Su Yiming was born in Jilin province, which has produced a number of Chinese winter athletes. 【小题1】 his parents already fans of snowboarding, Su had his first try when he was three years old and quickly became hooked (着迷).

At seven, he obtained his first sponsorship deal and his extraordinary skill attracted the attention of film 【小题2】(direct) to open up further opportunities.

In 2014, the film ‘The Taking of Tiger Mountain’ needed 【小题3】 young boy who could ski for several scenes. Su fitted the bill and he quickly became a child star appearing in several movies.

When Beijing was awarded right 【小题4】(host) the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in 2015, Su decided to 【小题5】(temporary) put his acting career on hold. At the time he published a post on his Weibo account saying: “【小题6】 determines our life is not our ability, but our choice.”

In 2018, he 【小题7】(select) for the Chinese Snowboard slopestyle and Big Air team and improved further under the 【小题8】(instruct) of famous Japanese coach Sato Yasuhiro.

As the pioneer of the new generation of Chinese snowboarding, Su holds multiple【小题9】(nation) records and even achieved a world first in 2021.

At the Beijing Winter Olympics, Su Yiming made history by winning men’s snowboard slopestyle silver. Three days before 【小题10】(turn) 18, Su received his first Olympic gold medal in the men’s snowboard big air final.

When Michael Jordan’s feet left the ground, time seemed to stand still. The player who became known as “Air Jordan” changed basketball with his graceful moves and 【小题1】 (jump). Jordan’s skills were 【小题2】 (impress), but the mental strength that he showed made him unique. In the final seconds of a game, Jordan always seemed to find a way 【小题3】 (win). Jordan says that the secret 【小题4】 his success is learning from his failures. “I can accept failure; everyone fails at something. But I can’t accept not trying.” 【小题5】 (lose) games taught him to practise harder and never give up. In life, Jordan has learnt to share his success with others. The Boys and Girls Club 【小题6】 he started in Chicago has been helping young people since 1996.

Lang Ping announced on Wednesday that she has stepped down as head coach of China’s national women’s volleyball team.

【小题1】(know) as the “Iron Hammer” during her playing career, Lang Ping is one of the most 【小题2】(influence) figures in the world. She took over the Chinese women’s team for the second time in 2013. 【小题3】Lang’s guidance, China won Olympic gold in Rio 2016, as well as 2015 and 2019 World Cup titles. But China failed 【小题4】(progress) through the group stage at last month’s 2020 Olympic Games after losing against Turkey, the United States and Russia.

Since 2013, the 60-year-old legendary coach 【小题5】(lead) China to win the Rio Olympics gold, two World Cup championships, one World Championships silver and one bronze. Lang emphasized her【小题6】 (enthusiastic) for volleyball, but said it is not possible for her to coach the Chinese team forever. For Lang, Tokyo may see【小题7】 end of her Olympic story, but for her team, it begins a journey 【小题8】 Paris 2024, which【小题9】(expect) to be a new high in their careers.

“【小题10】 happened in Tokyo is a precious experience for those young players. I told them don’t forget this. They need to remember the failure and find out how to recover when they encounter difficulties in the next Olympics.”