Who are the characters in our Winter Olympics?

Our Winter Olympics figures include the Monkey King, Nezha, Black Cat Sheriff, Huluwa, Tu Tu with big ears, Xiong Da, Xiong Er, Logger Vick, September and Ao Lie.

The film Our Winter Olympics tells the story of unity, dream, courage and struggle between many animated characters from China and the mascot of the Winter Olympics and the mascot of the Winter Paralympics, Xue Rongrong. It is divided into four chapters: Snow Rose, Winter Vacation in September, the story of Qimxy, the tigress, and the ice borrower of Fat Great Sage.

In the movie, the audience can see the Monkey King in Make a scene in Heaven, Hu Tutu in Big Ear Tu Tu, Logger Vick Jr. and Xiong Er Xiong Da in Bear Paradise, September and Ao Lie in Cruel, and the little tigress and old man in puppet animation.

In the story, Logger Vick envied high-platform skiing, Huluwa formed an ice hockey team, Nezha and Ao Bing performed double skating, and in September, she threw curling with Prince Wang Long. Tigress is worried about skating, Cher is mindless and unhappy, and Tu Tu has become the Depth Charge to publicize the Beijing Winter Olympics and promote ice and snow sports.

If the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games conveyed a burning passion, the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games coincided with the traditional Spring Festival in China, adding an atmosphere of reunion, which coincided with the world theme of human destiny, unity and glory.

In the film, friends from the ice mound and the land of melting snow and ice overcame difficulties and made contributions to the Winter Olympics in the way they could, showing the world audience the pattern and responsibility of an ancient civilization.

At present, the world is experiencing a once-in-a-century great change. The more changes, the more need to stabilize people's hearts and boost confidence. Whether in the Olympic Games or in life, human beings should go all out and work together. This film takes this as its theme, which is a rich development of the values of the Olympic movement.