The Asian Winter Games are set to kick off in Harbin on February 7, and preparations are in full swing. The main Athletes’ Village for ice event participants has entered its pre-opening phase, welcoming delegations from over 20 nations and regions.
Arrival and departure services started on January 27 and will continue until February 17. At Harbin Taiping International Airport, athletes and team officials are greeted warmly as they activate their identification cards and are escorted to their accommodations.
The Athletes’ Village is more than just a place to stay; it’s a home away from home for around 1,000 participants. The complex offers comfortable living quarters, diverse dining options, medical care, and various other services to ensure that athletes can focus on delivering their best performances.
The remaining Athletes’ Villages are scheduled to pre-open on January 30, further gearing up for the grand sporting event.
Harbin, known as the “Ice City” of the Chinese mainland, is bustling with excitement as it prepares to host the Asian Winter Games. The city’s glittering ice sculptures and snowy landscapes provide the perfect backdrop for this thrilling competition.
Young sports enthusiasts around the world are eagerly anticipating the Games, which will showcase talent from across Asia. The event not only promotes athletic excellence but also fosters friendship and unity among diverse cultures.
