At the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Chinese men's ice skaters faced the three super enemies of Canada, the United States and Germany, staged many highlight moments, showed the Olympic spirit of tenacious struggle, and won the respect of the world.
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On February 12, China Men's Ice ushered in the second match of the group stage of the Winter Olympics, against the silver medalist Germany of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
In the game, the Chinese team once fell behind by three goals with the goals of Fu Shuai and Wang Taylor to fight back, scoring two goals in the last quarter to maintain the suspense of the game to the last second, showing a high level of competitive ability in the game!
On February 15, in the quarterfinals, the Chinese men's ice team met again with the Canadian team that had played against the group stage. Facing the world's number one super team, in such a life-and-death battle, the Chinese team played an extraordinary momentum in the first quarter.
Just four minutes after the opening, Fu will make a one-handed breakthrough that fouls his opponent on a penalty. Although it has not been stable since then, due to too many fouls by the opponent to score two goals in a row, before the end of the first quarter, the Chinese men's ice team successfully narrowed the point gap with Jian'an's goal. This section of the competition is also one of the most outstanding performances of Chinese men's ice in this Winter Olympic Games!
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In the group stage against Germany, the young striker Fu Shuai scored the team's first goal at the Winter Olympics in the last minute of the second quarter of the game, using a shot in front of the goal, which was also the first goal of the Winter Olympics in the history of the Chinese men's ice team.
In the quarter-finals match against Canada, Chinese center player Jian'an scored two goals in a row in the match with an injury, becoming the only player in the team to score twice in this tournament.
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Chinese men's ice captain Ye Jinguang averaged 23 minutes in four games, making him the player with the most time playing. In the quarter-finals against Canada, Ye Jinguang played 26 minutes in the third quarter, setting the highest single appearance time for the Chinese team in the forward position of this tournament.
Chinese goalkeeper Smith played well against Germany, conceding only one goal on 21 shots against opponents in the second and third quarters, and not conceding a goal for 34 minutes thereafter, creating the possibility for the Chinese team to equal the runners-up of the Winter Olympics.