Many China elements of Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics have attracted much attention. The venues such as "Snow Ruyi" and "Snow Flying" are full of Chinese style, and the "uniforms" of athletes from all over the world have also set off a Chinese style on the field.

1, Gu Ailing is dressed in a golden dragon pattern.

On February 7th, China's Gu Ailing took part in the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics freestyle skiing women's platform qualifying competition in a golden dragon pattern costume, which was a big steal. In an interview, Gu Ailing revealed that in addition to the golden dragon behind the competition dress, there is also a dragon on her snowboard, and the English word "dragon among people" is upside down. These are all designed by herself, with the aim of showing the world China culture.

2. Zhou Jiaying is also wearing a "dragon suit".

China women's ice hockey goalkeeper Zhou Jiaying also brought the dragon to the arena. Her leggings and handrails are embroidered with Ssangyong, and her helmet is also printed with dragon patterns and the Great Wall, which is very powerful and domineering. Talking about his cool "dragon suit", Zhou Jiaying said that he hoped that the world would see the rich culture of China and that the China ice hockey team would be as powerful as the dragon.

3. The hockey team wears helmets with Peking Opera elements.

Not only dragons, but also many China elements such as Peking Opera masks and Chinese paintings have appeared in the athletes' "battle clothes". Jeremy Smith, the goalkeeper of China men's ice hockey team, uses China red as the main color of his helmet, with Peking Opera masks on the left and Terracotta Warriors on the right, with his name written in Chinese below.

4. Players in the team skating competition wear China's classic clothes.

The costumes of China's Wang He and Liu Xinyu are based on China's ancient painting "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains". The male partner is a mountain, and the female partner is water. They are painted with the classical pattern of China, which means "green mountains and green waters".

It is worth mentioning that in the Beijing Winter Olympics, not only China athletes, but also foreign athletes prefer China elements. Mathieu Belle, a French alpine skier, combined a giant panda, a dragon, koi fish and the Great Wall on his helmet, making netizens shout "I know China too well!" "I am very proud, because this (helmet) is my original design.

I hope China people will like my helmet. "Mathieu Mr Lai said.

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