On February 8^th, 18-year-old freestyle skier Gu Ailing, was crowned as the champion of Women’s Freeski Big Air final at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games.

Gu Ailing, also 【小题1】(know) as Eileen Gu, finished 【小题2】(five) in the preliminary round on Monday to advance to the final. Some sports commentators played down expectations by saying the Freeski Big Air is not Gu’s strongest hand.

Gu’s performance was steady and 【小题3】(fault) in the first two runs, giving her a good score for a podium finish.

On her final run, 【小题4】 has made Chinese spectators breathless, Gu nailed a double cork 1620, with unprecedented(史无前例的) difficulty, to take over the first spot, 【小题5】(claim) the historic gold medal.

Gu’s gold medal also inspired Chinese netizens on Sina Weibo, in which discussions about Gu exploded 【小题6】 over 220 million reads and millions of 【小题7】(comment) soon after her historic victory.

Gu was just as talented in the classroom as she was on her skis. Gu graduated from 【小题8】 San Francisco high school last year and is focusing on her Beijing 2022 training. It is reported that She scored 1,580 points out of a maximum 1,600 in the SAT(美国大学入学考试), and 【小题9】(offer) a place at Stanford. She achieved her goal, and became the first person in her school’s history 【小题10】(graduate) early, meaning she can now devote all her time to the snow！

With the closing of the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Winter Games on Sunday, experts from around the world have praised China’s contribution to the international Olympic cause.

Former Egyptian tourism adviser Abdel-Aal said China has made every effort 【小题1】 (overcome) the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, 【小题2】 ensured the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics were impressive international sports 【小题3】 (event).

He appreciated China has contributed 【小题4】 (significant) to the development of the global Olympic cause, the promotion of cultural exchange among countries and the strengthening of friendship among peoples of the world.

The world once again saw a responsible China, said Zahid Farooq Malik, chief editor of Pakistan’s Daily Metro Watch, 【小题5】 (add) that China made 【小题6】 (her)”a beautiful place of humanity’s unity”.

Liu Di, 【小题7】 professor at Japan’s Kyorin University, said the Beijing Winter Olympics and Paralympics were held at a time of when nothing would have been more complex, and the sportsmanship 【小题8】 (display) at the two events will surely continue to inspire mankind to unite, cooperate and make progress.

Khunying Patama Leeswadtrakul, a member of the executive board of the National Olympic Committee of Thailand, 【小题9】 (highlight)the admirable efforts China made in combining its traditional culture 【小题10】 winter sports and Olympic culture.

Lichun, or the Start of Spring is the first of the 24 solar terms of the Chinese traditional lunar calendar, 【小题1】brings the atmosphere of a flourishing spring, and this year, coincided (相巧合) with the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games, giving it the charm of starting competitive sports. The opening ceremony began with the countdown of the 24 solar terms. The first program 【小题2】(feature) dancers holding green props, which formed a picture of green grass. It symbolized not only the spring, but also 【小题3】(vital). The program was followed by spring-themed fireworks show, 【小题4】(symbolize) the seeds of spring spreading all over the earth.

In 【小题5】 Chinese language, the character “Li” means “start”, while the season of spring 【小题6】(consider) as the beginning of a year. How important is Lichun for the Chinese people? An old Chinese saying gives the answer: “Make your whole year’s plan in the spring and the whole day’s plan in the morning.”

Many of the rituals or 【小题7】(celebrate) have been maintained for such an important day, and taking a bite of the Spring or “Yaochun” is one of them. The spring pancake, 【小题8】 a thin wrap and various kinds of vegetables as stuffings, is a 【小题9】(represent) food of the spring. The Chinese people believe that a bite of the pancake is a bite of spring. Along with a cup of “Chuncha” (the spring tea), people 【小题10】(full) emerge them into the scent of the season.