Lausanne Holds Olympic China Exhibition, Liu Xiang Signature Sports Wear Gets Hot

Lausanne, with a population of only 120 thousand, holds 6000 cultural and sports exchanges every year.

With the opening of the "China Exhibition" at Olympic Museum, nearly 2000 visitors from all over the world will be greeted every day.

"Beijing 2008", China India and red lanterns, a series of Chinese elements are installed in the Olympic capital.

On the lake side of Geneva, a group of blue glass curtain walls are not conspicuous, but the Olympic flag of the Olympic rings is still distinctive.

Unlike Geneva's "Palace of Nations" complex, IOC Headquarters is not as magnificent as it imagined.

At the corner of the Lausanne Lake highway, we can see an Art Statue donated by the Sydney Olympic Organizing Committee after the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games, called "the gate of peace".

The International Olympic Committee is hidden in the woods behind the gate of peace.

And the three storey building that is being renovated is the office of International Olympic Committee chairman Roger.

Next to 200 meters, there is a Chinese restaurant.

The boss is a couple from Beijing. According to them, Rogge is also a frequent visitor here.

Rogge's office is located on the two floor of the small building, with an area of about 30 square meters. The interior furnishings are very simple.

The room is divided into two parts: one is used as a visitor, the other is for office.

There is only one desk in the office area like other employees. There is a notebook computer and some daily office supplies on the desk. There is also a fax machine and a TV set.

There are several famous paintings hanging on the walls of the room. A photo of computer synthesis is placed next to the desk lamp. It is a photo taken by President Rogge and the former 7 International Olympic Committee presidents.

His predecessor, Samaranch, spent 21 years as president of the International Olympic Committee.

When he left office, he said he had lived and worked in the building for 21 years, and the 21 year as chairman of the International Olympic Committee is the most meaningful and happiest time of his life.

Of course, China's imprint is also indispensable.

On the square behind the International Olympic Committee, there is a statue with Chinese walking athletes as the prototype.

In the 90s of last century, when Chinese women's walking race was just rising, Chinese artists elaborately created a sculpture of Chinese walking athletes, which is very vivid.

Later, the sculpture was collected by the Olympic Museum of the International Olympic Committee and became the first Chinese exhibit in Olympic Museum.

Now, it has been moved to the International Olympic Committee square for more people to visit.

12 "91 Chinese figures in museums

Olympic Museum is located on a hillside near the Geneva lake. It is a must for Lausanne to go to other cities.

Far away, the "Beijing 2008" banner with red bottom yellow character is particularly eye-catching in the blue sky and white clouds.

The huge red banner in front of the museum made the shape of a door, telling people that this is the gateway to the Beijing Olympic Games.

Since February this year, in order to cooperate with the "China Exhibition", Olympic Museum has set up a miniature version of Tiantan style on the roof, and has hung a row of red lanterns with Chinese characteristics, full of festive atmosphere.

The establishment of an Olympic Museum is the aspiration of Mr. Coubertin, the founder of the modern Olympic movement.

Mr. Samaranch, the former International Olympic Committee president, has been working on this work since he took office.

In 1993, the Olympic Park and Museum, which cost 2 billion 400 million Swiss francs, was built in Lausanne.

Of these, 80% came from private donations.

As soon as we enter the museum, we can see a golden wall of commemorative walls, which are covered with various words, which are written by various Olympic committees to the museum.

Staff members say that museums and businesses that donate more than 1 million dollars will keep a place on the wall.

The most words on the top are Chinese, and one of them is "Shanghai Baosteel".

Hongkong, Macao, China, and the Taipei Olympic Committee's gift cards are among them.

From the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, so far, various forms of torch have been exhibited in various summer and Winter Olympic Games.

The "auspicious clouds" torch of the Beijing Olympic Games will soon be added to the family for visitors.

Here, we can see not only Mr. Coubertin's mittens and sabers, but also a piece of brick built by Mr. Samaranch for the purpose of promoting the spirit of peace and friendship in the Olympic movement, the "Berlin wall".

The relationship between Lausanne and China is closer because of the IAAF super prize, the race station.

Lausanne is considered to be the land of Liu Xiang. He has won the title in three consecutive years and broke the world's record of the men's 110 meter hurdles for 13 years in 2006.

This has given Lausanne more interest in Chinese sports.

Even quotes from the media, saying, "in a word in China, a word 'marry Liu Xiang' will be married."

Therefore, Liu Xiang's Autographed "Liu Xiang 110 meter hurdles 12 seconds 91" sportswear has become an important exhibit on the "China Exhibition".

In addition, the short track speed skating Olympic champion Yang Yang's skates, figure skaters Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao's competitive clothing and other valuable items can be seen here.

Of course, Jordan basketball superstar 47.5 yards of basketball shoes.

According to the staff, with the approaching of the Beijing Olympic Games, the museum has collected many exhibits related to China.

Nearly 2000 tourists come to visit the museum every day. The museum has prepared synchronized interpretations of 8 languages, such as China, France, Germany and Britain.

According to convention, the museum will set up a exhibition area for each host country of the Olympic Games, but usually only three months.

The "China Exhibition" will continue from February to October, which is unique in museum history.

And Want You Know

Echoing through the "China region"

To solve the problem, Westerners like to go straight to the point. Chinese are not necessarily so; when stomachache, Westerners like to drink cola; Chinese people are accustomed to drinking tea; when they take a bath, Westerners in the morning, Chinese are evening.

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