Core Points - The Seine River swimming ban has been lifted after 100 years, with three swimming areas officially opened to the public, attracting a large number of swimmers [1][2] - A total investment of €1.4 billion has been made by national and local governments for river purification and infrastructure improvements, with half of the funding coming from national finances [1][2] - The project, initially expected to take 25 years, was completed in just 8 years, accelerated by the preparations for the Paris 2024 Olympics [1] - The reopening of the Seine River is seen as a significant achievement in urban governance and infrastructure development in Paris [1] - Plans are underway to add new swimming areas next year to meet the increasing demand for public swimming facilities [1] Additional Points - The three newly opened swimming areas can accommodate between 150 to 700 people and are equipped with warning flags to indicate water quality and flow conditions [2] - The joy of the reopening was short-lived as heavy rainfall led to increased pollution, forcing the immediate closure of the swimming areas [2] - The high cost of the project has sparked controversy among citizens, with some questioning the allocation of funds for a temporary swimming experience [2]

Group 1 - The recent concert by Wang Leehom in Beijing featured nostalgic elements from the 2008 Olympics, highlighting the lasting impact of the Olympic Games on cultural memory and identity [1] - The venues from the Beijing Olympics and Winter Olympics continue to serve diverse functions, showcasing the sustainable development of Olympic heritage [2] - The Olympic mascots, such as "Fuwa" and "Bing Dwen Dwen," have become valuable cultural assets, reflecting the integration of Olympic elements with traditional Chinese culture [2] Group 2 - The Olympic spirit transcends the competition, as evidenced by the ongoing global engagement with the memories of the Beijing Olympics, inspiring dreams and unity [3] - The influence of Olympic heritage is evident in the increased participation in sports among the population, fostering a culture of fitness and self-expression [2] - China's approach to Olympic heritage demonstrates a commitment to cultural confidence and global engagement through sports [2][3]

从冬奥场馆到新奇体验乐园，首钢园积极培育新产业、新场景、新消费，努力成为冬奥遗产和工业遗存 可持续利用新典范，打造更高国际水准的城市复兴新地标，年接待游客超百万人次。 来源：人民网 滑雪大跳 台利用本体空间打造"顽酷心跳塔"项目。 刘杰摄 人民网北京5月27日电 （记者李博）作为"双奥之城"，北京正努力实现奥运遗产全民共享和可持续利用 的新价值。记者从北京市国资委获悉，利用首钢滑雪大跳台本体空间打造的"顽酷心跳塔"项目近日开启 试运营，市民游客可体验21米速降、极速大滑道、攀岩等7个极限及探险体验类项目。 北京冬奥会期间，首钢滑雪大跳台成为中国队"双金福地"与网红打卡地。冬奥会结束后，这里率先向社 会公众开放，举办了国际雪联单板及自由式滑雪大跳台世界杯、北京跑酷公开赛和北京文化论坛文艺晚 会及国产新能源车极限爬坡测试等赛事活动，常态化推动冬奥场馆利用。 继冷却塔变身"篮球公园"之后，首钢集团旗下首钢体育携手上海缘界，创新性利用滑雪大跳台本体独特 空间资源打造"顽酷心跳塔"项目，以极具特色的极限、探险体验为市民游客营造首钢园"体育+"新消费 场景，项目包括"心跳咖啡"、绳降、小蹦极、攀岩、跳台矩阵（魔网）、跳台 ...

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