市民在公园冰场上开展各类体育活动。 省体育局供图 本报讯 记者高鹏报道 速滑、冰球、花样滑冰、冰上舞龙……多种多样的大众冰上活动接连展开，让冬日里的公园冰场 上，成为广大滑冰爱好者畅享冰雪激情的最佳去处。 沈阳大学教师全春阳在北陵公园坚持滑冰11年，每年冬天除了自己花样滑冰外，还教授小朋友滑行技能，"看到沈阳、辽 宁的冰雪运动越来越火非常高兴，作为一名教师，我希望能够帮助更多青少年走上冰场，通过冬季运动强身健体。" 省体育局群体处处长王海泉表示："在我省全力筹办2028年第十五届全国冬季运动会的背景下，我们举办本次活动就是要 以群众冰雪赛事为纽带，普及冰雪运动、厚植冰雪文化，让更多人走进冰场、爱上冰雪，为十五冬筹办营造浓厚氛围。" 老年组的参赛选手栾辉表示："我滑冰快30年了，冬天就离不开冰场。这个活动专门设了老年组，让我们这些老冰雪爱好 者也有展示的舞台，既锻炼了身体，又能感受赛场的氛围，越滑越有劲儿！" 除了紧张刺激的竞技对决，充满怀旧情怀与趣味互动的戏雪项目同样备受青睐，成为全家共享冰雪之乐的温馨阵地。抽 冰尜区域内，大小朋友们手持鞭子，专注地抽打，看着冰尜在冰面上飞速旋转、越转越稳，眉眼间满是童真与喜 ...

Core Insights - The Hebei Province Public Skiing Level Points Competition successfully concluded its fourth event, showcasing improved organization and high standards in snow track safety, which has enhanced the enthusiasm for ice and snow sports in the region [1][5] Event Overview - The competition attracted nearly a hundred skiing enthusiasts from across the province, promoting the development of public ice and snow sports [1][5] - The event included alpine skiing and snowboarding events, divided into four age groups, and introduced a "Family Fun" team mode to encourage family participation [3][5] Participant Experience - Participants expressed excitement about the competition format, which motivates ongoing participation and allows for clear tracking of personal progress [3] - The "Family Fun" mode was highlighted as a thoughtful addition, enabling families to bond through sports while achieving commendable rankings [5] Future Developments - The organizing committee aims to continue optimizing event services and systems, with plans for more public ice and snow events to further integrate these sports into everyday life [5][7] - Subsequent events will be held across various locations in the province to sustain the momentum of public interest in ice and snow sports [7]

习近平总书记高度重视冰雪运动发展，多次寄语冰雪运动，强调"冰雪运动一定要全面开展"。在他的关 心和推动下，冰雪运动跨过山海关，走进全国各地，开启了中国乃至全球冰雪运动新时代。 ...

速度滑冰（群众组）比赛裁判长常永山表示，榆林水上运动中心配套条件完善，室外冰面的场地规 格与冰质均符合滑冰赛事竞赛标准，具备承办专业赛事的良好基础。群众组赛事以全民参与为宗旨，为 广大冰雪运动爱好者搭建了展示与交流的平台。赛事中不少选手发挥出色，竞技水平在全国同组别中位 居前列。这充分体现出陕西冰雪运动发展成效显著，群众基础扎实。随着省一冬会的举办，全省冰雪运 动的办赛质量与参赛选手的竞技水平将实现进一步提升。 58岁的马驰东是本次赛事中年龄最大的参赛选手。他以1分49秒63的成绩斩获男子成人组1000米项 目第四名。作为拥有多年运动经历的冰雪运动爱好者，马驰东表示，能参与省一冬会，他内心非常激 动，赛前进行了长时间系统训练。"这次比赛我全力以赴，整体发挥比较理想。未来，我会坚持积极锻 炼，争取每年都参与冰雪运动。"马驰东说。 1月23日，陕西省第一届冬季运动会（以下简称"省一冬会"）"山东能源杯"速度滑冰（群众组）比 赛在榆林水上运动中心进行。当日是省一冬会在榆林的第一个比赛日。 9时许，随着裁判一声令下，比赛开始，来自榆林、汉中等地的选手展开激烈角逐。最终，榆林代 表队选手王洪青以58秒81的成绩，获得速 ...

Core Viewpoint - The "Run, Youth" ice and snow sports program has been launched in Linxia Prefecture, aiming to promote ice and snow sports in schools and cultivate talented young athletes [1]. Group 1: Event Overview - The launch ceremony took place on January 20 at the Songmingyan International Ski Resort in Hezheng County [1]. - The program will provide professional skiing guidance to approximately 200 young participants through two training sessions [1]. - The first session runs from January 20 to 23, targeting 150 participants, while the second session is from January 21 to 24, targeting 50 participants [1]. Group 2: Training Structure - The training will be divided into beginner and intermediate/advanced classes based on the participants' skill levels [1]. - Professional coaches will be hired to deliver systematic training covering both theoretical knowledge and skiing skills [1]. - The initiative aims to help youth master the basics of the sport, improve their skills, and identify potential talent for future ice and snow sports development [1]. Group 3: Broader Impact - The program is part of a broader effort by the Linxia Sports Bureau to integrate ice and snow sports into school curricula and encourage youth participation [1]. - It aims to enhance physical fitness and instill values such as resilience, bravery, and teamwork among young participants [1]. - The initiative also seeks to embed the Olympic spirit in the hearts of the youth through engaging in ice and snow activities [1].

