On February 18, Beijing time, the Beijing Winter Olympics freestyle ski women's U-shaped venue skills final began to compete, Gu Ailing, Li Fanghui and Zhang Kexin passed the previous qualification test and entered the final competition. In the end, Gu Ailing won the gold medal in his absolute advantage in his strengths, and won the second gold medal of his winter Olympics.
In the first round of the competition, Gu Ailing played very eye-catching, she scored a high score of 93.25 points, ranking first among all the players. Li Fanghui also had a good performance in the first round of the competition, scoring 81.75 points, ranking 5th after the first round. Zhang Kexin also successfully completed the first round, ranking 7th with 78.75 points.
In the second round, Gu Ailing increased her difficulty and also completed the game perfectly, this round her score increased to 95.25 points, continuing to rank first among all the players. Li Fanghui's score in the second round of the competition improved to 86.50 points, still ranking fifth. Zhang Kexin made a mistake in the second round, only scored 25.75 points, still ranking 7th.
In the third round of the competition, Li Fanghui made a mistake and only scored 16.75 points, ranking 5th with the highest result in the second round. Zhang Kexin appeared in the 8th round, this round Zhang Kexin wanted to improve her difficulty, but after the departure, she landed on the ground and fell down, this round she only scored 3.25 points. Zhang Kexin was injured after the fall, and the medical staff got up again and slid across the finish line after emergency treatment, and the audience responded with warm applause.
Gu Ailing made her last appearance in the third round of the competition, and due to the huge advantage of the previous two rounds, she had already locked in a gold medal in advance before she came out. Gu Ailing won 2 gold medals and 1 silver medal at the Winter Olympics, which is the eighth gold medal won by the Chinese delegation at the Winter Olympic Games, continuing to create a single Winter Olympic gold medal and medal record.