South Korea's Olympic champion is close to good things, because the black hand of love during the game was bombarded by Wang Meng as a public enemy of the Chinese team

On January 31, Beijing time, according to South Korean media reports, the 28-year-old short track speed skating Winter Olympic champion Park Seung-ji has a fixed marriage date, and will soon enter the palace of marriage with her boyfriend outside the circle.

It is reported that Park Seung-chi's boyfriend is 5 years older than her, not a sports person, but responsible for the luggage brand business, the two met at a party a year and a half ago, and soon fell in love. Park Seung-ji and her boyfriend recently completed the wedding photo shoot, and the wedding date is set for April 17 this year.

Park Seung-ji, 28, won two gold medals in the women's 1,000 meters and women's 3,000 meters relay at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. In addition, Park Seung-ji has won the gold medal at the Short Track Speed Skating World Championships seven times. As the leader of the South Korean short track speed skating women's team in the Sochi Winter Olympic cycle, Park Seung-ji is also an old rival of the Chinese team, and one of the most hated foreign association players for Chinese ice fans. Because she is very aggressive in the process of skating, often affecting competitors and profiting from it, she is questioned that "her character is too poor". Wang Meng once commented on Park Seung-chi when participating in the recording of a variety show: "If she doesn't reach out, it seems that she can't skate on ice", "Park Seung-ji plastic surgery is of what use, I have never felt that she looks good.".

After the Sochi Winter Olympics, Park Seung-ji chose to transform the avenue speed skating. However, compared with his achievements in short-track speed skating, Park Seung-ji is not even a first-line in the avenue speed skating project. At the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, Park Seung-ji finished only 16th in the speed skating 1000 meters. After that, Park Seung-ji gradually faded out of the arena and rarely appeared in the public eye.