Zhangjiakou, February 7 (Reporter Chen Lin Wang Yu) At 12 noon on the 7th, the final of the men's slope steeplechase at the Beijing Winter Olympics snowboarding was played on time at the Genting Ski Park. Su Yiming, who was the last to appear, continued his previous magical performance and finally won the silver medal with 88.70 points, setting another historical record for mainland players in this event.
Su Yiming in the game.
In the final, Su Yiming made the first 1800 difficult action in the Olympic arena. Previously, when looking forward to today's final performance, he said that he would choose higher difficulty in the final, impact higher scores, and strive to win glory for the country.
On the 6th, Su Yiming ushered in his debut in the Winter Olympic Games. In the first round of the qualifying round, he scored a high score of 86.8 with a set of smooth gliding and the top-of-the-field jumping difficulty, beating the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic champion Redmond Gerrard, and marcus Clevelland and Mark McMorris, ranked second and third in the world, ranking first.
As the first Chinese male athlete to participate in snowboard slope obstacle course and the first Chinese athlete to stand in the final of the event, Su Yiming is making history every step of the way.
Painting: Huang Lei