The first time the Chinese delegation participated in the Winter Olympic Games was at the XIII Winter Olympics in 1980.
It was the Winter Olympics in Lake Placid, USA. The Chinese delegation sent a total of 28 male and female athletes to participate in 18 individual competitions such as skating, skiing, and modern biathlon.
This is the beginning of China's participation in the Winter Olympics and a milestone event in the development of China's ice and snow projects.
China's first Olympic medal was at the 16th Winter Olympics in Albertville, France.
At the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, the Chinese team won a total of 3 silver medals, ranking 15th in the medal table.
This is also the first time that China has won a medal since it first participated in the Winter Olympic Games in 1980, although it has not yet won a gold medal, but such a result is worth celebrating.
The first gold medal of the Chinese team came from the 19th Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, USA, where Chinese short-track speed skater Yang Yang became the first Chinese athlete to win a gold medal at the Winter Olympics, setting a milestone in the history of the Chinese Winter Olympics.
The 21st Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada, is the most brilliant competition in the history of The Winter Olympics in China, where China not only created its highest record in the medal table in the history of the Winter Olympics, but also gave birth to athletes of the phenomenal level such as Wang Meng.
The 21st Vancouver, Canada Winter Olympics is the most brilliant competition in the history of the Winter Olympics in China, where China has continuously created the highest ranking in the medal table in the history of the Winter Olympics, and has also produced athletes of the phenomenal level such as Wang Meng.
She won three gold medals at the single Winter Olympics, which came from short track speed skating in the 500m, 1000m and relay.
In addition, Wang Meng also broke the world record in that winter Olympics, becoming the first player in China to win three gold medals in a single Winter Olympics.
Such achievements, I am afraid that in the next long period of time, it is difficult to achieve surpassing the catch-up with the goal.
At the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, the Chinese delegation won a total of one gold, six silver and two bronze, ranking only 16th in the gold medal list, but it is worth mentioning that Wu Dajing won the first Winter Olympic gold medal in the Chinese men's short track.
As of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, the Chinese delegation has won a total of 13 gold, 28 silver and 23 bronze medals, with a total of 64 medals.
The performance of the Chinese delegation in the Winter Olympics can be described as becoming more and more stable, and the future of China's ice and snow industry is also very bright.
I hope that we can take advantage of the opportunity of the Beijing Winter Olympics to vigorously promote ice and snow sports, and hope that more Chinese people can fall in love with ice and snow sports.