Core Insights - The "Ice Super" series of events in Heilongjiang is a significant initiative aimed at promoting ice and snow sports, enhancing local tourism, and developing a robust ice sports talent pool [10][11][12] Group 1: Event Overview - The "Ice Super" series includes various professional competitions such as the 2025-2026 season of the Chinese Men's Ice Hockey League and the National Figure Skating Championships, attracting top teams and athletes [11][12] - The events are designed to engage local communities and inspire youth participation in ice sports, with a focus on creating a vibrant sports culture in Heilongjiang [10][11] Group 2: Economic and Cultural Impact - The series is expected to boost local economies by attracting visitors, with significant ticket sales coming from outside the province, indicating a growing interest in Heilongjiang as a winter sports destination [12] - The integration of professional and amateur events aims to enhance the visibility and appeal of ice sports, contributing to the region's identity as a hub for winter sports [12][13] Group 3: Talent Development - The "Ice Super" initiative emphasizes the importance of youth engagement in ice sports, with events like the "Run, Youth" ice sports meeting aimed at nurturing future talent [14][15] - The series is structured to create a multi-tiered system for youth competitions, aligning with national standards and providing pathways for young athletes to progress to higher levels of competition [14][15] Group 4: Regional and International Collaboration - The "Ice Super" events are designed to foster collaboration across regions, with a network of competitions that connect local, provincial, and national levels, enhancing the overall development of ice sports in Northeast China [13] - International events, such as the Asian Speed Skating Super Endurance Race, are part of the strategy to position Heilongjiang as a key player in the global ice sports arena, attracting international participants and enhancing cultural exchange [16][17]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the need for multi-dimensional advancement in ice and snow sports in Harbin, focusing on enhancing competitive sports development and expanding the talent pool in winter sports [1][2]. Group 1: Competitive Sports Development - Harbin, known as the "Ice City," has a rich heritage in ice and snow sports, making it a vital part of the city's culture and lifestyle, with the highest participation rate in ice sports nationwide [1][7]. - Suggestions include creating a three-tiered event system comprising "mass events - youth leagues - professional competitions" to enhance local engagement and brand recognition [1]. - The proposal emphasizes leveraging local cultural elements, such as the Northeast Tiger and ice landscapes, in event branding to avoid homogenization and boost regional visibility [1]. Group 2: Ice and Snow Economy Upgrade - The article highlights the importance of upgrading the ice and snow economy, with a focus on developing new growth points and fostering new dynamics in the ice industry [2]. - Specific recommendations include establishing "China's Skiing Town" and "China's Skiing Characteristic Town" to improve infrastructure and unify planning across various ski resorts [2]. - The integration of ice sports with leisure, culture, health, and training is suggested to create a comprehensive ice and snow development framework [2]. Group 3: Talent Development and Youth Participation - There is a broad base for selecting talent in ice sports due to the historical prevalence of ice skating in Harbin schools, with proposals for enhancing ice facilities in schools and recruiting professional coaches [4]. - Addressing issues such as the polarized participation rates among youth and the shortage of grassroots coaches is crucial for sustainable development in ice sports [6]. - Recommendations include establishing a tiered competition system and developing an "ice sports cloud classroom" platform to overcome venue limitations and promote family engagement through initiatives like a "parent-child ice snow passport" [6].

Core Viewpoint - The upcoming Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics is anticipated to showcase a thrilling display of winter sports, with Chinese athletes preparing intensively to achieve their goals after a successful performance in the previous Winter Olympics held in Beijing [2]. Group 1: Snowboarding Achievements - Chinese snowboarder Su Yiming secured third place at the FIS Snowboard World Cup in Switzerland, finishing the season with 2 golds, 1 silver, and 1 bronze, indicating strong competitive form [3]. - Su Yiming aims to stand on the podium at the Milan Winter Olympics, having successfully executed the challenging 2160-degree aerial maneuver this season [3]. - The Chinese team has enhanced its depth in the snowboarding category, with 19-year-old Ge Chunyu winning her first World Cup medal this season, showcasing potential for Olympic success [3]. Group 2: Freestyle Skiing Highlights - Gu Ailing won the women's title at the FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Switzerland, marking her first slope style gold of the season and her 20th World Cup victory overall, making her the first freestyle skier to achieve this milestone [5]. - The Chinese freestyle skiing team has emerging talents, with Liu Mengting and Yang Ruyi also achieving podium finishes, indicating a strong competitive presence in women's freestyle skiing [5]. Group 3: Figure Skating Preparations - The Four Continents Figure Skating Championships will take place in Beijing, serving as a platform for athletes to showcase their skills before the Winter Olympics, with a strong Chinese team participating across all events [6]. - Veteran skaters like Sui Wenjing and Han Cong are expected to lead the Chinese figure skating team, having successfully returned to competition after overcoming injuries [6]. - Young skater Zhang Ruiyang has shown promise this season, securing a spot for the Winter Olympics and aiming to improve her performance at the upcoming championships [7]. Group 4: Aerial Skiing Performance - The FIS Freestyle Skiing Aerials World Cup concluded with Chinese athletes like Xu Mengtao and Sun Jiaxu winning titles, with Xu and Kong Fanyu securing the overall championships for their respective categories [8]. - The Chinese team is positioned among the world's best in aerial skiing, with multiple athletes achieving podium finishes, indicating a strong chance for medal contention at the Winter Olympics [8]. Group 5: Skeleton and Bobsleigh Developments - The Chinese skeleton team achieved its first World Cup gold in the mixed team event, with Zhao Dan and Yin Zheng leading the charge [9]. - The mixed team event is a new addition to the Winter Olympics, and the Chinese team is building on its previous successes, including a bronze medal in the men's event at the last Olympics [9].

