On February 12, after losing against the United States, the Chinese men's ice hockey team ushered in the second game of the group stage of the Beijing Winter Olympics, and finally lost to the Pyeongchang Winter Olympic runner-up and the world's fifth-ranked German team by a score of 2-3.
It is worth mentioning that the Chinese men's ice team chased 2 goals in a row after falling behind 0-3, and Fu Shuai scored the first goal in the history of the Winter Olympics for the team.
The third match of Chinese men's ice will be played against Canada, who currently has a record of 1 win and 1 loss, at 21:10 on February 13, and we look forward to a better performance of Chinese men's ice!
National Stadium hockey competition venue
The format of men's ice hockey is relatively complex. The 12 teams were divided into 3 groups, each group of 4 teams played a single round robin, and the 3 groups first and the best group 2 totaled 4 teams directly advanced to the top 8. The other 8 teams decided the remaining 4 places in the round of 8 through the knockout rounds. The round of 8 starts with a single-game knockout.
Men's Hockey Group at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
Beijing Sport University 5G high-tech video sports integration innovative application State Administration of Radio and Television Laboratory fully relying on the ice hockey project broadcast experience, the use of 3D rendering motion analysis production tools, under the guidance of the former national women's ice hockey training team head coach Qi Xueting, the 2021 ice hockey world championships in the German team, Canada team technology and tactics for visual dismantling, and strive to provide event audiences, athletes, coaches, media staff with a clear and intuitive, multi-angle, multi-dimensional ice hockey tactical analysis.
This is the first time that Chinese men's ice skating has participated in the Winter Olympic Games, and it strives to play in the face of traditional ice hockey teams and achieve satisfactory results.
Source: The official website of the Beijing Winter Olympic Organizing Committee and the official website of the International Ice Federation
Video: Beijing Sport University
Text: Wang Wenjun
Editor: Hu Hongyu (Intern)
Proofreader: Wang Qianmei