CCTV network news: "Grass and trees are hairy, and spring mountains can be expected." In this season of recovery, Beijing, the world's first "double Olympic city", has dedicated a "simple, safe and wonderful" Olympic event for the world. Athletes from all over the world took the lead in the Winter Olympics, breaking 2 world records and 17 Winter Olympic records. Among them are young generals who are just starting out, veterans who have repeatedly gone out on the battlefield, and there are also distant mobilizations who have participated in the competition with injuries or even died of serious illnesses and have just recovered from a serious illness... For them, going out is victory, and they all have ambitions and dreams.
Will be "Ling" top "Yi" to see the mountains small
At the Beijing Winter Olympics, China made a breakthrough in snow sports, and also amazed the world with the strength of China's "post-00s" new generation of young players. In the final of the freestyle ski women's big jump, 19-year-old Chinese player Gu Ailing won the first gold in the snow event of the Beijing Winter Olympics for the Chinese team with the world's most difficult move.
The front has "will be the top", and the back has "a blockbuster". Su Yiming, China's youngest Winter Olympic champion, presented himself to his 18-year-old with a gold medal in the men's big jump and a silver medal in slope obstacle courses, and also set a new record for Chinese snowboarding. Veneer champion, since then has a Chinese face.
West: Six gold medals at five Winter Olympics Fighting for dreams
Teenagers have aspirations, and the future can be expected. For the Winter Olympic veterans, to achieve their dreams means constantly surpassing themselves. The five-dynasty patriarch of the Winter Olympics and the Dutch speed skater Irene West overpowered the generals to defend the gold medal in the women's 1500 meters of speed skating with a strong performance that broke the Olympic record. It was the sixth Olympic gold medal of her career and a record for winning gold at five Winter Olympics. In addition, she helped the Dutch team win the bronze medal in the women's team pursuit.
With 6 gold medals and 13 medals, Vester became the athlete who won the most medals in speed skating in the history of the Winter Olympics. She said: "I hope more people believe that age is not an issue, as long as you have the ambition to win the championship, you can definitely do it!" ”
Spitery: Loves bean buns and more about challenging yourself
At the Winter Olympics, Maltese athlete Janice Spitery had an inspirational life after eating a bean bag after a snowboard U-pool competition. Janice was only first introduced to snowboarding at the age of 18, and in order to become a professional athlete, she ate and lived in an unair-conditioned motorhome and used the money she saved for training. After 9 years of hard work, she became the first snowboarder in Malta's history to participate in the Winter Olympics. At the Winter Olympics, she finished her first Winter Olympics tour with 25.25 points in 21st place in the veneer U-pool qualification tournament, but she said she had achieved her Olympic dream. She will continue to compete in ski racing in the future, hoping to convey more Olympic spirit through her experience.
Abdi: From the desert to the snowy mountains The journey has just begun
In the Olympic arena, in addition to fighting for their dreams, there are also athletes who carry the "ice and snow dream" of a country and region. Faik Abdi, 24, is the first athlete in Saudi arabian history to participate in the Winter Olympics and the first in the history of the Gulf Arab states to participate in the Winter Olympics. In the men's giant slalom event on alpine skiing on 13 February, Abdi finished 44th with a total time of 2:46.85. Abdi said his next goal is to compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics and to win a World Cup in 2028.
As the "Father of the Olympics" Coubertin said: "The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win, but to participate." Just like the most important thing in life is not triumph, but hard work. ”