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“我们是自豪的东道主。”这是北京东单41路汽车总站前一条用粉笔写成的标语。近日来,风倘徉在北京大街小巷的人们,无不感受到它的真切含意。 3月4日,王府井路口,五环旗下簇拥着一群亚运会的热心者。一位工人模样的人快步来到中国奥运会秘书长魏纪中面前:“我是修霓虹灯的。以后,凡亚运会的霓虹灯出了故障,我随叫随到。”说着,将一张名片递到魏纪中手里。接着,一个机关干部拿着一本刚刚用十元钱买来的亚运会纪念册请魏先生签字,魏纪中欣然提笔,反过来还说:“我得感谢您了。”
“We are a proud host.” This is a pastel-stamped slogan in front of Bus 41, Dongdan, Beijing. In recent days, people in the streets and alleys of Beijing have all felt their true meaning. March 4, Wangfujing intersection, rings under the flag of a group of Asian Games enthusiasts. A worker-like person walked quickly to the front of Wei Jizhong, secretary-general of the Chinese Olympic Games: “I was a neon sign later, when the neon lights of the Asian Games went down, I called on.” To Wei Jizhong hands. Then, an organ cadler holding a copy of the Asian Games Memorial Album bought with just ten yuan has invited Mr. Wei to sign it. Wei Jizhong is pleased to pick up the pen. In turn, he said: “I have to thank you.”