The Winter Olympics are approaching, and veterans from all over the world are out of the mountains again

As the Beijing Winter Olympics approach, as the world's largest ice and snow event, athletes from all over the world will gather together. Among them, there are many veterans participating in the competition, and their performances are not to be missed.

First up is Erin Worcester, the 35-year-old with 11 Olympic medals, including five gold medals. At the Olympic Games she will compete in the 1000m, 1500m and team pursuits. If she wins at the Beijing Winter Olympics, she will be the only summer or winter Olympic athlete to win five individual gold medals.

The second is Claudia Peschstein, the oldest player in the Winter Olympics and the first female to participate in eight Winter Olympics. As a five-time Olympic champion, he qualified for the women's group race in speed skating.

The third is Ariana Fontana, who has won the most medals for Italy as the most medallist in the women's short track speed skater. If she can be seen on the track this year, she will set a new record. The 31-year-old has played 16 seasons and is preparing for the Olympics.

Fourth is Martin Ducurs, the 37-year-old Latvian who has won the Fissle International Bobsleigh and Steel Bobshoe Federation World Cup eight times and has won 50 times on the Tour, and he is also a five-time World Champion and a nine-time European Champion. Ducurs is known to other players as "Superman," but his quest for Olympic medals continues.

The fifth Xu Mengtao is one of the highest performers in the freestyle ski aerial skills event. Last December, the 31-year-old Chinese won the freestyle skiing aerial skills competition in Finland, winning her 26th freestyle skiing World Cup. Despite her outstanding performance, she has not yet won the Gold Medal at the Winter Olympics and has experienced three Winter Olympic exercises, which is her fourth time to compete.

There are many veterans in this Winter Olympic Games, and many young players are also appearing. Players of both generations will collide with fierce sparks on the field.