Having an English Teacher as the Announcer of the 19th Asian Games我的英語老師是杭州亞運(yùn)會播報(bào)員

王可欣

The 19th Asian Games hassuccessfully concluded in Hangzhou，with China topping the gold medaltally. What made me proud was notonly my country， but also my Englishteacher， Mr. Huang， who worked asan English announcer in it.

The role is among his sports presentation team which is of vital importanceto sports competitions. Such teams usually consist of producers， directors，announcers， MCs （ 司儀）， videographer （ 攝像師）， technical directors （ 技術(shù)總監(jiān)）， among others. “My team is responsible for how sport is presented inside the?competition venues through the use of commentary （ 實(shí)況報(bào)道）， music， videos，special lighting， and live entertainment，” he explains. It has recently evolved intothe in-venue execution （ 現(xiàn)場執(zhí)行） of wider games engagement strategy and aseamless （ 無縫的） step within the spectator journey.

His team needs to cooperate with live broadcasts， such as CCTV， whichneeds to coordinate （ 協(xié)調(diào)； 配合） with the team on time. Obviously， its acomplex production that needs multi-department cooperation. “However， itsworth the efforts，” Mr. Huang says with pride. The reason is simple. The energyand reaction of the spectators and audience， who are excited by his sportspresentation team， can have a profound impact on the images that are sent aroundthe world. This altogether showcases the host countrys culture and vibrancy （ 活力） on the field on play.

Mr. Huangs experience and sharing make me more determined to masterthe world language， English， which is the key to unlock access to diverse culturesand facilitate cross-cultural communication. I wish to make my voice heard oninternational platforms in the future， just as he does.