On Feb 22nd, 2018, Chinese skater Wu Dajing became the first Chinese man 【小题1】 (win) an Olympic short track gold medal, 【小题2】(claim) China’s first gold medal at the Pyeongchang Games. And on Nov 11, Wu Dajing, 24, set 【小题3】new world record. It took him just 39.505 seconds to finish the men’s 500-meter race at the 2018 Short Track World Cup, 【小题4】took place in Salt Lake City, US.

Shaoang Liu, who competed against WU at the World Cup, 【小题5】(shake) his head in disbelief after the race. “It’s 【小题6】(true) lucky to have been in a world record race,” Liu said. “The rest of us are all on a certain level but Wu is just, like, ‘up here’.” Indeed, every time Wu skates, he leaves his 【小题7】(compete) behind within seconds. Wu is untouchable, not only for dominating his sport, but also for his unusual 【小题8】 (high) (182cm, tall for a short tracker).

Wu owes his success 【小题9】his self-discipline. He started to skate at the age of 10. He got up at 4 am every day to practice. He never 【小题10】(eat) meat or has carbonated drinks, even though he loves cola very much. Only once has Wu broken his self-made rule once-just after his win at the Winter Olympics.