Because of the newly built stadium of the Olympic Games, it will be meaningless if the Olympics are

In fact, there are not a few new ones in the Olympics, most of them are used in universities, and they will be used in universities anyway, and it will benefit college students if they are reinstalled, and it is only a matter of time before they spend this money to repair these venues.

Like the Bird's Nest, a concert or something in the future, like the National Games, the Universiade and the like will always be used.

The Water Cube, having broken so many records, is already famous, and it is okay to bid for a diving World Championships or something in the future.

Besides, the Bird's Nest, as a symbol of the unity of the whole people to win glory for the country, even if nothing is done, it is also a spiritual encouragement to the people.

The Water Cube is a show of the patriotic sincerity of our compatriots, the significance has long been beyond itself, and the Water Cube was designed at the beginning of the thought of the future use, which has enough conditions to build a water park, for the public leisure and entertainment, will never become a waste.

It's not right for you to say that, the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube have witnessed the development of China, and they are the two major buildings that best represent China. Remember China's earliest participation in the Olympic Games? It was on foot, and foreign countries laughed at China as the sick man of East Asia, and now, it is conceivable how much significance it means to China to host the Olympics on its own territory, which is the wish of several generations, and now it has been done.

What kind of mood is the Chinese people, China is strong and prosperous, and they can no longer hear the sick man of East Asia. WE SHOULD BE PROUD ...

How can it be. It is usually available.

It can be used when holding large-scale competitions.

How could it not be pointless.

A few days ago, the state said that it would build some restaurants and cafes around the Bird's Nest and the Water Cube and make it a tourist and leisure area, and the Water Cube will be smaller and open to the public, and there will be a lot of venues open to the public, and finally, the venues can also host competitions, for example, the tennis center in the Olympic Park, the tennis venue for the Olympic Games, and the China Tennis will be held here from 2009.

1. Some venues are open to the public (some venues have public areas).

2. It can hold other domestic events or host foreign events (the world's sports competitions are not only good or bad.)

3. What I said upstairs is right, if you have a concert or something, there is still a lot of profit.

You can have a concert or something, and there are Paralympics after the Olympics.

The National Stadium (Bird's Nest) is located in the south of the central area of the Beijing Olympic Park and is the main stadium of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. The total area of the project is 21 hectares, and the audience seats are about 91,000. The opening and closing ceremonies of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as the finals of athletics and football competitions were held.

After the Olympic Games, it has become a large-scale professional place for Beijing citizens to participate in sports activities and enjoy sports entertainment, and has become a landmark sports building and Olympic legacy.

As the main venue for the 2008 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the National Stadium (also known as the "Bird's Nest") will host the opening and closing ceremonies of the Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games, athletics and football. The intertwined stadium façade and the geometric building base are integrated into one, like a "tree and tree roots" forming a massive architectural weave. The overall design of the National Stadium is novel and radical, the appearance is like a nest of life, more like a cradle, and it has become a landmark building of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games and has attracted the attention of the world.

The National Stadium is used to host major international, regional and domestic events, as well as non-traditional sports events, providing an opportunity for sports fans to experience fresh sports culture. In addition to sporting events, other large-scale events such as theatrical performances, non-commercial events, and private events will also be held at the National Stadium. The National Stadium will create its own cultural and humanistic atmosphere, and make the National Stadium the best large-scale sports event and performance venue in the country by attracting the best domestic and international sports activities and performing arts institutions, excellent services and advanced management technology, and the National Stadium will become a new window for the rest of the world to see China.

Extended Materials. The National Stadium is located in the first place of the Olympic Park complex, with a slight elevation. It's like a giant container.

The undulating and undulating base softens the volume of the container and gives it a dramatic curved appearance. Converge into a grid – like a bird's nest woven from tree branches. While meeting all the functional and technical requirements of the Olympic stadium, the design was not dominated by the similarly overly technical long-span structures and digital screens.

The stadium's spatial effects are new and radical, yet simple and quaint, creating a unique and unprecedented landmark for the 2008 Olympic Games.

The Bird's Nest was designed by 2001 Pritzker Prize winners Herzog de Meuron in collaboration with Chinese architects. Many people who have seen the design model of the "Bird's Nest" describe it as a warm bird's nest woven from a steel mesh with a capacity of 100,000 people, which is used to nurture and care for life.

Be. The construction of the Bird's Nest was to successfully host the 2008 Olympic Games, and the construction of Tongyin began on December 24, 2003 and was completed on June 28, 2008. The Olympic Bird's Nest is the design scheme of the National Stadium, which was produced by global design bidding and jointly designed by Chinese and foreign parties.

