Another Animated Beijing 2022 Video, Though It's Probably A Bit More Exciting Than The Official Promos
It has been just shy of a month since the official mascots of the 2022 Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games, Bing Dwen Dwen and Shuey Rhon Rhon, were introduced to the world. During that announcement, the cuddly characters were shown having a quite magical animated adventure in a winter wonderland revolving around winter sports.
Now, there is another video out showing excitement for the winter games that are heading to China, though this one feels like it's aiming more towards a feeling of exciting awesomeness than cuddly cuteness.
The short comes from Shanghai Animation Film Studios and features characters that are part of their classic lineup, according to a report from Radii China. Like the official mascots of the Olympic and Paralympic games, these characters are on a winter sports adventure to help promote those sports in China.
Though it might help to speak Chinese to follow what the narrator is saying, it really doesn't seem necessary. The video alone is kind of exciting and worth the watch. As a bonus, these characters are part of Chinese animation history. So, for those who are fans, you might see even more than just a promotion for winter sports.
Now, there is another video out showing excitement for the winter games that are heading to China, though this one feels like it's aiming more towards a feeling of exciting awesomeness than cuddly cuteness.
The short comes from Shanghai Animation Film Studios and features characters that are part of their classic lineup, according to a report from Radii China. Like the official mascots of the Olympic and Paralympic games, these characters are on a winter sports adventure to help promote those sports in China.
Though it might help to speak Chinese to follow what the narrator is saying, it really doesn't seem necessary. The video alone is kind of exciting and worth the watch. As a bonus, these characters are part of Chinese animation history. So, for those who are fans, you might see even more than just a promotion for winter sports.
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