Two weeks of front flip plus a steady landing around the body Gu Ailing completed the world's top difficulty action

Original title: Two weeks of front flip plus four weeks of rotation to land steadily (introduction)

Gu Ailing completes the world's top difficulty moves (theme)

Tonight News (reporter Xie Chen) 18-year-old Chinese freestyle skier Gu Ailing recently made a difficult breakthrough in training, she shared a video of herself completing the front flip for two weeks and turning around and landing steadily through personal social media. She became the first female player in the world to complete this difficult move, adding confidence to her preparations for next year's Beijing Winter Olympics.

At this year's World Championships, Gu Ailing won the gold medal in the women's U-shaped field and slope obstacle course competitions and the bronze medal in the big jump event, becoming the first Chinese freestyle skier to win two gold medals at the World Championships, and also created the history of the International Snow Federation, becoming the first doubleboarder to win two gold medals in the same World Championships.

Now that a breakthrough has been made in terms of technical difficulty, Gu Ailing has completely got rid of the previous injury problem and showed excellent competitive status. Talking about the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, Gu Ailing frankly said: "Participating in the Beijing Winter Olympics is of great significance to me, and it is a great honor to represent China! At the Beijing Winter Olympics, my goal was to win the championship. ”