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The Chinese team "Five Golden Flowers" won the bronze medal in the short track speed skating women's 3000m relay

(Beijing Winter Olympics) The Chinese team "Five Golden Flowers" won the bronze medal in the women's 3000m relay of short track speed skating

Beijing, February 13 (China News Service) -- At 4:03:863, the Chinese women's short track speed skating team won the bronze medal in the women's 3,000-meter relay at the Beijing Winter Olympics on the evening of the 13th with this result. At the souvenir awarding ceremony, Fan Kexin, Qu Chunyu, Zhang Yuting, Zhang Chutong and Han Yutong, five Chinese girls, jumped on the podium together.

The Chinese team "Five Golden Flowers" won the bronze medal in the short track speed skating women's 3000m relay

On February 13, the Chinese team players presented the souvenir ceremony. On the same day, the women's 3000-meter relay final of the short track speed skating event of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics was held at the Capital Gymnasium. The Chinese team won the bronze medal. Photo by Mao Jianjun, reporter of China News Service

'The game is over, we're already great, we're all in. Zhang Yuting said.

Fan Kexin said that the charm of the short track speed skating project is that it is changing rapidly, and the 5 team members have rushed and fought from the moment they stood in the ice rink, and everyone has played their best level.

This is the second time that China's "Golden Flower" has reached the podium of the winter Olympics in the winter olympics after a gap of 12 years. The women's 3,000m relay was once regarded as one of the dominant events of the Chinese team, and chinese women won the championship at the Vancouver Winter Olympics. But from Sochi to Pyeongchang, the Chinese team was convicted of fouls and cancelled in the final stage.

The Chinese team "Five Golden Flowers" won the bronze medal in the short track speed skating women's 3000m relay

On February 13, the beijing winter olympics short track speed skating women's 3000 meters relay final was held. The Chinese team, composed of Fan Kexin, Zhang Yuting, Zhang Chutong and Qu Chunyu, skated 4:03.863 in the final to win a bronze medal. The picture shows the scene of the competition.

Four years ago, Fan Kexin and Qu Chunyu experienced the second scene in Pyeongchang that crossed the line but was found guilty of a foul. Four years later, they teamed up with their young teammates and then attacked the podium.

In the final, the same group of strong players, including the South Korean team, which aims to achieve the "triple crown" of the Winter Olympic Games, the current world record and Olympic record holders, the Netherlands, and the Canadian team, which was also found to be fouled in Pyeongchang and now intends to "snow shame".

After firing the gun, the Dutch team, led by Suzanne Shultin, led the way. Although the Chinese team once grabbed the leading position, it was quickly overtaken by the Dutch girl.

The Chinese team "Five Golden Flowers" won the bronze medal in the short track speed skating women's 3000m relay

On February 13, the beijing winter olympics short track speed skating women's 3000 meters relay final was held. The Chinese team, composed of Fan Kexin, Zhang Yuting, Zhang Chutong and Qu Chunyu, skated 4:03.863 in the final to win a bronze medal. The picture shows Fan Kexin kissing the ice surface after the game. Image source: ICphoto

Two days ago, Schulting just broke the world record in the women's 1,000m short track speed skating at the Capital Gymnasium. In this relay race, she led the team to slide a good time of 4 minutes 03 seconds 409, setting a new Olympic record.

Schulting said after the race that when she crossed the finish line she realized they were Olympic champions and "I'm so proud of these girls, they've done an amazing thing."

At the souvenir ceremony, all the dutch team members also had a special move - sending flying kisses to the sky to commemorate former teammate Ruiwen, who died of a sudden illness in 2020. "We're sad that she wasn't here today." Schulting said, but she believes Ruiwen will be proud of the team.

The silver medal-winning South Korean team finished at 4:03.627. (End)

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