Earlier, just as the people of the whole country were celebrating the Lantern Festival, the Chinese Winter Olympic team once again ushered in good news. Su Yiming, a 17-year-old Chinese athlete, added another gold to the Chinese team, winning the championship of the men's big jump in snowboarding, which is also the sixth gold medal won by the Chinese team at the Winter Olympics, and also refreshed the history of the Chinese Winter Olympic team. Qi Guangpu won the seventh gold medal for China in the men's freestyle skiing aerial skills competition, once again expanding the historical achievements of the Chinese Winter Olympics, in fact, 7 gold medals are not necessarily the limit of the Chinese team, and there are several "gold points" worth looking forward to in the later competitions.
On February 18, the pair skating competition will be held, and Sui Wenjing and Han Cong will represent the Chinese team. If you can successfully qualify in this day's competition. Then, the two of them will have a chance to make up for the regrets left by the PyeongChang Winter Olympics. At the time, the duo were only 0.43 points apart and lost the gold medal.
In addition, Gu Ailing will also compete for the final qualification of the freestyle ski U-shaped venue qualification on the 17th. If this game can be won, then Gu Ailing will have a chance to impact the gold medal of the project. In short, in the next few days, the Chinese team may once again refresh history. Being able to bring a prosperous era of ice and snow to the Chinese people at their doorstep is definitely worthy of pride for the athletes of the Chinese Winter Olympics.
Not only that, but with the successful hosting of the Winter Olympics in Beijing, it will also drive interest in winter sports. Especially in the northeast region, where the economy is more difficult, it may be possible to find a new path for the development and transformation of northeast cities with the rise of winter sports. Looking forward to the Winter Olympics to achieve better results, and even more look forward to the Winter Olympics to drive people into more wonderful ice and snow sports, so that China will become a strong country in winter sports.