On February 17, Beijing time, the Women's Skills Qualification Tournament for the Winter Olympics Freestyle Skiing U-Shaped Venue was held as scheduled, and the much-watched Chinese athlete Gu Ailing competed in the dominant event. Gu Ailing has already won a gold and a silver result in the two competitions that have been concluded before, and today's U-shaped venue skills are her main sport, and she is very hopeful to win another gold medal. After the first jump, she scored 93.75 points and temporarily ranked first, when she made a flying kiss gesture in front of the camera.
Gu Ailing has always been known for her lively and cheerful personality, and she has been funny and cute in front of tv broadcast cameras many times in the previous competition, which is also a direct embodiment of her good mentality. In previous competitions, she had also had times of high pressure, but her relaxed mind helped her solve the problems one by one. This mentality is one of the reasons why she frequently performs at the top in the arena.
For Gu Ailing, U-shaped venue skills are her best project, she won all the championships in this event at the 2021 World Cup, and the first jump of 93.75 points is also a direct reflection of her strong strength. In the first jump, Gu Ailing was the only player to score more than 90, and if she won another gold medal, her final result at this Winter Olympics would reach a staggering two gold and one silver.
After the second round of the game, Gu Ailing continued his strong performance and scored an incredible 95.50 points! After this round, Gu Ailing steadily entered the final. This is her last event at the Winter Olympics, and after this competition, I believe that many people will personally participate in the sport under her influence, and her contribution is not just a few medals.
In addition to being strong in professional projects, this treasure-like girl has not fallen behind in her studies. She has now been accepted to Stanford University with her explosive test scores and will be enrolled this fall. If nothing else, she will go to college to finish her studies after the Winter Olympics. A genius like her should be "someone else's child" in the eyes of parents from an early age.
On February 18, Gu Ailing stormed the 8th gold of the Chinese team. At present, China is behind the United States by 1 gold, and if it wins, it will chase the United States! In addition, Sui Wenjing and Han Mingtian will also play, and I wish the Chinese players good luck!