When Xu Mingfu, a player from the Chinese alpine skiing team, crossed the finish line in the men's downhill competition, China's alpine skiing made a historic breakthrough: the Chinese team finished the alpine skiing event for the first time at the Winter Olympics; when Jin Boyang, a chinese figure skater, completed the figure skating men's singles free skating competition, he also achieved self-breakthrough: he refreshed the highest score of the individual season of free skating... At the Beijing Winter Olympics, the breakthroughs achieved by the athletes of the Chinese team showed the spirit of hard work and let people see the great progress of China's ice and snow sports.
There are many meanings of breakthroughs. Picking gold and silver and breaking records is a breakthrough; climbing on the field and competing on the same stage with a master is also a breakthrough; defeating the self and surpassing the self is also a breakthrough. Every breakthrough of athletes on the field is a concrete practice of the Olympic spirit and a vivid interpretation of the character of self-improvement, which will inspire more people to forge ahead, achieve new breakthroughs, and help ice and snow sports to develop forward.
Every time we move forward, it is a great progress; every breakthrough is condensed with countless sweats. Fan Duoyao, the first Chinese bobsleigh team player to embark on the Winter Olympics and successfully complete the competition, has now skated out of "her own first" after years of hard training; Cai Xuetong, a player of the Chinese snowboarding U-shaped track team, "trains very frequently and will practice many sets a day" when preparing for the Beijing Winter Olympics, and finally refreshed her highest ranking in the Winter Olympics. Their story proves once again that every effort should be affirmed, and every breakthrough is worth applauding. Fighting, not only in the field, but also outside the field.
Author: Shi Ling
Source: People's Daily