Quite a few Olympic related "big shots" are busy in their leisure activities. They are in the streets and lanes of Beijing City, making clothes, buying small toys and shopping with their wives.

If you are not careful, the person standing beside you may be the "big star".

In Sanlitun, Beijing, the daughter and niece of Roger, the president of the International Olympic Committee, set up more than 50 pieces of clothes, many of them Chinese cheongsam.

These adults from all over the world affirmed the "Chinese flavor" again with their feet, and China's traditional commodities once again showed the world's charm to the world.

The cheongsam with Chinese flavor once again proves that the nation is the world.

The Olympic Games provided a stage for Beijing to "sell" itself. It was not that who was playing the leading role, but the Chinese culture that emanated "Chinese flavor" took the lead.

Politicians from all over the world are wandering along the streets of Beijing because they are interested in "Chinese flavour" in the streets.

Beijing's streets and alleys are "big shots". It also shows that China has little communication with the world. "Big men" are curious and attractive.

The Olympic Games has come, this is a good platform for communication with the world. Our enterprises can not give up such an opportunity to show themselves. Clothing enterprises should not be dazzled by "Korean wave" or "daily stream". Instead of blindly following the wind, they should dig out their own culture, find a meeting point between traditional culture and modern fashion, highlight the elegance and elegance of Chinese dress and the broad and profound Chinese civilization, and show different "Chinese style".

Interest in Chinese Qipao, attracted by Chinese culture, and consciously becoming a Chinese propagandist requires constant efforts from the Chinese people.

Wearing cheongsam and watching the Olympic Games is the fashion of foreign friends. We can not turn a blind eye to this fashion concept.

Knowing China, starting from Qipao, and promoting China, we still have a lot of things to do.