2月7日，苏翊鸣在夺得单板滑雪男子大跳台铜牌时就暗下决心，"前三名都可以升国旗，但是只有第一 名才能奏国歌，我想让国歌在这里奏响。" 确定夺冠的那一刻，苏翊鸣仰天怒吼，所有的情绪得以释放。他说自己承受的压力，不光是来自身为中 国冰雪一份子渴望在米兰为中国争得荣誉的责任心，还来自于过去四年的艰难备战。"因为这一届冬奥 会对我来说和四年前完全不同。四年前，我还是小孩子，是一个挑战者的身份，在冬奥会上也没有太多 的期待，我只希望自己能滑出最好的水平就行。"苏翊鸣说，"但今天来到这里，我背负着责任，我是中 国冰雪的一份子，同时也代表着自己四年的努力，我希望自己这次能有一个好成绩。这种压力和四年前 是完全不同的。" 由于伤病、状态起伏，苏翊鸣在备战的四年中也曾想过彻底放弃，他说感谢自己在最艰难的时候坚持了 下来，所以才等到了今天梦想成真的时刻。（中青报·中青网记者慈鑫） http://mapi/001SRYirgy1iafjnkbwtej60m80et0wp02 #米兰看冬奥# 【#苏翊鸣梦想成真之前忽略生日#】2月18日是苏翊鸣22岁的生日，但在夺得米兰冬奥会 男子单板滑雪坡面障碍技巧冠军之前，他刻意让自己忽略过生日 ...

Group 1 - The Chinese short track speed skating mixed relay team, consisting of Guo Li, Zhang Chutong, Wang Xinyan, Sun Long, Liu Shaoang, and Lin Xiaojun, finished 4th in the final, missing the podium after a mistake during the race [3] - The mixed relay event was a new addition to the Winter Olympics in 2022, and the Chinese team had previously won a gold medal in this event during a World Cup event this season [3] - In the quarter-finals, the Chinese team advanced in 2nd place, and in the semi-finals, they again secured 2nd place after a competitor from the Netherlands fell out of the race [3] Group 2 - In the women's 500m preliminaries, all three Chinese competitors, Wang Xinyan, Zhang Chutong, and Fan Kexin, advanced to the next round, with Wang Xinyan finishing first in her group [4] - In the men's 1000m preliminaries, Liu Shaoang, Lin Xiaojun, and Sun Long also progressed, with Liu Shaoang advancing comfortably in first place [4] Group 3 - In the women's snowboard big air qualification, 19-year-old Zhang Xiaonan advanced to the finals in 11th place and finished 5th in the final, matching the best Olympic result for Chinese women in this event [5] - Zhang Xiaonan's coach praised her performance, highlighting her rapid improvement and successful execution of high-quality tricks during her Olympic debut [5] - In the ice dance rhythm dance competition, the popular Chinese duo Wang Shiyue and Liu Xinyu ranked 21st, just missing the top 20 cutoff for the free dance by 0.22 points [5]

Group 1 - The Chinese sports delegation has announced the flag bearers for the Milan Winter Olympics opening ceremony, with speed skater Ning Zhongyan and short track speed skater Zhang Chutong leading the team on February 6 [1][2] - The decision to select flag bearers from ice sports athletes already in Milan was made to avoid travel fatigue for athletes competing in snow events located far from the opening ceremony [1] - Ning Zhongyan, a middle-distance speed skater, aims for podium finishes in the men's 1500m and 1000m events, having secured 2 silver and 2 bronze medals in the World Cup this season, ranking third overall in the men's 1500m [1] Group 2 - Zhang Chutong, at 22 years old, is participating in her second Winter Olympics, having previously won a bronze medal in the women's 3000m relay at the Beijing Winter Olympics when she was just 18 [2] - This season, Zhang has competed in multiple events including the women's 500m, 1000m, and 1500m, as well as mixed team relay and 3000m relay [2] - Zhang expressed her growth and teamwork spirit on social media, emphasizing the importance of camaraderie in pursuing national glory and medals [2]

