In the semi-finals of the beijing winter olympics speed skating women's group departure that ended on the afternoon of February 19, Beijing time, a rather frightening scene occurred. South Korea's female speed skater Park Ji-il, after accidentally falling down during the slide, confiscated her foot, and the ice knife under her foot actually directly hit the foreign player behind her.
Fortunately, the costumes for speed skating are all "black technology" plus body, and the foreign players who were scratched by Park Ji-ei's ice knife were not injured. But the sharp ice knife scraped over the body, and indeed made the audience in front of the TV set can't help but sweat.
Born on October 27, 1998, Park Ji-mi participated in the women's speed skating 1,000 meters and women's speed skating collective starting event of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. Affected by the fall, Park Ji-mi only ranked second to the bottom of the group and did not enter the final.
After the game, many netizens also criticized Park Ji-mi for not putting away his ice knife: "Other players came to the competition for the gold medal, and the Korean players came to die!" "Park Ji-il This is Huang Dae-hyun possessed?" "Are there some countries where players never subconsciously put away their ice blades when they fall?" "It's the black hand again, it's really hard to move!" "Luckily, our players are far away!" ”
In the previous short track speed skating men's 500m semifinals, South Korea's Huang Daxian did not retract his knife after falling in the semifinals, and the raised ice knife almost scraped the face of China's Wu Dajing. Fortunately, Wu Dajing subconsciously avoided the injury. However, because of this small episode, Wu Dajing, who reduced his speed, eventually missed the final, regrettably failing to defend the 500-meter championship of the Winter Olympics.