【Modern Olympic Spirit: Participation is more important than winning】There are 5 athletes in our district competing in the Beijing Winter Olympics. The women's steel frame snowmobile competition of the Beijing Winter Olympics will be held on the morning of February 11

【Modern Olympic Spirit: Participation is more important than winning】There are 5 athletes in our district competing in the Beijing Winter Olympics. In the beijing winter olympics steel frame snowmobile women's competition held on the morning of February 11, Zhao Dan, an athlete in our region, played together with teammate Li Yuxi, Zhao Dan ranked fourth, Li Yuxi ranked tenth, and both successfully advanced, which is also the debut of Chinese women athletes in the winter Olympic steel frame snowmobile event.

On the afternoon of February 11, athletes From Inner Mongolia Chu Yuanmeng and Ding Yuhuan once again took to the field for the biathlon women's 7.5 km event. In the end, Chu Yuanmeng won the 61st place and Ding Yuhuan won the 76th place.

In the women's 5,000m final of the Winter Olympics on the evening of February 10, Han Mei, an athlete from our region, played well, skating 7:08.37 to create a new personal best and finish 11th.

In the men's single bobsleigh event of the Winter Olympics held on the evening of February 5, Fan Duoyao, the captain of the Chinese bobsleigh team from Yakeshi City, Inner Mongolia, played as the only Chinese player in the men's first round of the competition, and finally finished 24th.

Up to now, the 5 athletes in our district are still competing, although they have not won a medal, but they have shown their style on the field of the Winter Olympic Games and achieved their best results.

Fan Duoyao, 25, Han Mei, 24, Chu Yuanmeng, 22, Zhao Dan, 20, and Ding Yuhuan, 18, ,... These post-00s and post-90s youngsters participated in the Beijing Winter Olympics and achieved their own breakthroughs. Their growth story is an inspirational story of individuals, and it is also a vivid footnote to the rapid popularization, healthy development and future of ice and snow sports in the mainland.

Because of love, there is light in the road ahead; because of hard work, there is no obstacle. The post-00s and post-90s youngsters will go to the Olympic Games, not only to truly love ice and snow sports from the heart, but also to "fight with themselves" and "compete" with themselves on the ice rink and on the snow field. No one can succeed casually, and the "fierceness" of the ice and snow generals' struggle is the premise of success and the embodiment of the spirit of the times.

The hard work of the young players urges people to forge ahead, and the veterans in the Winter Olympic Games cross the obstacles of age and break through the limits of their bodies, which is even more shining.

In the women's U-shaped field skill final of snowboarding held on the 10th, China's "Four Dynasties Elders" Cai Xuetong and Liu Jiayu won the fourth and eighth places respectively. Liu Jiayu said that "although the result has regrets, but enjoy the process, come to Japan for a long time", let people empathize.

German speed skater Claudia Pechtstein, who has experienced eight Winter Olympics, will be 50 years old in just over ten days. Despite being the last to skate across the finish line in the race, she happily said: "I was smiling and sliding across the finish line, I achieved my goal".

On the road to chasing dreams, regardless of age, keep loving, and be full of spirit. Wang Yan, a special commentator of Inner Mongolia And taiwan and a professor at Inner Mongolia University of Finance and Economics, believes that the athletes on the Winter Olympic field practice the modern Olympic spirit of "focusing on participation" with their wonderful performances.

Wang Yan: In the history of the modern Olympic movement, there was a slogan of "always striving for the first, always surpassing others", today, it is far from enough to advocate "faster, higher, stronger", we must promote a more humane and more united Olympic spirit, summed up in one sentence: "Participation is more important than winning". At this Winter Olympics, we saw China's Cai Xuetong and Liu Jianning, the two "four dynasties elders" of the Winter Olympics, and also saw the German speed skater Claudia Peschstein, who had eight Winter Olympic games experience, who did not win medals but together with all athletes interpreted the true meaning of the Olympic spirit with fighting spirit and indomitability, and gained inner happiness and joy in sports competitions. Whether it is the charisma and will of the veterans who try their best, or the passion of young athletes who dream of having fun, they all burst out with a strong appeal. Some veterans may end at this Winter Olympics, their fighting posture on the field will always be stored in people's hearts, and the Olympic spirit will burst out of more powerful forces in the inheritance, which is the best interpretation of the spirit of never giving up.

Reporter: Red leaves