Core Viewpoint - The Milan Winter Olympics is set to award 7 gold medals today, with the men's freestyle skiing aerials preliminaries and finals postponed to today due to weather conditions, while the Chinese team, led by Qi Guangpu, aims for gold [1] Group 1: Men's Freestyle Skiing Aerials - The Chinese men's aerials team, featuring veteran Qi Guangpu and teammates Sun Jiaxu, Li Tianma, and Wang Xindi, is fully participating and targeting gold [1] - Qi Guangpu, a champion from the Beijing Winter Olympics, is expected to lead the team in their pursuit of victory [1] Group 2: Women's Freestyle Skiing Aerials - Xu Mengtao successfully defended her title in the women's aerials event, raising expectations for the Chinese team to secure both men's and women's individual championships [1] Group 3: Other Events - The men's U-shaped freestyle skiing preliminaries have also been postponed to today, with the Chinese team members Sheng Haipeng, Sun Jingbo, Su Shuaibing, and Yang Kaile competing [1] - Short track speed skating will conclude tomorrow, with gold medals for the women's 1500 meters and men's 5000 meters relay at stake; the Chinese team members Zhang Chutong, Gong Li, and Yang Jingru will compete in the women's quarter-finals [1] - The men's 5000 meters relay team has already missed the A group finals, making the B group finals their last event in the Milan Winter Olympics [1] - The women's 1500 meters speed skating final will take place tonight, featuring Chinese athletes Han Mei, Yin Qi, and Li Jiaxuan [1] - The women's doubles bobsleigh will have its first two rounds tomorrow, with Chinese teams Huai Mingming/Wang Xuan and Ying Qing/Wang Yu participating [1]

Group 1 - The Chinese team is aiming for gold in the men's aerials event of freestyle skiing, with the competition postponed to February 20 due to heavy snowfall [1] - Four Chinese athletes are participating in the men's aerials, including previous World Cup gold medalists and the defending champion, who has also won a silver and a bronze this season [1] - Other events on February 20 include the men's U-shaped terrain skills and women's obstacle chase competitions, which will also award gold medals [1] Group 2 - The final day of short track speed skating will feature the women's 1500 meters and men's 5000 meters relay events, with Chinese athletes competing in the former [2] - The men's curling event is nearing its conclusion, with the bronze medal being contested first, while the women's semifinals will see Canada vs. Sweden and the USA vs. Switzerland [1]