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Praise for the young athletes who dare to chase their dreams and dare to fight! blessing!
- The mountain is not high, and the immortals are singing
Yesterday, it was the 18th birthday of Su Yiming, China's youngest Winter Olympic champion. At this Winter Olympics, he won a gold and a silver and realized his dream. He said the best birthday gift was "my parents brought me into the world, and they grew up in the direction I loved and fully supported me."
- The water is not deep, and if there is a dragon, it is lingering
Yesterday, after winning a gold and a silver, 18-year-old Gu Ailing ushered in her main event - the final of the freestyle ski women's U-shaped track skill competition.
In the competition, she locked in the championship with two rounds, and ended the Beijing Winter Olympics with two gold and one silver.
For the future, she said that it is full of uncertainty, "I always want to do what I like, I don't want to be labeled, I am a skier now, but tomorrow I can do something else, I am still a model, I still have to go to college, when the time comes." 」 ”
Gu Ailing is still struggling with another uncertainty, "Stanford is the second year to choose a major, I still have time to experience different courses, but I now like physics, but also especially like writing, the two seem to be very different." 」 I don't know what to choose for my future major. ”
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- Si is the Burrow, but Wu Dexin
Yesterday, 20-year-old Zhang Kexin fell in the third round of the freestyle ski women's U-shaped track skills final, challenging the difficult 1080 movement mistakes and falling down, and finally ranked seventh with a score of 78.75 points in the first round. At the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics four years ago, Zhang Kexin finished ninth. Four years later, although she had regrets at the Beijing Winter Olympics, she successfully surpassed herself.
Highlights for today
Sui Wenjing / Han Cong figure skating competes for gold, Chongqing's Wang Qiang ushers in the "final battle"
On February 19, the Beijing Winter Olympics will produce eight gold medals in 7 events, namely: freestyle skiing 1 gold, alpine skiing 1 gold, cross-country skiing 1 gold, curling 1 gold, speed skating 2 gold, figure skating 1 gold, snowmobiling 1 gold. Among them, the gold medal attribution of figure skating has attracted much attention, and Sui Wenjing/Han Cong will launch an attack on the gold medal. At the same time, Chongqing cross-country skier Wang Qiang will also usher in his final event at the Beijing Winter Olympics , the men's 50 km collective departure (free technology) competition.
Sui Wenjing/Han Cong figure skating competition for gold
The figure skating pair skating competition will end today, and Sui Wenjing/Han Cong will strive to reach the top podium at their doorstep.
At the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, Sui Wenjing and Han Cong only passed the pair skating gold medal by 0.43 points, and in the following three years, the pair has not been defeated, which can be called the "first combination" of today's pair skating. After winning the World Championships, the Four Continents Championship and the Finals, Sui Wenjing/Han Cong are missing only one Olympic gold medal.
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In addition, speed skating will produce two gold medals for men and women. The men's team of the Chinese speed skating team is led by Ning Zhongyan and Wang Haotian, and the women's team is led by Li Qishi and Guo Dan, and the Chinese team is expected to compete for medals in these two events.
At the same time, Huai Mingming/Wang Xuan, Ying Qing/Du Jiani will participate in the snowmobile women's doubles competition, and the Chinese team is expected to achieve good results. The four-person snowmobile event, led by Sun Kaizhi and Li Chunjian, will compete for the first and second rounds, and the Chinese team is looking forward to a breakthrough.
Xu Mingfu, Zhang Yangming, Kong Fanying and Ni Yue will appear in the alpine skiing for mixed team competitions, which is the first time that Chinese players have participated in the small event of the Winter Olympics.
Wang Qiang continued to strive for a breakthrough
Today, Chongqing athlete Wang Qiang will participate in the cross-country skiing men's 50 km collective departure (free technology), which is also his last event at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
At the Beijing Winter Olympics, Wang Qiang participated in a total of 4 cross-country skiing competitions, namely men's individual sprint (free technology), men's 4X10 km relay, men's team sprint (traditional technology) and men's 50 km collective departure (free technology).
Wang Qiang CFP
In the personal sprint competition, Wang Qiang became the only Chinese athlete to reach the quarterfinals, and although he was later found guilty of fouling and did not qualify for the semi-finals, his fifth-place finish in the qualification tournament was enough for him to prove himself, and he also created his best winter Olympic record in this event.
In the men's 4X10 km relay, Wang Qiang teamed up with three teammates Shang Jincai, Liu Rongsheng and Chen Degen to finish 13th. This is the second time that the Chinese team has participated in the event since participating in the Winter Olympics in 1980. Previously, at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, the Chinese team ranked 15th in the project.
In the men's team sprint competition, Wang Qiang partnered With Shang Jincai, he finally finished 11th. Although the two missed the final by a slight margin, the 11th place result has surpassed the Chinese team's previous best result in the Winter Olympics event - 19th place, achieving a breakthrough.
In the 50 km collective departure (free technology) event, the best result of the Chinese team was qu Donghai at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, and Wang Qiang's result at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics was 55th.
Upstream journalist Bao Jing
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