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Date: 2016-07-22 19:33
In this rainy season, first say a major event in the snow circle
GOSKI went skiing for 33 million yuan in round A financing
Skiing project start-up company GOSKI went skiing and announced that it had obtained a round of financing of RMB 33 million. The project leader came from Xindong Jinding and sports media, followed by Bole, playing capital and Yuying Capital. GOSKI products are entered from Xueyue Social and provide snow tickets, ski routes, online video tutorials, training camps, and precision forecasting of snow fields. In the snow season of the 14th/15th, GOSKI held successive events and themed events such as World Venetian Day, Domicile Mountain Rotation Obstacle Race and Wanda Changbai Mountain Season End Carnival, accumulating some resources for the accumulation of competition IP. GOSKI will conduct business exploration on the content + community + e-commerce model.
Heavy rain can't stop China's first outdoor adventure cartoon "Unstoppable" officially released
The National Outdoor Safety Education Program is a large-scale public welfare activity launched by the China Mountaineering Association and directed by the National Sports General Administration. The aim is to target the continuous warming of outdoor sports, the frequent occurrence of outdoor safety accidents, and the promotion of scientific, safe and environmentally friendly outdoor sports concepts to the public, popularizing outdoor safety knowledge, and promoting the healthy and sustainable development of outdoor sports.
On July 20th, China's first mountaineering outdoor theme cartoon “Unstoppable†produced by the China Mountaineering Association held a premiere ceremony at the National Mountain Training Base in Huairou, Beijing. The film was produced by Beijing Hangke Culture Media Co., Ltd. and produced by Beijing Aosoke Sporting Goods Co., Ltd. It was created based on the national outdoor safety education plan for China National Large-scale Public Welfare Project. A total of 10 episodes of the first quarter of the film will be broadcast nationwide by TV, Internet, and new media at the end of 2016.
The first domestic mountaineering outdoor cartoon produced by 3D technology, "Unstoppable," is based on the basic outdoor enthusiasts in urban white-collar workers. It tells the group of people from ignorance to maturity, finds professional outdoor training organizations, and follows professional coaches. The process of scientific knowledge and skills to deal with and resolve outdoor risks is arduous and fun.
Several senior executives of outdoor companies change the news:
Black Yak Appoints New International Market Leader
South Korea's outdoor brand Black Yak International has recently had a new head, Brian Jung will take over the overseas market from the company's founder son, international company CEO Jun Suk, and Jun Suk Kang will still provide strategic advice.
Prior to serving as the new CEO of Black Yak Overseas, Jung was responsible for Gore's business in Korea, and earlier held a senior position at the Columbia Korea branch.
Sympatex also replaced the new leader
The CEO position of Sympatex Technologies, a German manufacturer of functional fabrics, has also been selected, and Dr. Rdiger Fox will replace Michael Kamm as the CEO and chairman of the company. Earlier, Michael Kamm, who was in charge of Sympatex since 2010, broke up with the company.
Finally this news is a bit saddening Ski Championship Shooting Movie Short film unfortunately avalanche died
Professional skier Matilda Rapaport died in Chile when he shot a short video for Ubisoft's new game, "Steep."
Matilda Rapaport, 30, travelled Monday (July 14) to an avalanche in the Andes near Chile’s capital, Santiago, where she eventually died.
Matilda Rapaport won the world famous Scandinavia Mountain Ski Championship in 2011 and won the Verbier ski race in 2013.
According to the police, Rappaport was participating in the filming. When she rolled over a canyon, an avalanche stretching over a kilometer suddenly hit him and buried it. Search and rescue personnel arrived at the scene of the accident by helicopter and searched for Rappaport at the first time. However, it was too late to make another recovery. After the hospital was sent to the hospital, it was not successful.
Ubisoft’s official statement expressed regret. We deeply deplore the death of Matilda Rapaportd, an outstanding Swedish free-skier. In a short film shot in Chile, he suffered an avalanche. Despite medical treatment, her life could not be saved.
Matilda's courage, passion and passion for sharing the sport she loves with the world is an incentive for other athletes and us all. This tragedy touched us profoundly. We will pray for her husband and family for this difficult time.
"Steep" is Ubisoft's new game announced at this year's E3 conference. In this game, players can perform various extreme sports such as skiing, parachuting, gliding and so on, and experience different life in the game.
