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China-Winter Olympics/Testing Program
Beijing, China - April 1-10, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of National Indoor Stadium
2. Various of ice hockey competition in progress
3. Digital screen showing "Goal"
4. Ice hockey competition in progress
5. National Aquatics Center
6. Various of curling competition in progress
7. Staff
8. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Jie, director, venue operation team, National Aquatics Center (starting with shots 6-7):
"We set 255 test points, trained the venue operation team of more than 1,100 people, and implemented a comprehensive territorial guarantee for transportation, catering and accommodation."
9. National Aquatics Center
10. Audience receiving security check
11. People inside of National Aquatics Center
12. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yu Debin, head, Games Services Department:
"Our next step is to further strengthen the inspection of cross-border travelers, including closed-loop management. These requirements and standards are for pandemic prevention."
Beijing, China - April 7-8, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
13. National Speed Skating Oval
14. Various of skaters competing
Beijing, China - April 1-10, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
15. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yao Hui, director, Venue Event Management Department, Beijing 2022 Organizing Committee (ending with shot 16):
"Through the summary of this test competition, we can further target problems and formulate follow-up solutions. More importantly, we have strengthened our confidence in successfully hosting the Winter Olympics and Paralympics as scheduled."
16. Various of staffs working
17. Screen showing competition in progress
18. Various of curling competition in progress
19. Curling track lighted
20. Various of awarding ceremony in progress
21. Audience applauding
Beijing finished its first 10-day ice sports testing program on Saturday, marking 300 days ahead of the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympics.
The test fully evaluated all five ice competition venues in the Chinese capital Beijing for competition events in the items of curling, speed skating, figure skating and ice hockey. It mainly focused on five aspects: venue facilities, competition organization, venue operation, command system and pandemic prevention and control.
The National Speed Skating Oval, locally known as the "Ice Ribbon," has introduced carbon dioxide refrigerants, the least toxic and most environmentally friendly natural refrigerants, in an effort to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and its ice-making system has passed its first test in this event.
Aside from the National Speed Skating Oval, the four other venues are all venues used in the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. The National Aquatics Center is undertaking curling and wheelchair curling. On the basis of the transformation from summer Olympic venues to winter Olympic venues, it also is completing the transformation from winter Olympic Games to winter Paralympic Games.
"We set 255 test points, trained the venue operation team of more than 1,100 people, and implemented a comprehensive territorial guarantee for transportation, catering and accommodation," said Zhang Jie, director of venue operation team of the National Aquatics Center.
"Our next step is to further strengthen the inspection of cross-border travelers, including closed-loop management. These requirements and standards are for pandemic prevention," said Yu Debin, head of Games Services Department.
This test program also covered a lot of professional tests, including registration, sports display, award ceremony, media broadcast, and provided application scenarios for many scientific and technological winter Olympic projects.
"Through the summary of this test competition, we can further target problems and formulate follow-up solutions. More importantly, we have strengthened our confidence in successfully hosting the Winter Olympics and Paralympics as scheduled," said Yao Hui, director of Venue Event Management Department of Beijing 2022 Organizing Committee.
China-Winter Olympics/Testing Program
Dateline : April 1-10, 2021
Location : Beijing,China
Duration : 2'02
Beijing, China - April 1-10, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Various of National Indoor Stadium
2. Various of ice hockey competition in progress
3. Digital screen showing "Goal"
4. Ice hockey competition in progress
5. National Aquatics Center
6. Various of curling competition in progress
7. Staff
8. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zhang Jie, director, venue operation team, National Aquatics Center (starting with shots 6-7):
"We set 255 test points, trained the venue operation team of more than 1,100 people, and implemented a comprehensive territorial guarantee for transportation, catering and accommodation."
9. National Aquatics Center
10. Audience receiving security check
11. People inside of National Aquatics Center
12. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yu Debin, head, Games Services Department:
"Our next step is to further strengthen the inspection of cross-border travelers, including closed-loop management. These requirements and standards are for pandemic prevention."
Beijing, China - April 7-8, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
13. National Speed Skating Oval
14. Various of skaters competing
Beijing, China - April 1-10, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
15. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yao Hui, director, Venue Event Management Department, Beijing 2022 Organizing Committee (ending with shot 16):
"Through the summary of this test competition, we can further target problems and formulate follow-up solutions. More importantly, we have strengthened our confidence in successfully hosting the Winter Olympics and Paralympics as scheduled."
16. Various of staffs working
17. Screen showing competition in progress
18. Various of curling competition in progress
19. Curling track lighted
20. Various of awarding ceremony in progress
21. Audience applauding
Beijing finished its first 10-day ice sports testing program on Saturday, marking 300 days ahead of the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympics.
The test fully evaluated all five ice competition venues in the Chinese capital Beijing for competition events in the items of curling, speed skating, figure skating and ice hockey. It mainly focused on five aspects: venue facilities, competition organization, venue operation, command system and pandemic prevention and control.
The National Speed Skating Oval, locally known as the "Ice Ribbon," has introduced carbon dioxide refrigerants, the least toxic and most environmentally friendly natural refrigerants, in an effort to further reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and its ice-making system has passed its first test in this event.
Aside from the National Speed Skating Oval, the four other venues are all venues used in the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. The National Aquatics Center is undertaking curling and wheelchair curling. On the basis of the transformation from summer Olympic venues to winter Olympic venues, it also is completing the transformation from winter Olympic Games to winter Paralympic Games.
"We set 255 test points, trained the venue operation team of more than 1,100 people, and implemented a comprehensive territorial guarantee for transportation, catering and accommodation," said Zhang Jie, director of venue operation team of the National Aquatics Center.
"Our next step is to further strengthen the inspection of cross-border travelers, including closed-loop management. These requirements and standards are for pandemic prevention," said Yu Debin, head of Games Services Department.
This test program also covered a lot of professional tests, including registration, sports display, award ceremony, media broadcast, and provided application scenarios for many scientific and technological winter Olympic projects.
"Through the summary of this test competition, we can further target problems and formulate follow-up solutions. More importantly, we have strengthened our confidence in successfully hosting the Winter Olympics and Paralympics as scheduled," said Yao Hui, director of Venue Event Management Department of Beijing 2022 Organizing Committee.
ID : 8187255
Published : 2021-04-11 02:36
Last Modified : 2021-04-11 16:55:00
Source : China Central Television (CCTV)
Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland
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