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Core Viewpoint - The Chinese athletes are intensively preparing for the upcoming 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, aiming to secure more participation spots and achieve excellent results in various events [1]. Group 1: Ice Sports - The Chinese team has secured qualifications for 29 events across 4 disciplines in ice sports, with a full roster in short track speed skating, including 5 male and 5 female athletes [1]. - In the current season, the Chinese short track team has won a total of 11 medals (1 gold, 6 silver, and 4 bronze) in four World Cup events, showcasing strong potential in relay and individual events [1]. - The Chinese speed skating team has shown improvement, with athletes like Ning Zhongyan and Gao Tingyu aiming for medals in Milan after successful performances in previous competitions [3]. Group 2: Snow Sports - The Chinese team has made significant progress in snow sports, with standout performances in snowboarding, particularly in men's big air, where Su Yiming has won multiple championships [5]. - The freestyle skiing team has demonstrated strength, with a mix of experienced and young athletes achieving success in various events, including a three-time championship by Gu Ailing in women's U-shaped field [5][6]. - The Chinese team has also qualified for new events like ski mountaineering, being the only Asian team to secure full participation in this category [6]. Group 3: Curling - The Chinese curling teams are competing in both men's and women's events, with the women's team recently winning a bronze medal at the World Championships, marking a significant return to the podium [3]. - The men's team, led by experienced players, successfully qualified for the Winter Olympics, aiming to continue their competitive spirit against strong teams from Europe and North America [3]. Group 4: Overall Preparation - The National Sports Administration's Winter Sports Center emphasizes the importance of training and addressing issues identified during the season in the lead-up to the Olympics [6]. - All national teams are committed to striving for excellence and achieving remarkable results at the Milan Winter Olympics [6].

Core Insights - In 2025, China's ice and snow sports achieved significant milestones, highlighted by a historic performance at the Harbin Asian Winter Games and strong results in the Milan Winter Olympics qualifiers, showcasing both veteran athletes and emerging talents [1][7] Group 1: Achievements and Milestones - The Chinese delegation topped the medal table at the Harbin Asian Winter Games with a record of 32 gold, 27 silver, and 26 bronze medals, marking the best performance in history [1] - A notable shift occurred as 19 out of the 32 gold medals were won in snow events, indicating progress towards balanced development in ice and snow sports [1] - Athletes like Su Yiming and Gu Ailing made significant technical breakthroughs during summer training, with Su achieving a remarkable comeback in the World Cup standings [1][3] Group 2: Winter Olympics Preparation - As the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics approaches, various qualification and ranking competitions have intensified, with Chinese athletes making key advancements across multiple events [4][5] - The freestyle skiing aerials team excelled at the Chongli Yunding World Cup, demonstrating strong group performance [4] - Veteran athlete Xu Mengtao, despite injuries, secured a gold medal and is on track for the Milan Olympics, while younger athletes like Ge Chunyu and Zhao Yingxu are also achieving personal bests [5] Group 3: Team Dynamics and Future Prospects - The Chinese short track speed skating team has secured full participation slots for the Milan Olympics, with a balanced mix of experienced and young athletes contributing to the team's strength [5][6] - The figure skating team has successfully qualified for the team event, with returning champions poised to compete for medals [6] - The overall development of China's ice and snow sports is characterized by a blend of tradition and innovation, with a strong focus on preparing for the upcoming Winter Olympics [7]

Group 1 - The core message emphasizes the importance of high-quality preparation for the Milan Winter Olympics, encouraging athletes and coaches to embody the spirit of Chinese sports and the Beijing Winter Olympics [1] - The focus is on rigorous training and mental preparedness, with an emphasis on athletes striving for their best performance [1] - There is a strong commitment to ensuring a "zero occurrence" and "zero tolerance" policy regarding doping, aiming for ethical and clean victories [1] Group 2 - The need for a comprehensive analysis of the situation to scientifically determine competition goals and preparation plans is highlighted [1] - The importance of orderly athlete selection and delegation formation is stressed, along with the necessity of providing robust support services [1] - The call for risk prevention and the creation of a positive public opinion environment is noted as essential for the overall success of the preparation efforts [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of preparing for the Milan Winter Olympics, highlighting the need for athletes, coaches, and staff to embody the spirit of Chinese sports and the Beijing Winter Olympics while ensuring high-quality preparation for the event [1] Group 1: Preparation and Training - The State Councilor visited various training facilities, including curling and speed skating venues, to observe training sessions and inquire about training plans, injury prevention, and logistical support [1] - Athletes are encouraged to train diligently and maintain a positive mindset to achieve their best performance at the Winter Olympics [1] Group 2: Goals and Risk Management - A comprehensive analysis of the situation is necessary to scientifically determine competition goals and preparation plans, with a focus on enhancing overall strength [1] - The article stresses the importance of rigorous athlete selection and team formation processes, as well as providing comprehensive support to ensure athletes and coaches can focus solely on their preparations [1] - There is a strong commitment to a "zero tolerance" policy regarding doping, aiming for ethical and clean victories [1]

Group 1 - The core message emphasizes the importance of high-quality preparation for the Milan Winter Olympics, aiming to bring glory to the country and its people [2] - The focus is on encouraging athletes, coaches, and staff to embody the spirit of Chinese sports and the Beijing Winter Olympics, while maintaining a strong commitment to training and competition [2] - The need for a comprehensive analysis of the situation to set realistic competition goals and preparation plans is highlighted, along with the importance of rigorous athlete selection and team formation [2] Group 2 - The commitment to ensuring a "zero occurrence" and "zero tolerance" policy regarding doping issues is stressed, aiming for medals that reflect moral integrity and clean competition [2] - There is an emphasis on strengthening overall work coordination to mitigate various risks and create a positive public opinion environment [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Chinese mixed doubles curling team achieved five consecutive victories in the Olympic qualifying tournament, currently leading their group [1] Group 1: Match Performance - In the match against New Zealand, the Chinese team won 6:5 after a closely contested game, with both teams tied at 3:3 after four ends [1] - The Chinese team executed a strong offensive strategy in the sixth end, scoring two points, while New Zealand only managed to score one point in the seventh end [1] - New Zealand made a critical mistake in the eighth end, allowing China to secure the victory [1] Group 2: Tournament Structure - The mixed doubles event features 16 teams divided into two groups (A and B), with each group playing a round-robin format of seven matches [1] - The top team from each group will compete for the first Olympic qualification spot, while the second-place teams will face off for the final qualification opportunity [1] - The Chinese team, consisting of two "post-00s" players, is currently leading Group B, followed closely by Australia and the Netherlands [1] Group 3: Upcoming Matches - The Chinese team is scheduled to compete against Spain and Australia on December 17 [1]

Group 1 - The Chinese mixed doubles team of Ye Zixuan and Yu Sen achieved four consecutive victories in the Milan Winter Olympics curling qualifying tournament, currently tied for first place in their group with Australia [1][2] - The mixed doubles event features 16 teams divided into two groups, with each group playing seven rounds of round-robin matches [1] - The top teams from each group will compete in playoffs, with the winners securing spots for the Winter Olympics [1] Group 2 - In their match against the Netherlands, the Chinese team initially trailed but executed a strong comeback to win 7-5 [1] - Against Denmark, the Chinese duo established a lead early and maintained control, winning the match 7-4 [2] - The qualifying tournament runs from December 5 to 18, with the Chinese team set to face New Zealand next [3]