Opening Ceremony of the 9th Asian Winter Games in Harbin, China. Live !

No. 22 Gold! Feng Junxi/Wang Xue win gold in women's aerials synchro, China sweeps gold and silver​


2025-02-11 11:35:36 Source: Live broadcast
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Live broadcast on February 11th, in the freestyle skiing women's aerials synchronized final of the Harbin Asian Winter Games, the Chinese team combination Feng Junxi/Wang Xue won the gold medal. Chen Meiting/Xu Mengtao won the silver medal.


This event became an official competition event of the Asian Winter Games for the first time, and this is the first gold medal in this event at the Asian Winter Games.


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23rd gold! Liu Mengting won the gold medal in women's freestyle skiing slopestyle at the Asian Winter Games​


Overview 2025-02-10 20:38

Source: Shangguan News Author: CCTV News Client





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On February 11, Chinese athlete Liu Mengting won the gold medal in the women's freestyle skiing slopestyle final at the Harbin Asian Winter Games.

Liu Mengting, born in the 2000s, was the flag bearer of the Chinese sports delegation at the opening ceremony of this Asian Winter Games.

In March 2024, Liu Mengting won the women's big air runner-up at the FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Tignes. In January 2025, Liu Mengting won the women's big air championship at the FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cup in Klagenfurt. Freestyle skiing slopestyle became an official event at the Asian Winter Games for the first time. The competition venue consists of a series of obstacles, jumps, platforms, etc. Athletes need to choose the appropriate route in a variety of terrains to complete fancy moves.
 

24th gold! Ning Zhongyan won the gold medal in the men's 1000m speed skating event at the Asian Winter Games and became the triple gold medalist​


2025-02-11 12:54:37 Source: Beijing Dongqiudi
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On February 11, in the men's 1000m speed skating final of the Harbin Asian Winter Games, Ning Zhongyan appeared in the last group and skated out 1:08.81, breaking the Asian record and winning the gold medal to become the triple gold champion of this event.

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Ning Zhongyan won gold medals in the men's 1500m, men's short distance team pursuit and men's 1000m, and was crowned the triple gold king after Gao Tingyu .


South Korean Cha Min-kyu and another Chinese athlete Lian Ziwen won the silver and bronze medals respectively.
 
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Park pushed, tried to arm-block and collided with Lin, causing Lin to lose his balance and fall, a blatant foul behavior that led to the disqualification of South Korean team's result in the final.

Chinese skater Sun Long, one of the four men's relay skaters, couldn't hold back his anger and shouted, "Dirty, it's just dirty!" when walking through the media mixed zone, a strong expression of dissatisfaction at the unsportsmanlike conduct shown by the South Korean team during the race.

Even though the referee disqualified the South Korean team, the incident still led to heated discussion among the audience and the sports community.

Four-time Olympic short track gold medalist Wang Meng also questioned the sportsmanship of the South Korean skater's wrestle with Lin.

"Is this short track speed skating or ice combat?" Wang questioned on social media. "After all these years, they [South Koreans] still can't skate without shoving."

Before the men's relay final, Sun fell down at the final stage in the men's 1,000-meter final after a brief collision with Park, ultimately ending the race in joint third place.
 
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That's what happens when one has lots of money.
 
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Park pushed, tried to arm-block and collided with Lin, causing Lin to lose his balance and fall, a blatant foul behavior that led to the disqualification of South Korean team's result in the final.

Chinese skater Sun Long, one of the four men's relay skaters, couldn't hold back his anger and shouted, "Dirty, it's just dirty!" when walking through the media mixed zone, a strong expression of dissatisfaction at the unsportsmanlike conduct shown by the South Korean team during the race.

Even though the referee disqualified the South Korean team, the incident still led to heated discussion among the audience and the sports community.

Four-time Olympic short track gold medalist Wang Meng also questioned the sportsmanship of the South Korean skater's wrestle with Lin.

"Is this short track speed skating or ice combat?" Wang questioned on social media. "After all these years, they [South Koreans] still can't skate without shoving."

Before the men's relay final, Sun fell down at the final stage in the men's 1,000-meter final after a brief collision with Park, ultimately ending the race in joint third place.
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It seems they always do that in competitions, not the cleanest.
 
j_hungary said:
Honestly, what is the point of the "Asian Winter Game" when there are only 4 Asian countries (5 if you count North Korea) will see snow in winter. That's China, Japan, South Korea and Kazakhstan, and most of Kazakhstan weren't Asian to begin with......

I mean, how country like Laos, Thailand or Vietnam or any Asian countries that NEVER SNOWED fits in??
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there is snow in Sapa north of Vietnam.
but hardly anyone plays wintersport.
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ety said:
Vietnam also has athletes participating in 2025 Harbin Asian Winter Games.
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really?
probably just for fun
or because of chinese foods.
we will not win any medal.
China will win most.
 
Viet said:
really?
probably just for fun
or because of chinese foods.
we will not win any medal.
China will win most.
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I think Vietnam send one athlete, Thailand send a large team and Cambodia also participates for the first time in Asian Winter Games. Yes, Vietnam has to build the sports facilities first to train athletes, and winter sports are expensive to play.
 

25th gold! Han Mei won the gold medal in the women's 1000m speed skating event at the Asian Winter Games​


2025-02-11 13:47 Source: CCTV Sports



On February 11, in the women's 1000m speed skating final of the Harbin Asian Winter Games, Chinese athlete Han Mei won the gold medal and Yin Qi won the silver medal.


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ety said:
I think Vietnam send one athlete, Thailand send a large team and Cambodia also participates for the first time in Asian Winter Games. Yes, Vietnam has to build the sports facilities first to train athletes, and winter sports are expensive to play.
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the Siamese send a large team?
ok that makes sense they have snow in Thailand.
 
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