Recently, as the footsteps of the Winter Paralympic Games are getting closer and closer, CCTV's "People in the Olympic Year" column interviewed Yue Qingshuang, who is currently the coach of the Chinese wheelchair curling team, as the main 2nd base of the Chinese curling women's team, the curling goddess who has "gamed" with the opponent on the ice for 20 years has once again entered people's vision.
Everyone remembers that at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, with the power of winning the curling world championship, the Chinese women's curling team was only formed for a few years, and the four girls won a precious bronze medal with heroic posture and bravery. And fair skin, with a pair of big eyes and a pair of dimples Yue Qingshuang, the field is calm and calm, in the eyes of many ice fans she is somewhat like the singer Jolin Tsai, so the nickname of "Jolin Tsai on Ice" has always been accompanied by this curling goddess. (The copyright of this text belongs to "Owen Says Sports", not published by the account with the same name, all of which are plagiarism and plagiarism)
After gradually fading out of the women's pot team, Yue Qingshuang first returned to Hal Ice Sports Academy for further study, combining his practical experience with scientific theory, and then became the head coach of the Chinese wheelchair ice hockey team. In front of the camera, she also specifically mentioned a node that was particularly important for herself and the female pot of the year - she failed to stand on the highest podium of the Olympic Games. This is somewhat regrettable, so I chose to continue to contribute to the cause of curling in China, but also to realize a dream of my own.
From day to night, 5 hours, Yue Qingshuang began to practice day after day with the team members, she not only became the person who knew the team members best, but also ate and lived with them off the field, both as a master and as a friend. Such efforts were not in vain, and the Chinese team made history at the Pyeongchang Winter Paralympic Games, winning the team championship in one fell swoop.
After stepping off the podium, Yue Qingshuang and her team members have become defending champions, and in the fiercely competitive Olympic arena, it is obvious that they need to pay more to continue to realize their dreams at home. In June 2019, the Chinese wheelchair curling team officially began to prepare for the Beijing Winter Paralympic Games, and Yue Qingshuang once again moved his "home" to the training ground. (The copyright of this text belongs to "Owen Says Sports", not published by the account with the same name, all of which are plagiarism and plagiarism)
When it comes to home, perhaps many people do not know that compared to Wang Bingyu, Liu Yin and other teammates, Yue Qingshuang was the last to enter the marriage hall, when she left the curling team in 2017, the outside world did not know that she was going to get married, and even later thought that the goddess was still single. Yue Qingshuang explained: In fact, it was at that time that he met his own "Prince Charming", and then there was a cute child - Walnut.
Now the 2-year-old son is in his hometown in Harbin, and Yue Qingshuang is far from more gatherings, especially after starting to prepare for the Beijing cycle, the curling goddess left home when her son was 8 months old. The opponents knew every opponent very well and carefully studied each opponent in exchange, and when Yue Qingshuang came home and was ready to pick up the walnuts that were running in front of him, the child ran from his mother to his father, who was holding a mobile phone and preparing to record the touching moments of mother and son hugging.
When Yue Qingshuang talked about this matter in the face of the interview, his eyes were instantly red. Still, she needs to put her heart and soul into her career and the curling team as a whole. Here, I also wish this curling goddess to continue to bloom beautifully on the ice, and the Chinese wheelchair curling team can defend its title at the doorstep! (The copyright of this text belongs to "Owen Says Sports", not published by the account with the same name, all of which are plagiarism and plagiarism)