Chase the Olympic dream together! At the Winter Olympics, these brothers and sisters came together

Live bar February 13 news As the saying goes, "Fight the tiger brothers, fight the father and son soldiers." "In life, people often mobilize their whole families to participate in ice and snow sports, and the Beijing Winter Olympics is no exception. In the Winter Olympics, many players are family members, they are both teammates and opponents, chasing the Olympic dream together and inheriting the Olympic spirit.

According to Kyodo News Agency, 10 of the 124 athletes in the Japanese Winter Olympics delegation are brothers and sisters. Among them, the highest gold content is 29-year-old Takagi Caina and 27-year-old sister Takagi Mifan, both sisters are speed skaters, and the Beijing Winter Olympics is the third time the sisters have joined hands, after they both won gold at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. In the final of the beijing winter olympics speed skating women's 1500 meters on the 7th, her sister Takagi Mifan lost to her old rival Dutchman Worcester again, and her sister Gao Mucai, who ranked 8th, witnessed the whole process and hugged her for the first time after the game.

In the men's U-shaped field final on snowboarding held on the morning of the 11th, three of the 12 players were Japanese players with the surname Hirano, and everyone jokingly called them the "Hirano Three Brothers". But in fact, the winning Hirano Bumon and the 9th-ranked 19-year-old Hirano Yuki are brothers, while the 12th-ranked Japanese player Hirano Ryuka just happens to have the same surname as them. In the heart of his younger brother Hai Zhu, his brother Bu Meng is his idol and target. Before the Beijing Winter Olympics, Bu Meng won two winter Olympic runners-up, in Zhangjiakou's Genting Ski Park, brothers competed in the same field, and brothers realized their dreams to win the championship, which is a good story.

Also in the snowboard U-shaped field, in the women's event final that ended on the 10th, Japanese sisters Hana Tomita Seta and Ryuki Tomita played well, with Nai Se winning the bronze medal and Ryushi ranking fifth. Although they are sisters, the two do not give in to each other in the game, and give each other the greatest respect as opponents.

The world's sixth-ranked Japanese women's ice hockey team is rich in sister flowers, and there are 4 pairs of sisters in this 23-man team. Among them, the two sisters of Bed Yayak and Bed Qin Liuke are very special, the two sisters play completely different positions, have different technical styles, and even the dominant hand is also diametrically opposite. The sister bed Yaya is a defender and is accustomed to using her right hand, and the younger sister bed Qin Liu is a forward and accustomed to her left hand.

This image, from the freestyle ski women's snow skill final on the 6th, canada's Chloe Dufour-La pointe on the left is comforting her sister Giustina Dufour-La Pointe who made a mistake in the race. In this game, the younger sister Giustina stopped in the first round of the final, and the sister was ninth in the second round, and had no chance to compete for the medal. Although the game was lost, the encouragement and warmth of the family in the face of adversity also explained the meaning of competitive sports and the Olympic spirit.

(Beijing Daily)