Weizi village, Beijing

The most concerned this year is the novel coronavirus epidemic. It is also because of the novel coronavirus epidemic that the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games cannot be held as scheduled. Today, we will review the 2008 Olympic Games. After so many years, the Beijing Olympic Village built by China spent 3.3 billion yuan to live for foreign athletes free of charge. What is it like now? Let's take a look today.

As we all know, China won the opportunity to host the Olympic Games in 2008, which changed the views and attitudes of many countries towards China. At that time, the government also attached great importance to this matter. In order to entertain these foreign guests well, it also spent 3.3 billion yuan to build the Olympic Village for athletes to live for free.

The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games left a deep impression on people, not only the Bird's Nest, the Water Cube, but also the 66-hectare Olympic Village, all of which showed China's great country demeanor. The Olympic Village is specially built to accommodate athletes from other countries who are competing in China. The Olympic Village provides many conveniences such as large canteens, entertainment places and shopping places, and more and more houses are designed with athletes' height and weight in mind.

There are 42 residential buildings in the Olympic Village, which can accommodate17 million people and provide the best tourism services for Olympic athletes. You have shown the world a different China, and the people of China are very proud of it.

But with the passage of time, the Olympic Village was idle for a long time, but it didn't, so it was demolished and sold again as a commercial house. And because its location is close to the Bird's Nest and the gymnasium, the traffic is very convenient, so many people are scrambling to buy it. What do you think of this? Welcome to express your views and opinions below.