On 30^th of December, Fang Li, the secretary of the leading party members’ group of the BJAST, visited the “Shared Beijing” of Beijing Winter Olympic Village for investigation. “Shared Beijing” is an important platform for the display of the "Science and Technology Winter Olympics" results. It concentrates a series of innovative technologies developed by the Science and Technology Winter Olympics, especially embodies the technological innovations in infrastructure, green environmental protection, smart services, broadcast services, artificial intelligence, etc. .

“Shared Beijing” is one of the achievements of the project based on the completion of the "Technology Olympics Interactive Development and Achievement Integrated Evaluation Technology Research" project of the national key research and development plan "Science and Technology Winter Olympics" undertaken by BJAST. The project team completed the selection of the exhibition project, condensing the exhibition concept, the preparation of the exhibition plan, and the exhibition planning and design. The related work passed the expert review organized by the Technical Department of the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee. The exhibition is divided into three sections, containing 16 scientific and technological achievements. During the game, the “Shared Beijing” will become an important platform for athletes from all over the world to understand the progress of my country's technological Winter Olympics.

Fang Li pointed out that successfully hosting the Beijing Winter Olympics and the Winter Paralympics is a major event for the party and the country. It is a key task deployed by the Municipal Party Committee in 2022. It is necessary to give full play to the advantages of the Municipal Research Institute and consciously serve the Winter Olympics and put forward opinions on the sustainable use of the “Shared Beijing” Exhibition Project after the Beijing Winter Olympics (Winter Paralympics).

During the Winter Olympic Village investigation, Fang Li also conducted field investigations in the athlete model room and the Chinese medicine exhibition area.