Group 1 - The Milan Winter Olympics will award 6 gold medals on February 16, with key events including freestyle skiing and figure skating [1] - Gu Ailing will compete in the women's freestyle skiing big air final, having advanced to the final despite a fall in the qualification round, ranking second [1] - The figure skating pairs event will determine the champion after the free skate, with previous champions Sui Wenjing and Han Cong currently in sixth place after the short program [1] - In short track speed skating, three Chinese female athletes will compete in the women's 1000m event, aiming to progress from the quarter-finals to the semi-finals and finals [1] - The women's monobob event will see strong competition from last year's champion, American athlete Kaillie Humphries, and German contender Laura Nolte [1] - The men's ski jumping team event is a new addition to this year's Winter Olympics, with the Chinese team participating [1] Group 2 - The men's alpine skiing slalom event will also take place, with last year's champion Clément Noël from France as a favorite, alongside Brazilian athlete Lucas Borba [2]

Group 1 - Three Chinese defending champions are set to compete in the Winter Olympics, including Gu Ailing aiming for a repeat in freestyle skiing big air [1] - The Milan Winter Olympics has reached its halfway point, with six gold medals to be decided on February 16, including the women's 1000m short track speed skating event featuring three Chinese athletes [2] - The Chinese pair Sui Wenjing and Han Cong are participating in the figure skating pairs free skate, with a focus on enjoying the competition rather than just winning medals [8] Group 2 - Gu Ailing faced challenges in the qualification round of the women's big air but advanced to the finals, showcasing strong psychological resilience [5] - The women's monobob event is highly competitive, with defending champion Kelly Humphries from the USA and German athlete Laura Nolte being strong contenders [8] - Brazilian athlete Lucas Brotens made history by winning South America's first Winter Olympic medal in alpine skiing and will continue to compete for gold in the men's slalom [10]