Excitement Builds as “Chinese Red” Trucks Roll into Harbin for 2025 Asian Winter Games! ❄️🚚
Hey there, sports fans! Have you ever wondered how your favorite ice sports get broadcasted on TV? Well, here’s some exciting news from Harbin, a city in the Chinese mainland known for its icy adventures! 🏔️
The China Media Group (CMG) has sent its second convoy of bright red broadcasting trucks, fondly called “Chinese Red,” all the way from Beijing to Harbin—a journey of 1,300 kilometers! 🚛🌟
These special trucks are packed with ultra-high-definition cameras and equipment that help capture every twirl in figure skating and every swift move in short track speed skating. 🎥⛸️
Five of these cool trucks headed straight to the Heilongjiang Ice Sports Training Center. This center will be buzzing with action during the games, hosting amazing athletes as they skate for gold! 🥇
The other trucks went to the Harbin International Conference, Exhibition, and Sports Center. They’re getting everything ready to bring us the spectacular Opening and Closing Ceremonies! 🎉
But wait, it gets cooler—literally! To keep all the equipment working in the chilly weather, a special “warming shed” was built. It has eight heaters running nonstop to keep the gear cozy and ready to roll. How cool is that? 🔥
During the 2025 Asian Winter Games, starting on February 7, CMG will make sure we don’t miss a single moment of the short track speed skating and figure skating events. So get ready to cheer on your favorite athletes and enjoy the games from the comfort of your home! 🏅📺
Stay tuned for more updates, and let the countdown to the ice extravaganza begin! ⏰❄️
Reference(s):
More CMG broadcasting vehicles arrive in Harbin for Asian Winter Games
cgtn.com
