In recent days, athletes from all over the world have worked the beijing Winter Olympic Games. Yang Bo, a teacher at Baoji Vocational and Technical College, as the only referee from Shaanxi University at the Winter Olympic Games, exerted his professional level and served the competition wholeheartedly.
The freestyle ski slope obstacle course is known as the "extreme sport" of snow. Contestants push the limits by displaying a variety of gorgeous and exciting moves such as jumps, flips, and turns. Yang Bo undertook the refereeing work for this project in the Zhangjiakou area of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games. On February 7, Su Yiming twice completed the difficult action of turning 1800 degrees in front foot in the final of men's slope steeplechase skills on snowboarding, winning a silver medal, creating the best result in the history of the Chinese team in the Winter Olympics in this event. As a referee, Yang Bo witnessed this exciting moment on the spot.
Yang Bo said that the site of the slope obstacle course of this Winter Olympics adopts the "Snow Great Wall" track, which integrates unique Great Wall elements and is full of "Chinese style". The project is highly ornamental and extremely difficult, Su Yiming has won glory for the country at a young age, and he is proud to be a part of the Beijing Winter Olympics.
At the Beijing Winter Olympics, players from all over the world worked the field, embraced and encouraged each other, allowing Yang Bo to deeply appreciate the powerful charm of ice and snow sports and the true connotation of the Olympic spirit. Yang Bo said that becoming the referee of the Beijing Winter Olympics is also fulfilling his ice and snow dream, and he will continue to serve every game. After returning to Baoji, he will share what he saw and heard at the Beijing Winter Olympics with the teachers, students, relatives and friends of the college, so that more people can understand and love ice and snow sports, boost the development of ice and snow sports in Baoji, and contribute to the realization of the goal of "300 million people participating in ice and snow sports" in the mainland.
【Source: Broadcasting Baoji】
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