The Winter Olympics are continuing, with gold medals being decided every day, and many events have already decided on the final medals. The ranking on the medal table is also changing, with the Chinese team temporarily ranking seventh in the standings with 1 gold and 1 silver, and Russia winning a total of 6 medals and ranking second. Next, let's take a look at the specific distribution of medals.
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The best result achieved by the Chinese delegation in the past few Winter Olympics was the Vancouver Winter Olympics, which achieved 5 gold, 2 silver and 4 bronze final rankings 7th in the medal table. The subsequent Winter Olympics in Sochi ranked 12th with 3 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze fields, and Pyeongchang ranked 16th with 1 gold, 6 silver and 2 bronze games. On the first day of the Beijing Winter Olympics, the Chinese delegation won a gold medal.
Sweden is currently leading the way with three gold medals, the gold medal is the freestyle ski men's snow skills race Walter Varberg in the men's snow skills final with the last round of the perfect play, with a high score of 83.23 points to beat the top Canadian star, Pyeongchang Winter Olympic champion Kingsbury, for sweden to win the first Olympic gold medal in the history of the event. Speed skating men's 5000 m Nils van der Poul gold; alpine skiing women's Grand Slalwa Sergeant gold.
The Russian Olympic team ranked second with 2 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals, and they won gold in the figure skating team event and the men's double pursuit event of cross-country skiing. The Netherlands ranked 3rd with 2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze, and the gold medal was won in the speed skating women's 1500 meters and 3000 meters respectively. Norway finished 4th in the medal table with 2 golds and 1 bronze, and they won gold in the biathlon mixed relay and cross-country skiing women's double pursuit. All four delegations have won multiple gold medals.
The 5th-7th place in the medal table is each won 1 gold medal and a silver medal. They are Canada and Japan with 1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze, the Chinese team with 1 gold and 1 silver, and Germany with 1 gold and 1 silver. The Chinese delegation temporarily ranked fifth with a total of 1 gold and 1 silver and 2 gold medals. Veteran Fan Kexin and his teammates Ren Ziwei, Qu Chunyu and Wu Dajing won the first gold medal for the Chinese and Cuban delegations in the short track speed skating 2000 meters mixed relay race, making a good start for the Chinese legion at the Winter Olympics.
Su Yiming, a 17-year-old rising star in the men's slope steeplechase in the snowboarding men's steeplechase, won the silver medal for his outstanding performance in the final, he was the youngest of all the athletes participating in the slope slalom, but he did not have the slightest stage fright, and with his excellent psychological quality and personal strength, he set the best result in the history of the project for the Chinese team. Su Yiming's advantage lies in his jumping ability, and this slope skill event tests the use of props, and the main stage of his performance is really the Beijing Shougang Big Jump. This silver medal can be said to be a bonus.
In the speed skating women's 1500m final, each of the 30 players has only one chance to play, and the sword is determined to win or lose, and whoever spends the least amount of time can win the gold medal. Chinese athlete Han Mei was 11th in 1:56.08, Yin Qi was 15th in 1:57.00, and Ahanar Adak was 17th, missing the medal competition.
The back 9-12 also had gold medals, 1 gold and 1 bronze Australia, Slovenia, Switzerland, 1 gold medal New Zealand. The other delegations that followed received silver and bronze medals.
There are many competitions in many projects next, and it is expected that the Chinese delegation can strive to go to a higher level while exerting its own strength, to impact better results, and strive to win more honors. Come on, Chinese athletes.