Reporter's Note The "fairy fight" on the freestyle ski jump has achieved a great championship

The freestyle ski women's big jump final on February 8 was so exciting that it was not an exaggeration to say that it was a "fairy fight".

Not only are Gu Ailing's 3 slides very beautiful, but the opponent's performance is also very exciting. In the first round, the previous champion Ofe Ludd hit the turn 1620 degrees and succeeded, which was the highest difficulty she mastered. In the second round, another champion, Greymore, perfectly presented the backward rotation of 1440 degrees, which was also the most lethal "weapon" in her "ammunition depot", and Ludd completed the 1440 degree action again.

In the last round, Gu Ailing jumped into an action that he never jumped, and Ludd and Gray modd did not "instigate", the former even tried the 1800-degree turn that was also difficult in the men's competition, but unfortunately did not succeed. Such a wonderful duel makes Gu Ailing's gold medal full of gold.

In fact, not only the 3 medal-winning athletes, but also the vast majority of the finals tried to impact the highest personal difficulty or even never completed the difficulty. Standing on the stage of the Winter Olympics, the girls were not "restrained".

Freestyle and snowboarding are extreme sports, and the circle values culture and atmosphere. Although technology and hard power are the capital of "breaking through the rivers and lakes", if you only want to beat others and win the ranking, it is difficult to truly appreciate the fun of engaging in this sport. People who play this project are more focused on breaking through themselves and challenging human limits. Everyone is a "comrade-in-arms" who has a common love, and the competition is to get together to exchange skills and encourage each other for the common goal.

At the end of the game, Gu Ailing wept with joy for achieving the breakthrough, and Lede shed tears of regret because of the unsuccessful action. Gu Ailing came forward to comfort her for the first time, and the two friends embraced together. After the game, Gu Ailing said that I stood here not to beat anyone, but to break my boundaries, to do something that had not been done before, and whether the final jump was successful or not, I "won".

And this is the best embodiment of sportsmanship and the Olympic motto.