silver medal! 17-year-old Su Yiming slipped out of a new record

After completing the first 1800-degree action of the whole field, Su Yiming raised his hands to meet the shouts of the audience. In the finish area, 17-year-old Su Yiming was lying excitedly on the snow, holding her head in both hands and shouting passionately. After a short wait, the big screen on the scene scored a high score of 88.70 points, and the audience once again erupted in enthusiastic cheers... On the 7th, the final of the men's slope steeplechase at the Beijing Winter Olympics was opened in The Genting Ski Park in Zhangjiakou Division. With the second jump, the youngest su Yiming won a silver medal at his first Winter Olympics, and also set the best record in the history of the Chinese team in the event. Canada's Max Parrott won the title with a high score of 90.96 in the second jump.

Ranking first in the qualifiers, Su Yiming's performance in the final on the 7th is highly anticipated. In the first jump of the final, Su Yiming scored 78.38 points, ranking fourth. In the face of the opponent's strength, Su Yiming directly upgraded the difficulty in the second jump. After the game, he said the action combination had never been shown in a slope sculpting competition before. For some netizens' doubts about the referee's score, Su Yiming also generously responded that he did not pay special attention to the score of each referee, "I am very happy to get this score."

After winning the silver medal, Su Yiming quickly put on the national flag and showed it to the audience. As a 17-year-old teenager, Su Yiming was fearless and showed off her first Trip to the Winter Olympics. "Without my motherland, I wouldn't have been able to get today's results." He also thanked the audience again for their support and said that this was his motivation, "Whether in the departure area or the arrival area, the audience always gave me the warmest cheers and encouragement." In the face of the next big jumping platform project, Su Yiming said that he will continue to work hard.