(Beijing Winter Olympics) Winter Olympics Etiquette Volunteer Exhibition "The Beauty of China"
China News Agency, Guiyang, February 10th: "The Beauty of China", the Winter Olympics Etiquette Volunteer Exhibition
Author Yuan Chao
At the awarding venue of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, the etiquette volunteers dressed in three sets of award-giving costumes, Ruixue Xiangyun, Hongyun Shanshui, and Tanghua Feixue, showed the "beauty of China" vividly and vividly with a smile and a step by step.
"The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics will allow the world to see the spirit of the Chinese people and the elegance of the East." Liu Wen, the instructor of the award ceremony for the Beijing Winter Olympics, said in an exclusive interview with a reporter from China News Agency on the 10th. The contestants walked to the podium dignified, beautiful and generous, showing the beauty of the East.
The picture shows Liu Wen training volunteers.
Photo courtesy of the interviewee
Liu Wen is a well-known etiquette training expert in China.
In 2021, Liu Wen was invited to be the instructor of the award ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics, and went to Beijing to participate in the centralized training of award ceremony volunteer candidates.
What can etiquette volunteers convey to award-winning athletes?
In Liu Wen's view, athletes not only show their own high-profile moments on the field, but also represent the country behind them, fighting for honor for the country and fighting for their dreams.
"As the 'hosts' of this Winter Olympics, we must convey the highest respect to the athletes through the norms and grace of the etiquette volunteers."
Liu Wen told reporters that on top of the standards required by the International Olympic Committee, she and all members of the training team actively explored innovations.
"In the training, in addition to the usual posture training, standard technical movements, awarding procedures and international etiquette training, we also integrated the content of the Chinese classics "The Book of Songs" and "The Analects of Confucius" into the training, improving from the outside to the inside. The behavior of etiquette volunteers is developed."
The picture shows Liu Wen training volunteers.
Photo courtesy of the interviewee
Liu Wen said that, unlike the PyeongChang Winter Olympics etiquette volunteers who put their hands down, the Beijing Winter Olympics award ceremony staff placed their hands crossed in front of their abdomens.
"This stance is a very typical Chinese hand position."
In the awarding session, how to make the tray with the medals look grand in the hands of the etiquette volunteers?
"During the training, we asked etiquette volunteers that their elbows should not be close to the body, leaving a distance of three punches," Liu Wen said. "This kind of hand position not only looks neat and dignified, but also has the atmosphere of sincere congratulations to the athletes who won the award. ."
Due to the impact of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, etiquette volunteers need to wear masks when performing tasks, which means that etiquette volunteers will be covered from the eyes to the mouth. How to make athletes and spectators feel the sense of etiquette volunteers The person's smile?
Liu Wen said that this link requires etiquette volunteers to keep smiling while wearing masks, and convey joy and congratulations through their eyes.
The picture shows the training site of the award ceremony.
Photo courtesy of the interviewee
Practicing smiles in front of the mirror has become a daily "required course" for etiquette volunteers, and even let smiles run through the training.
Liu Wen told reporters that when etiquette volunteers faced training teachers, on-site staff, and strangers, they would take the initiative to say hello and nod their heads.
"Extend training into the details of life."
"Hide the skills in the details, and show the national confidence from the details." Liu Wen believes that all the hard work and sweat have gathered the attitude that the state of etiquette should have, and everything is worth it.
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