The Olympic Torch Square is located on the northeast side of the Bird's Nest base, close to the warm-up field, covering an area of 1,060 square meters.

During the Beijing Olympic Games, the National Stadium (i.e., the Bird's Nest) served as the main venue, hosting the opening and closing ceremonies, the Qingzhen track and field events and the football finals.

The Bird's Nest seating area is rotary, the space structure is scientific and concise, the building and structure are complete and unified, and the design is novel, which is a unique building in China.

Be. The construction of the Bird's Nest was started on December 24, 2003 and inaugurated on June 28, 2008 in order to successfully host the 2008 Olympic Games. The Olympic Bird's Nest is the design scheme of the National Stadium, which was produced by global design bidding and jointly designed by Chinese and foreign parties.

The Olympic Torch Square is located on the northeast side of the Bird's Nest Kivu Chongza, close to the warm-up field, covering an area of 1,060 square meters, and the torch tower stands in the square.

During the Beijing Olympic Games, the National Stadium (i.e., the Bird's Nest) served as the main venue, hosting the opening and closing ceremonies, track and field events, and football finals.

The Bird's Nest seating area is rotary, the space structure is scientific and concise, the building and the stove structure are complete and unified, the design is novel, and it is a unique building in China.

The main stadium of the Olympic Games is the most important venue of the Olympic Games, often referred to as the Olympic Stadium, where the opening ceremony, closing ceremony, track and field competitions and some foot imitation dust ball competitions are generally held.

Yanqing competition area: 2 competition venues, 2 non-competition venues.

Competition venues: National Alpine Skiing Centre (including Alpine Skiing Speed and Alpine Skiing Technical Venues) (Alpine skiing), National Bobsleigh Centre (bobsleigh, skeleton, bobsleigh). A total of 21 gold medals were awarded.

Non-competition venues: Yanqing Winter (Remnant) Pai Da Naao Village, Yanqing Award Square.

Beijing Division: 6 competition venues and 3 non-competition venues.

Competition venues: National Indoor Stadium Spring Code (men's ice hockey), National Aquatics Center (Water Cube) (curling), Capital Gymnasium (short track speed skating, figure skating), Wukesong Gymnasium (women's ice hockey), National Speed Skating Hall (speed skiing), Shougang Ski Big Air (freestyle skiing, snowboarding). A total of 37 gold medals were awarded.

Non-competition venues: National Stadium (Bird's Nest) (opening and closing ceremonies of the Winter Olympics), Beijing Winter (Paralympic) Olympic Village, Beijing Awards Plaza.

Summary. The Bird's Nest is a national stadium, not a gymnasium. His naming is related to its design.

What is the significance of the Bird's Nest at the Olympic Games.

The Bird's Nest is a national stadium, not a gymnasium. His naming is related to its design.

The appearance of the National Stadium is purely structural, and the façade and structure are identical. The various structural elements support each other and converge into a grid, like a bird's nest woven from tree branches, so it is figuratively called a "bird's nest".

In April 2014, the China Top 10 Contemporary Architecture Review Committee selected 20 buildings from more than 1,000 landmark buildings in China, based on four indicators: age, scale, artistry and influence. The result was a top 10 contemporary architecture. The National Stadium is one of the shortlisted buildings in the preliminary evaluation. Thanks a lot.

The stadiums of the Beijing Olympic Games include: main venues, expansion venues, temporary venues, and venues outside Beijing.

Major venues. 1. National Stadium (Bird's Nest).

The main venue of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games is also commonly known as the "Bird's Nest" because of its unique shape. The stadium has 100,000 seats during the Olympic Games and hosts the opening and closing ceremonies of the Games, as well as athletics and football.

2. National Fuqiru Swimming Center (Water Cube).

Located in the Beijing Olympic Park, it is one of the landmark buildings of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Host swimming competitions.

3. National Stadium (folding fan).

It is one of the three main venues of the Beijing Olympic Games. The National Indoor Stadium is mainly responsible for competitive gymnastics, trampoline and handball competitions during the Olympic Games.

4. Beijing Shooting Hall.

Located on the side of the West Fifth Ring Road in Beijing, with a total land area of about hectares and a construction area of more than 10,000 square meters (including temporary stands), including the qualification hall and the final hall, it is one of the main competition venues newly built for the Beijing Olympic Games. It mainly undertakes shooting sports.

5. Wukesong Gymnasium: Located at the northeast corner of Wukesong Bridge in the West Fourth Ring Road, adjacent to Wukesong Station of Metro Line 1, with a construction area of 10,000 square meters, it is divided into competition floor (the floor where the venue is located), the first floor, the box floor and the third floor, which can accommodate 18,000 spectators. It is the venue for the basketball events of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, and so on.