On February 15, in the men's big jump final of snowboarding at the Beijing Winter Olympics, China's Su Yiming won the championship with 182.50 points, becoming the youngest champion in the history of the Winter Olympics.
The picture shows Su Yiming winning the gold medal in the final of the men's big jump on snowboarding. Guangming Daily reporter Guo Hongsong / photo
In the previous snowboarding men's slope obstacle course competition, Su Yiming won a silver medal. This time, the two "loud" also attracted reuters, Bloomberg, the British Broadcasting Corporation, the Washington Post and other foreign media have reported.
Reuters used the expression at the beginning of the article: "17-year-old Su Yiming surprised the opponent and the audience in the snowboard men's big jump final", saying that after he won the first gold, he also saw that his dream did not stop there.
The Washington Post said in the article that the 17-year-old Chinese teenager will become one of the best skiers to date, and people have seen more possibilities of snowboarding in this race.
The article reads: "Two 1800 difficulty moves gave him a huge lead, so much so that the other players opted for safer skill moves, hoping to finish second or third." Su Yiming said in an interview after the game: "He originally tried the 1980 difficulty action, which will rotate five and a half times in the air, and has never appeared in the game before." ”
Canada's Max Parrote, the bronze medalist in the event, praised Su in an interview with The Washington Post: "This is definitely the heaviest snowboard final we have ever seen. Over the past 15 years, everyone has said that snowboarding has reached its highest level. However, it absolutely does not. Amazing skiers like Su Yiming still have a long way to go, and he will take the sport to new heights. ”
The picture shows Su Yiming in the men's big jumping competition on snowboarding. Guangming Daily reporter Guo Hongsong / photo
It is worth mentioning that Parot is the idol of Su Yiming, who is the champion of the men's slope steeplechase competition in snowboarding at the Winter Olympics. In an interview with Bloomberg, Parrott said: "Because of me, he has been trying to move forward. Now, he will also keep me motivated and try to move forward."
Source: Guangming Network