冬奥会∣5金4银6铜！中国冬奥军团刷新境外参赛历史最好成绩

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese delegation has achieved its best performance in Winter Olympics history outside of China, winning a total of 15 medals, including 5 gold, 4 silver, and 6 bronze, surpassing the previous record of 5 gold, 2 silver, and 4 bronze set at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics [1] Summary by Categories Achievements in Snow Events - The Chinese team has excelled in snow events, with notable performances including Su Yiming winning a bronze medal in men's snowboard big air on the 7th, marking the first medal for the delegation in this event [1] - On his 22nd birthday, Su Yiming secured the gold medal in men's snowboard slopestyle on the 18th, which was the first gold for the Chinese delegation in this event [1] - Veteran athlete Xu Mengtao won the gold in women's freestyle skiing aerials, becoming the first athlete to successfully defend this title [1] - Wang Xindi achieved gold in men's freestyle skiing aerials with a perfect jump, and on the 22nd, Gu Ailing and Li Fanghui claimed the gold and silver in women's freestyle skiing halfpipe [1] Achievements in Ice Events - Although the ice events yielded only one gold medal, it was significant as Ning Zhongyan broke the Olympic record in men's 1500m speed skating with a time of 1:41.98, ending a century-long dominance of European and American athletes in this event [1] Overall Medal Count - The Chinese delegation's total of 15 medals matches the total medal count achieved at the Beijing Winter Olympics, with previous totals of 11 medals at both the 2006 Turin and 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics [1]