Core Viewpoint - Lin Xiaojun expresses that this may be his last Olympic Games and emphasizes his commitment to give his all [1] Group 1: Athlete's Condition and Performance - Lin Xiaojun has undergone surgeries on both shoulders in the past two years but managed to return to training three months post-surgery, showcasing resilience [1] - He believes that the Chinese team is highly competitive in relay events and expresses confidence in their performance [1] Group 2: Personal Reflection - Lin Xiaojun reflects on the challenges faced over the past eight years, indicating a journey filled with difficulties that he has persevered through [1] - He expresses gratitude for being part of the Chinese team, highlighting a sense of luck and appreciation for the opportunity [1]

Core Insights - The Chinese snowboard big air team is currently training in Livigno, Italy, ahead of the Milan Winter Olympics, featuring both seasoned athletes and young talents [3][4] - The training sessions are scheduled at night to help athletes adapt to the competition environment, as all events will take place in the evening [3] - Athletes are focusing on gradually increasing the difficulty of their jumps while acclimating to the new venue [3] Group 1 - The team includes defending champion Su Yiming, veteran Yang Wenlong, and two 18-year-old newcomers, Ge Chunyu and Zhang Xiaonan, all aiming for Olympic success [3] - Su Yiming expressed satisfaction with the training conditions and emphasized a gradual approach to mastering the jump techniques [3] - Ge Chunyu, participating in his first Olympics, shared his excitement and determination to perform well despite feeling less experienced compared to top competitors [3] Group 2 - Yang Wenlong experienced a minor fall during training but was cleared to continue after a brief check-up, indicating resilience within the team [4] - Zhang Xiaonan, the only female athlete on the team, expressed a mix of excitement and nervousness, highlighting her desire to connect with athletes from around the world [5] - The public training sessions will continue on the 3rd and 4th, with the men's preliminary competition scheduled for the evening of the 5th and the finals on the 7th [5]

Group 1 - The Chinese short track speed skating team is preparing for the Winter Olympics, with a focus on selecting the most capable athletes to represent the country [1][5] - The team has achieved notable success in previous competitions, securing 11 medals (1 gold, 6 silver, and 4 bronze) in the recent short track speed skating World Cup series [3] - The final athlete roster for the Winter Olympics includes five male and five female skaters, as announced by the National Sports Administration [3][5] Group 2 - The team's goal for the upcoming Winter Olympics is straightforward: to strive for good results and bring glory to the nation [1][7] - The competition is expected to be intense, with strong teams from Canada, Italy, and the Netherlands posing significant challenges [5] - The short track speed skating events will take place from February 10 to 20, with a total of nine gold medals available across various categories [7]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the performance of Chinese figure skater Jin Boyang at the 2026 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships, where he ranked sixth in both the free skate and overall standings, while also discussing his preparations and mindset ahead of the upcoming Milan Winter Olympics [1][4]. Group 1: Performance Summary - Jin Boyang achieved his personal season-best score in the short program at the Four Continents Championships [3]. - In the free skate segment, Jin Boyang delivered a commendable performance, securing a sixth-place finish overall [1][4]. - The Four Continents Championships served as the last major international competition before the Milan Winter Olympics, allowing Jin to showcase his competitive form [3]. Group 2: Preparation for the Winter Olympics - With the Milan Winter Olympics approaching in just over ten days, Jin Boyang emphasized the importance of maintaining a positive mindset and good condition rather than making significant technical adjustments [4]. - As a seasoned athlete preparing for his third Olympic appearance, Jin Boyang expressed no specific performance targets but aims to continue his strong showing from the Four Continents Championships [4]. - He hopes to embody the spirit of perseverance and resilience during the Olympics, reflecting on his experiences and growth over the years [4].

