On February 15, Beijing time, the winter Olympics snowboarding women's big jump event will decide the gold medal, and China's Jung will play at that time. According to statistics, this is the first time that a Chinese player has participated in the final of the project. Referring to Jung's successful performance in the final of the big jump event in Switzerland at this season's Snowboard World Cup, there is a good chance of hitting the medal. In this regard, the audience has quipped: looking forward to the performance of the mysterious people of the Chinese team!
Jung is a mysterious person because her "sense of presence" is too low. Before October 2021, jung-related news would be barely searchable, and even the official website of the International Snow Federation would not have a photo of her. Even after successfully reaching the final of the big jump event at the End of October last year, Jung, who created the best result of the Chinese team in the history of the project, still did not leave a positive image.
It wasn't until the Calgary World Cup at the end of last year that Jung, who qualified for the Beijing Winter Olympics, left a photo with a helmet and snow goggles. Unable to see Jung's true face of Lushan, she became the most mysterious Chinese player in the mouths of Chinese audiences. As the Beijing Winter Olympics approached, the organizing committee updated Jung's photographs in the information system. Once it was reported, the audience finally got a glimpse of fang.
At the previously completed SnowboardIng Women's Steeplechase Qualification Tournament at the Beijing Winter Olympics, the audience finally saw the "living" Jung. Unfortunately, the 19-year-old did not play well, and there were serious fall errors in both rounds. In the end, Jung, who finished 25th, missed the final. Rao is so, her fighting spirit of never giving up on the field still infects many people.
With the start of the Women's Big Jumping Qualification Tournament, Jung is out again. Where you fall, you get up. After falling in the first round of qualifying, Jung did both the second and third rounds well with the set technical moves. In the end, she qualified for the finals in 12th place.
Considering that Jung reached the final of the big jump event of the Snowboard World Cup in Switzerland last October, it is still quite strong. If you play well in the following finals, you will hopefully hit the medals. Of course, even if it fails to enter the top three, as long as Jung can successfully complete the game, it can still create a new record for the Chinese team in the winter Olympics in this project. After all, this is the first time that a Chinese athlete has reached the final of the women's big jump event on snowboarding. I look forward to Jung, the most mysterious player of the Chinese team, to have a good performance!