Date: 2016-07-22 19:33
In this rainy season, first say a major event in the snow circle
GOSKI went skiing for 33 million yuan in round A financing
Skiing project start-up company GOSKI went skiing and announced that it had obtained a round of financing of RMB 33 million. The project leader came from Xindong Jinding and sports media, followed by Bole, playing capital and Yuying Capital. GOSKI products are entered from Xueyue Social and provide snow tickets, ski routes, online video tutorials, training camps, and precision forecasting of snow fields. In the snow season of the 14th/15th, GOSKI held successive events and themed events such as World Venetian Day, Domicile Mountain Rotation Obstacle Race and Wanda Changbai Mountain Season End Carnival, accumulating some resources for the accumulation of competition IP. GOSKI will conduct business exploration on the content + community + e-commerce model.
Heavy rain can't stop China's first outdoor adventure cartoon "Unstoppable" officially released
The National Outdoor Safety Education Program is a large-scale public welfare activity launched by the China Mountaineering Association and directed by the National Sports General Administration. The aim is to target the continuous warming of outdoor sports, the frequent occurrence of outdoor safety accidents, and the promotion of scientific, safe and environmentally friendly outdoor sports concepts to the public, popularizing outdoor safety knowledge, and promoting the healthy and sustainable development of outdoor sports.
On July 20th, China's first mountaineering outdoor theme cartoon “Unstoppable†produced by the China Mountaineering Association held a premiere ceremony at the National Mountain Training Base in Huairou, Beijing. The film was produced by Beijing Hangke Culture Media Co., Ltd. and produced by Beijing Aosoke Sporting Goods Co., Ltd. It was created based on the national outdoor safety education plan for China National Large-scale Public Welfare Project. A total of 10 episodes of the first quarter of the film will be broadcast nationwide by TV, Internet, and new media at the end of 2016.
The first domestic mountaineering outdoor cartoon produced by 3D technology, "Unstoppable," is based on the basic outdoor enthusiasts in urban white-collar workers. It tells the group of people from ignorance to maturity, finds professional outdoor training organizations, and follows professional coaches. The process of scientific knowledge and skills to deal with and resolve outdoor risks is arduous and fun.
Several senior executives of outdoor companies change the news:
Black Yak Appoints New International Market Leader
South Korea's outdoor brand Black Yak International has recently had a new head, Brian Jung will take over the overseas market from the company's founder son, international company CEO Jun Suk, and Jun Suk Kang will still provide strategic advice.
Prior to serving as the new CEO of Black Yak Overseas, Jung was responsible for Gore's business in Korea, and earlier held a senior position at the Columbia Korea branch.
Sympatex also replaced the new leader
The CEO position of Sympatex Technologies, a German manufacturer of functional fabrics, has also been selected, and Dr. Rdiger Fox will replace Michael Kamm as the CEO and chairman of the company. Earlier, Michael Kamm, who was in charge of Sympatex since 2010, broke up with the company.
Finally this news is a bit saddening Ski Championship Shooting Movie Short film unfortunately avalanche died
Professional skier Matilda Rapaport died in Chile when he shot a short video for Ubisoft's new game, "Steep."
Matilda Rapaport, 30, travelled Monday (July 14) to an avalanche in the Andes near Chile’s capital, Santiago, where she eventually died.
Matilda Rapaport won the world famous Scandinavia Mountain Ski Championship in 2011 and won the Verbier ski race in 2013.
According to the police, Rappaport was participating in the filming. When she rolled over a canyon, an avalanche stretching over a kilometer suddenly hit him and buried it. Search and rescue personnel arrived at the scene of the accident by helicopter and searched for Rappaport at the first time. However, it was too late to make another recovery. After the hospital was sent to the hospital, it was not successful.
Ubisoft’s official statement expressed regret. We deeply deplore the death of Matilda Rapaportd, an outstanding Swedish free-skier. In a short film shot in Chile, he suffered an avalanche. Despite medical treatment, her life could not be saved.
Matilda's courage, passion and passion for sharing the sport she loves with the world is an incentive for other athletes and us all. This tragedy touched us profoundly. We will pray for her husband and family for this difficult time.
"Steep" is Ubisoft's new game announced at this year's E3 conference. In this game, players can perform various extreme sports such as skiing, parachuting, gliding and so on, and experience different life in the game.
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