The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics is being held, let's see the most beautiful faces from all teams!
Chinese freestyle skier: Gu Ailing
Born in California, Gu Ailing began to learn to ski at the age of 3, won the National Junior Competition at the age of 9, began to participate in the adult category at the age of 13, won the first international championship at the 2019/20 Freestyle Ski Slope Obstacle Course New Zealand Open at the age of 16, and also made the 2020 Forbes China Under 30 Elite List.
Gu Ailing, 18, played on the women's jump in the Freestyle Skiing Women's Big Jump at the Beijing Winter Olympics, winning the gold medal in the event with the final difficult 1620 turns. In her post-match interview, she mentioned that this was the first time she had tried such a difficult move, and that it was the happiest day of her life to be able to successfully win gold in one jump.
In addition to the competition, Gu Ailing is also a contracted model, and recently accepted by Stanford University in the United States with excellent results, she said that she would postpone it for a year to continue her studies after the 2022 Winter Olympics.
American snowboarder: Chloe King
Born in California, Chloe King won the gold medal at the 2015 World Extreme Games at the age of 14, becoming the youngest champion. At the PyeongChang Winter Olympics four years ago, she won the gold medal in the U-shaped snowboard event at the age of 17, the youngest women's snowboard champion in the history of the Winter Olympics, and the youngest female athlete to achieve a 1080 flip for two weeks at the Olympic Games.
Chloe's parents are second-generation immigrants of Korean descent, and many of her relatives live in South Korea, so Chloe Kim was very popular with the Korean people at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, and even the Korean media called her "Kim Sun" by her Korean name when they reported on her. Now Chloe King is the third-time defending champion of the U-shaped venue events at the Winter Olympics, World Championships and Xtre Vu.
Russian figure skater: Camilla Vallieva
This year, The Russian female athlete Camilla Vallieva, who turned 16 this year, is known as a talented skater who has broken the world record nine times in 3 months. She was also the first female skater to break the 250, 260 and 270 point thresholds in one season and successfully entered the Russian figure skating team's Winter Olympic squad.
Now she has set a new record again, becoming the first female athlete to complete the four-week jump at the Winter Olympics, and successfully jumped twice, scoring about 30 points higher than the second-place Japanese player Hanori Sakamoto, and won the first place in the women's long program of the team event with 178.92 points.
Russian figure skater: Alexandra Sasha Trusova
Speaking of Russian figure skater Alexandra Sasha Trusova, it is necessary to mention her stunning performance at the 2018 World Junior Figure Skating Championships, when the 14-year-old Trusova won the championship by absolute advantage, becoming the first woman to successfully complete the outer point ice four-way jump and complete two four-way jumps in the official free skating competition.
The 17-year-old is known for her difficult four-way jumping skills and is now nicknamed the "Queen of Four-Way Jumping". Looking forward to her performance in this competition!
Russian figure skater: Anna Shcherbakova
Another Russian player who is also worth noting is 17-year-old Anna Shcherbakova, who has been skating since she was 3 years old and is the first woman to complete two hooks and jump around. The action of jumping around is beautiful, but it is very difficult. Anna Serbakova suffered a severe fracture during training at the age of 13, but recuperating from injury made her realize that she could not live without figure skating.
After recovering, she won two races in Slovakia and Canada at the Figure Skating Youth Grand Prix, and began to gain a place in the women's figure skating world. In 2020, she won the World Figure Skating Championships, becoming the world number one, and won the Russian national championship three times between 2019 and 2021, and became the gold medalist of the World Championships in 2021.
Italian curler: Stephania Constantini
Stephania Constantini is a curler from Italy who has competed at two World Championships in 2018 and 2021, and competed in 3 European Championships between 2017 and 2019, where she won bronze medals at the 2017 European Curling Championships.
In the mixed doubles event of the Beijing Winter Olympics, 22-year-old Stephania Constantini and her partner won 10 consecutive games since the beginning of the round robin tournament to advance to the final, and finally won the gold medal, which is also the first curling gold medal in Italian history. Completely different from the serious and rigorous on the field, she shared many sweet photos with her boyfriend in Ins, temporarily withdrew from the athlete's aura, and put on civilian clothes to enjoy life Stefania Constantini exuded a different kind of beauty.
American alpine skier: Mikaela Severin
In Sochi in 2014, mikaela Severin, then 18, became the youngest Winter Olympic slalom champion and four years later won two medals in Pyeongchang, including the super giant slalom gold medal. The 26-year-old has the most World Cup slalom titles (47) and the first to complete four consecutive World Championships in the same event.
Two years before entering the Beijing Winter Olympics, Mikaela Severin experienced the trauma of her father's sudden and unexpected death, which once made her think of giving up her sports career, and then she was infected with the new crown during the holidays, and she experienced many hardships due to back injuries. At this Beijing Winter Olympics, she fell out of the first round of the women's Daqu Road competition and failed to defend the gold medal. However, she vowed to reinvigorate herself in the Battle Track Project.
German bobsledder: Natalie Geisenberger
The Dominance of the German women's bobsleigh team at the Winter Olympics is unquestionable, winning all gold medals in women's singles since the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, and natalie Geisenberger, 33, is the most medallist in the history of rudderless sledding. At this beijing winter olympics, she won the women's single bobsleigh event again!
After becoming a junior athlete, she began training in summer bobsleigh at the age of 10 and has won 14 Youth World Cup individual titles, 3 Youth World Cup overall titles and 6 Youth World Championships. In May 2020, Natalie Geisenberger gave birth to a son, and after her comeback, she remained strong and finally won the 2020-21 World Cup championship. The Beijing Winter Olympics is her fourth and possibly the last.
Dutch short track speed skater: Suzanne Schulting
The Netherlands is the most successful skater in the history of the Winter Olympics, and Suzanne Schultin was born here as a Dutch short-track speed skater. Suzanne Shultin was born into a sports family, and her father was a footballer. At the age of 8, she began practicing short track speed skating, at first she wanted to practice speed skating, and then her coach told her that she could improve her cornering skills by practicing short track speed skating, so she started practicing this sport and persevered.
At the World Short Track Speed Skating Championships last March, Suzanne Shultin won gold medals in all events, becoming the fourth speed skater in history to sweep all gold medals at the World Championships. Now she has won the silver medal in the women's 500m short track speed skating for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics!