Recently, Lin Shan shared photos of her visit to Dubai. Enjoyed the infinity pool and took a photo with the camels. Although Lin Shan's performance on the ice rink is not satisfactory, her life is still very fulfilling.
Lin Shan and Zhu Yi, 19, are both female figure skaters in China. Lin Shan was born in Frisco, Texas, but has become a Chinese citizen. Although she still has regrets in her career, as a very young female athlete, she still has a good future. In the early stages of the Winter Olympics, Lin Shan participated in the Winter Games selection and performed well, but unfortunately, she did not win Zhu Yi, of course, she did not qualify for the Olympic Games.
Lin Shan has now returned to the United States, and she cannot stay in China like Zhu Yi. While a career in figure skating is important, learning is also important. In addition, China's figure skating level is also very limited. Although Zhu Yi is eligible to participate in the Winter Olympics, her performance in the Winter Olympics is not satisfactory, and we will still have some gaps compared with the top figure skaters, so Lin Shan's choice to return to the United States to continue her studies is also a good choice.
This time, Lin Shan posted photos of her trip to Dubai, taking photos with camels in the desert, enjoying the food and the infinity pool, dressed in traditional Arabic costumes, and taking photos with famous buildings. Everyone said it was so beautiful! I have to say that China's figure skating women are all goddesses and have different beauty. Lin Shan's level was similar to Zhu Yi's, but it was a stage behind the competition.
China still lacks top athletes in the figure skating industry, and Zhu Yi and Lin Shan are likely not to participate in the next Olympic Games. Therefore, it is hoped that the Chinese figure skating team can cultivate more outstanding players, and look forward to these outstanding players to represent China to achieve good results in future competitions. Over the next four years, we're probably expecting some younger women's singles players to take over.
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