Driver Wang Xiaohu received a special gift
On March 6, Wang Xiaohu, the driver of Beijing Public Transport Group, received a special gift from the Canadian curling team – a signed photo of the curling player and the curling team flag. The Canadian Winter Paralympic Curling Team praised Wang Xiaohu’s caring service in this way.
When he first received the gift, Wang Xiaohu didn’t know what was going on, only to see an athlete smiling at him and pointing at his teammates, and then everyone gave a thumbs up. Later, the volunteers in the car told Wang Xiaohu, “They said that you are very enthusiastic. Sometimes when they train late, you will turn on the pedals and turn on the lights of the car in advance, and they are always ready. They are moved by your professional service.”
The training and competition vehicles of the Winter Paralympic curlers adopt the “one-to-one” customized service. The B2 team of the Beijing division bus team arranges a special person and a special vehicle to connect with different teams. Wang Xiaohu is the special car driver of the Canadian curling team. When he received this special gift, he had already completed more than ten transportation tasks. The Canadian team is diligent and always arrives at the venue early for training. Wang Xiaohu always came to the departure platform early to wait and turned on the barrier-free pedal. There will be many cars parked on the platform of the shuttle bus, and Wang Xiaohu will always wave at the athletes from a distance to facilitate them to find vehicles. In the windy weather, the wheelchair athletes had difficulty moving, so Wang Xiaohu pushed everyone onto the bus one by one. The Canadian athletes were very moved by this.Our reporter Sun Hongyang
Foreign delegations receive Great Wall photo frames
In Yanqing Winter Paralympic Village, the Australian delegation received a Great Wall photo frame with Chinese characteristics presented by Chinese volunteers. “Next time we come to China, we will definitely visit the Great Wall.” Kate, head of the Australian Paralympic delegation, thanked him repeatedly.
The Yanqing Winter Paralympic Village has a traditional Chinese culture display area, which includes the Great Wall culture and cultural landmarks. Athletes and team officials from different countries or regions come to visit every day. Rao Xintong, a volunteer from China University of Petroleum, received the Australian delegation two days ago and gave them the Great Wall photo frame with Chinese characteristics. “I explained the history and culture of the Great Wall to them, and they asked while watching.” Rao Xintong recalled that the members of the Australian delegation had a strong interest in Chinese culture and were very impressed with the Great Wall, a brilliant masterpiece in ancient China, and bluntly said that they must visit the Great Wall next time. sightseeing.
Knowing that the Great Wall is a cultural landmark in Yanqing, Kate also praised the “athlete’s home” where they lived. “We are very happy to live in such a Winter Paralympic Village with a pleasant scenery and a long history and culture. The ‘village’ has well-equipped facilities and considerate services.” Kate also mentioned that the delegation assistants were warm and friendly and assisted in solving many problems , contributed to the smooth participation of athletes in the competition.
Rao Xintong said that the volunteers are the window for external communication. “We hope to enhance mutual friendship through exchanges and make the distance between hearts and hearts closer.”
Volunteers “cloud” new class
Many colleges and universities in Beijing have started school one after another, and the Winter Paralympic volunteers have also started the new semester of learning in the “cloud”. Schools have launched warm-hearted measures to help them “keep both work and study together”.
Winter Paralympics volunteer Yan Xixi is a student of Beijing Technology and Business University, and she is not panic at all in the new semester. Although class time and volunteering time occasionally conflict, teachers and classmates have become her most solid backing. “The teacher will record the live class into a video package and send it to the group, let us watch the playback in our free time, and the classmates will also send me notes and study materials.” Yan Xixi said, the teacher also comforted her not to worry, saying After returning to school, she will help her make up for the missed classes.
The teachers of Beijing University of Architecture and Technology opened a “small kitchen” for the volunteers to answer questions about the knowledge points that are easy to make mistakes and difficult to understand. Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine investigated the working hours and course arrangements of the Winter Paralympic volunteers, and formulated a personalized “course schedule” for them to ensure that the volunteers did not miss any class. Beijing Technology and Business University is equipped with resident butlers for students to respond to volunteers’ learning and living needs in seconds. Beijing Forestry University also assigned a one-to-one teacher to each volunteer.