Who achieved the zero breakthrough of China's gold medal in the Winter Olympics?

Yang Yang

China's Yang Yang won the first gold medal in the history of the China Winter Olympics in the women's 5-meter short track speed skating final of the 19th Winter Olympics in February 22, which made China's ice and snow sports finally achieve a "zero breakthrough" in the Olympic gold medal after more than 5 years of struggle.

In p>1984, Yang Yang began to receive skating training. In 1988, Yang Yang entered Harbin Sports School and practiced short track speed skating. In 1995, Yang Yang entered the national team from Heilongjiang Province. In 22, Yang Yang won the gold medal in the women's 5-meter short track speed skating in the Winter Olympics, becoming the first champion in China.

In p>22, Yang Yang won four gold medals in the 5-meter, 1-meter and 15-meter short track speed skating and individual all-around events at the World Short Track Speed Skating Championships, and achieved six consecutive championships in individual all-around events. Throughout his sports career, Yang Yangyi * * * has won 59 world championships, and is the China athlete who has won the most world championships. On August 17th, 26, Yang Yang held a retirement ceremony in Beijing.

In p>26, Yang Yang officially retired and faced with career transformation. At first, she was also confused about the future direction, so she set three criteria for herself: doing what she likes, doing what she can, and doing what she should do. After that, she kept trying her interests, including the work of the Organizing Committee for the 28 Beijing Olympic Games, being a guest host of CCTV, establishing a sports charity fund, establishing an ice sports center, and serving as a member of the International Olympic Committee. "My 23-year sports career has brought me more than a gold medal. I have always believed that sports have a very positive impact on people's development, especially on children's growth, family parent-child relationship, community culture and social development. So after retirement, I actively participated in social welfare activities. At the same time, I also want to prove that athletes are still valuable groups to society after retirement. "

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Yang Yang, born on August 24th, 1975 in Tangyuan County, Heilongjiang Province, is an Olympic champion and a former athlete of China women's short track speed skating team. He is currently the vice chairman of the All-China Youth Federation.

In p>1984, Yang Yang began to receive skating training. In 1988, Yang Yang entered Harbin Sports School and practiced short track speed skating. In 1995, Yang Yang entered the national team from Heilongjiang Province. In 22, Yang Yang won the gold medal in the women's 5-meter short track speed skating in the Winter Olympics, becoming the first winter Olympic champion in China. In 22, Yang Yang won four gold medals in 5 meters, 1 meters and 15 meters in short track speed skating and individual all-around events at the World Short Track Speed Skating Championships, and achieved six consecutive championships in individual all-around events. Throughout his sports career, Yang Yangyi * * * has won 59 world championships, and is the China athlete who has won the most world championships. On August 17th, 26, Yang Yang held a retirement ceremony in Beijing.

In November p>217, Yang Yang served as the chairman of the Athletes' Committee of the Beijing Winter Olympics Organizing Committee. On November 7, 219, Yang Yang was elected as the vice chairman of the board of directors of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Foundation.

Introduction to Winter Olympics

OlympicWinterGames, referred to as Winter Olympics and Winter Olympics for short. Mainly held in all parts of the world, it is the largest comprehensive winter games in the world. It is held every four years and has been held alternately with the Summer Olympic Games since 1994. Participating countries are distributed all over the world, including Europe, Africa, America, Asia and Oceania. Sponsored by the InternationalOlympicCommittee. Calculate the number of sessions according to the actual number of sessions.

In p>1986, the plenary session of the International Olympic Committee decided to separate the Winter Olympics and the Summer Olympics from 1994 and hold them every two years. The 1992 Winter Olympics was the last Winter Olympics held in the same year as the Summer Olympics. Since 1924, the first session has been held, and by 218, * * * has held 23 sessions every four years.

The 24th Winter Olympics will be held in China, Beijing, Zhangjiakou and Yanqing from February 4th to February 2th, 222.