In addition to Gu Ailing, we also have the "Master's Day Group" and athletes from these two world-famous universities.
Gu Ailing, the "top stream in the world", has become the national favorite of the new era, and the young her appearance or super high emotional intelligence and IQ have made people deeply impressed.
When we gradually became familiar with this radiant girl, we knew that in addition to her extremely high ski talent, there was also the identity of the "xueba" of the world's top academic institution - Stanford University, and when we admired and admired it, we found that in addition to Gu Ailing, there were Chinese athletes in this Winter Olympics who also had a beautiful and strong "xueba" personality.
01. Short track speed skating "Master's Day Group", one person to make up the homework before the game
At the Winter Olympics, the Chinese short track speed skating team won the first gold medal for China, and the 2000-meter mixed relay race for the gold medal can be described as thrilling in both the preliminary round and the final, and finally won the championship under the efforts of the team members.
A total of 10 male and female players represented the Chinese team this time, of which 7 graduated or studied at Beijing Sport University, 6 of whom have postgraduate degrees, and some netizens praised that "I am embarrassed to be an athlete without taking a graduate school."
Among the several people who took the podium, Fan Kexin, a student of beijing Sport University's 2015 graduate champion class, was one of them, Wu Dajing was a 2016 class, Qu Chunyu was a 2020 student, and Zhang Yuting and Ren Ziwei were both students of the 2021 class.
These athletes who win glory for the country on the field usually not only have to actively train, but also have to assess comprehensive academic knowledge such as theory and teaching, and the theories they have learned are no less than those of professional liberal arts and sciences.
Before winning the championship, Ren Ziwei was once on the hot list because of the news that "overnight to make up homework, the teacher worried about affecting his rest and removing the group chat".
Ren Ziwei work group
In the screenshot of the group chat, Ren Ziwei wrote: "Sorry! Class representative students, last week busy with the competition all the homework submission late, yesterday only to know the existence of our class group, only to add in. "If the homework can still be submitted, please help me submit it to the teacher, it has been sent to your mailbox, it really can't be done, trouble you, thank you."
Ren Ziwei wearing glasses
After Ren Ziwei wrote the above words in the group, many students "patted" Ren Ziwei. After that, in order to avoid affecting Ren Ziwei's rest, the lecturer personally removed him from the group chat. After winning the gold, Ren Ziwei said that "handing in homework" was actually a matter of January before, and he did not even look at WeChat much at present.
It can be seen that our athletes are extremely serious in terms of professional skills and academic cognition, and it is no wonder that they can calmly deal with various sudden crises on the field and defeat powerful opponents.
02. Female ice hockey player from Princeton University
This year, the Chinese women's ice hockey team with fresh blood also shined on the stage of the Winter Olympics, and the ice hockey team goalkeeper Zhou Jiaying turned the danger for the Chinese team again and again in the penalty shoot-out battle with the Japanese team.
And Zhou Jiaying, who has made many achievements in this arena, also has an unusual life history.
Born in 1995, Zhou Jiaying grew up in Canada, the "kingdom of ice hockey", and her mother is from China.
In 2012, Zhou Jiaying completed the middle school credits in advance and jumped to Princeton University, an Ivy League school, majoring in finance.
While at the university, she represented the varsity team in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) tournament, attending 111 games and averaging 0.92 saves per game. She won the World Championship for the Canadian national team.
To this day, she remains the holder of the Princeton Women's Hockey Team, including goals conceded per game, number of wins, and save percentages.
After graduating from college, she graduated from the finance department of the top university, and instead of working directly in the ice hockey business she loved, she went to Wall Street to become a fund analyst.
In 2018, after working for two years, Zhou Jiaying found himself desperately hoping that he could return to the ice hockey rink he loved. At this time, the professionalization of women's ice hockey also gave her the opportunity, which is how Zhou Jiaying returned to the field and joined the Shenzhen Kunlun Hongxing Ice Hockey Club, and then joined the Chinese nationality to fight for the country like Gu Ailing.
03. Captain of the men's ice hockey team from Boston University
Compared with North American countries, men's ice hockey has not been a strong point in China's ice and snow sports, but it is also because of the opportunity of the Winter Olympics, ice hockey will open a new world, for which the country has spent efforts to recruit a group of ice hockey talents.
One of them is Ye Jinguang, 36, the captain of the Chinese men's ice hockey team, a fourth-generation Chinese immigrant in North America.
Like Zhou Jiaying, Ye Jinguang was also born in Vancouver, Canada, and has taken ice hockey as his hobby since he was a child.
In 2004, Ye was drafted by the Colorado Avalanches of the North American Hockey League (NHL) to become a professional hockey player.
Subsequently, he was admitted to Boston University to study crime scene investigation and become an "investigator" in the "crime scene investigation" major.
Isn't this the proper "FBI" after graduation, and it sounds very wow.
As the main player of the Boston University ice hockey team, Ye Jinguang on the field was elected as the "Best Rookie in the East Side" in the first season. In his senior year, he won the American University League championship with the team.
After graduation, Ye Jinguang gave up his professional job and concentrated on entering the league (NHL) as a full-time player.
In five seasons, he completed 174 games and scored 56 points, becoming the best Chinese male player in the history of professional hockey in the world.
From 17 to 18 years, he and Zhou Jiaying successively entered the Kunlun Hongxing Ice Hockey Club and joined the Chinese nationality, so that the lineup of the Chinese ice hockey team grew again.
For more than four years, Ye Jinguang scored more than 100 points in KHL, becoming the first attacker in the history of Kunlun Hongxing and the first professional league "100 point king" in the history of Chinese ice hockey.
Although the Chinese men's ice hockey team still has a long way to go on the world stage, with the addition of players like Ye Jinguang, the Chinese men's ice hockey team will definitely achieve better results in the future, and we will wait and see.
It seems that the sports industry in the new era needs a strong brain to support like other fields, we Chinese athletes are constantly improving their overall quality, constantly tempering their own strength, in the Winter Olympics such a world event, constantly with a higher level to refresh China's results, so that the people of the world to see the strength of the Chinese people, praise them! Kudos to Chinese!
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