Biathlon female biathlon athlete Matt Olseb Reseland from Norway has won three gold and one bronze medal at the Winter Olympics, but she is still working hard to make her own history, see the post-match interview with the reporter of the main station.
The 32-year-old has previously won two silver medals at the Winter Olympics, and this Year's Winter Olympics, she won gold medals in the biathlon mixed relay, the women's 7.5 km short distance and the women's 10 km chase, becoming the first participant to win three gold medals at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
Norwegian biathlete Reseland: I love this sport so much that I do my best to train every day. I have been preparing for this Olympic Games for three years, especially in the past year, when I arrived in Beijing, I was ready to do my best, and the results are not bad so far.
On February 16, in the biathlon women's 4×6 km relay, Reseland set off with the last baton, when the Norwegian team was only sixth, and After The Biathlon came on, he chased all the way to overtake, and finally the Norwegian team won the fourth place.
Next, Reseland will attack her fourth gold medal in the biathlon women's 12.5 km collective race on February 18, and she said that the experience of the Beijing Winter Olympics will be unforgettable.
Norwegian biathlet Reseland: I think everything is amazing here, especially the facilities, whether it's the pistes, the range, it's incredible, and I really enjoy the competition here.