Core Viewpoint - Jin Boyang achieved a personal best performance at the 2026 ISU Four Continents Figure Skating Championships, finishing 6th in the men's singles free skate with a score of 169.40, totaling 258.86 points, which reflects his preparation for the upcoming Milan Winter Olympics [2] Performance Summary - Jin Boyang scored 89.46 points in the short program, marking a personal season best and placing him 5th prior to the free skate [2] - His free skate performance was characterized by a "zero-error" execution, contributing to his season-best score [2] - Despite feeling that his overall physical condition was not ideal, he viewed the competition as a valuable test for his Olympic preparation [2] Olympic Preparation - Jin Boyang expressed that the recent competition provided him with increased confidence for the Milan Winter Olympics, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a good performance under challenging conditions [2] - He indicated that there would be no major changes to his two Olympic programs, focusing instead on refining details [2] - The primary challenge he faces is adjusting his mindset and maintaining his competitive state, which he believes can be managed effectively [2] Expectations for the Winter Olympics - Jin Boyang aims to convey a spirit of perseverance and resilience during his third Olympic appearance, expressing satisfaction with his performance if it mirrors his recent achievements [2]

Core Viewpoint - The General Administration of Sport of China has announced the selection of 124 athletes to participate in the Milan Winter Olympics, with a public notice period from January 23 to January 25, 2026 [2][3]. Group 1: Athlete Selection - A total of 124 athletes have been selected for the Milan Winter Olympics based on qualification criteria and selection methods [2]. - The selected athletes include participants from various winter sports disciplines, ensuring a diverse representation [4][5][6]. Group 2: Sports Disciplines and Athlete Breakdown - Short Track Speed Skating: 5 male and 5 female athletes [4]. - Speed Skating: 7 male and 8 female athletes [4]. - Figure Skating: 3 male and 3 female athletes [4]. - Curling: 5 male and 5 female athletes [4]. - Freestyle Skiing Aerials: 4 male and 4 female athletes [4]. - Freestyle Skiing Mogul: 2 female athletes [4]. - Freestyle Skiing Halfpipe: 4 male and 4 female athletes [5]. - Freestyle Skiing Big Air and Slopestyle: 4 female athletes [5]. - Snowboarding Halfpipe: 2 male and 4 female athletes [5]. - Snowboarding Big Air and Slopestyle: 3 male and 1 female athlete [5]. - Snowboarding Parallel Giant Slalom: 2 male and 3 female athletes [5]. - Obstacle Pursuit: 2 female athletes from freestyle skiing and 2 female athletes from snowboarding [5]. - Alpine Skiing: 1 male and 1 female athlete [5]. - Cross-Country Skiing: 2 male and 4 female athletes [5]. - Biathlon: 1 male and 2 female athletes [5]. - Ski Jumping: 1 male and 4 female athletes [5]. - Nordic Combined: 2 male athletes [5]. - Bobsleigh: 9 male and 5 female athletes, including 1 male and 1 female reserve [6]. - Skeleton: 3 male and 2 female athletes [6]. - Luge: 3 male and 3 female athletes [6].

Group 1 - Su Yiming won a silver medal with a score of 84.18 points at the FIS Snowboard Slopestyle World Cup held in Aspen, marking his first medal in this season's World Cup and the second of his career in this event [1] - Su Yiming initially ranked 8th in the qualification round, narrowly advancing to the finals, where he faced the challenge of being the first to compete in the final [1] - In the final, Su scored 66.53 points in his first run but improved to 84.18 points in his second run, completing difficult maneuvers including 1440 and 1620 spins [1] Group 2 - The Aspen event is the first stop of the Snowboard Slopestyle World Cup this season, with another World Cup event scheduled in Laax, Switzerland, before the Milan Winter Olympics [2] - Following this World Cup, qualification spots for the snowboard big air and slopestyle events at the Milan Winter Olympics will be finalized [2]