Group 1: Core Insights - The Chinese team has secured qualification for the Milan Winter Olympics in skiing and mountaineering, achieving a total of 1 mixed relay and 1 male and 1 female short-distance event slot, marking full participation across all events [1] - The Chinese short track speed skating team will send 10 athletes (5 male and 5 female) to the Olympics, facing intense competition from traditional rivals like South Korea and rapidly improving teams from Italy, the Netherlands, and Canada [1][2] - In speed skating, China will field a maximum of 7 male and 8 female athletes, with a realistic goal of aiming for medals despite a significant gap in overall strength compared to leading teams [2] Group 2: Event Participation and Performance - The Chinese figure skating team has achieved full participation, including 1 male and 1 female singles, 1 pair, and 1 ice dance team, along with a team event slot [2] - In snow sports, China has shown continuous improvement, with 19 out of 32 gold medals won in snow events at the Harbin Asian Winter Games last year, indicating a shift from a historically "ice strong, snow weak" dynamic [2] - The Chinese team has secured full participation in bobsleigh events, with potential to increase slots to 3 male and 2 female athletes, showcasing medal potential with athletes like Zhao Dan and Lin Qinwei [2] Group 3: Snowboarding and Freestyle Skiing - In snowboarding, China has secured 6 slots in the U-shaped venue event, with notable athletes like Wang Ziyang and Ren Zhongshuo qualifying, and a full quota of 4 female slots [3] - The Chinese freestyle skiing team has locked in full participation in aerials with 4 male and 4 female slots, including Beijing Winter Olympics champion Xu Mengtao, who remains a strong contender [4] - A total of 21 athletes are expected to qualify for freestyle skiing events, with notable performances from athletes like Gu Ailing and Liu Mengting, who have shown potential for medal contention [3][4] Group 4: Overall Competitive Landscape - The Chinese team is expected to have 14 athletes qualify in cross-country skiing, ski jumping, Nordic combined, and alpine skiing, although they are still striving to catch up to the world-class competitive level in these events [5] - The competition at the Milan Winter Olympics is anticipated to be more intense than at the Beijing Winter Olympics, particularly in traditional ice sports, necessitating focused training and adjustments to athlete conditions [5]

Core Insights - The successful hosting of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics has transformed the vision of "engaging 300 million people in ice and snow sports" into reality, with ice and snow sports venues spreading across the country, including the emergence of ski resorts in southern cities [1] Group 1: Southern Skiing Market Development - Skiing is increasingly integrated into urban life in southern cities, with indoor ski resorts becoming accessible and convenient for residents and tourists alike [2] - As of April 2025, 55 out of 79 indoor ski resorts in China are located in southern provinces, indicating a significant shift in the skiing landscape [3] - The opening of new ski resorts, such as the Green Onion Slope Ski Resort in Hubei, has attracted large numbers of visitors, with over 6,000 guests and revenue exceeding 1 million yuan during the New Year holiday [4] Group 2: Economic Impact and Consumer Behavior - The 2024-2025 ski season is projected to see 26.05 million ski visits nationwide, a 12.9% increase year-on-year, with southern provinces like Zhejiang, Hubei, Guangdong, and Sichuan ranking among the top ten for ski visits [4] - The establishment of multiple ski resorts in cities like Wuhan has not diluted customer traffic; instead, it has expanded the market, with over 1.25 million visitors recorded in 2025 across four indoor ski resorts [6] - The average number of ski visits per person has increased from 1.80 to 1.92, indicating a shift from one-time experiences to repeat consumption [7] Group 3: Sustainability and Future Growth - Southern ski resorts are exploring year-round operations to mitigate seasonal dependency, with some facilities offering summer skiing as a trend [8] - The development of youth training programs and partnerships with schools aims to cultivate future talent in ice and snow sports [8] - Outdoor ski resorts are diversifying their offerings to include activities like grass skiing and camping during off-seasons, aiming for a comprehensive resort experience [9] Group 4: Collaborative Opportunities - The long-term success of southern ski resorts may depend on regional collaboration and policy support, encouraging joint marketing and development of tourism routes [9]