What are the deeds of the characters in the Winter Olympics?

The deeds of characters in the Winter Olympics include:

1. Irene Wooster (35 years old, Dutch speed skater)

Stand strong with age and never grow old—— Irene Wooster, a veteran of five Winter Olympic dynasties and a famous Dutch speed skater, is one of the outstanding representatives. At the Beijing Winter Olympics, Worcester overcame other athletes despite being underwhelmed by the outside world. With a strong performance that broke the Olympic record, she defended the women's 1500m speed skating gold medal. In addition, she also helped the Dutch team win the bronze medal in the women's team pursuit.

With 6 gold medals and 13 medals, Worcester has become the athlete with the most medals in speed skating in the history of the Winter Olympics. She said: "I hope more people believe that age is not a problem. As long as you have the ambition to win, you can definitely do it."

2. Akito Watanabe (33 years old, Japanese Nordic combined athlete)

In the world map of Nordic combined events, the emergence of Akito Watanabe has changed the original nature of this event. The pattern of civil war between the powerful powers of Northern Europe.

As a representative of Asian forces, Watabe Akito has won 2 silver medals in Sochi and Pingchang. Moving to Beijing, he competed in the Winter Olympics for the fifth time and once again wrote his name into history, winning two bronze medals in the individual big jump + 10-kilometer cross-country skiing race and the team race. "I hope to make Nordic combined a popular sport and allow more young people to participate. This is more important than personal achievement."

3. Xu Mengtao (31 years old, Chinese freestyle skier)

After a long wait of 12 years, Xu Mengtao won the coveted gold medal at the "doorstep competition" and realized his dream. Chinese women’s aerials achieved a breakthrough of “zero” gold medals at the Winter Olympics.

From his first appearance in the Winter Olympics at the age of 19 to his fourth competition at the age of 31, Xu Mengtao never changed his original intention or lowered his goals in the face of injuries or depression. With 27 World Cup championships, 1 Winter Olympics gold medal, and 2 Winter Olympics silver medals, she cultivated the most beautiful peach blossom in the cold wind with her perseverance and sweat. “In the past twenty years, I have only done one thing right—persistence because of love and determination because of dreams.”

4. Qi Guangpu (31 years old, Chinese freestyle skier)

On October 20, 2021, Qi Guangpu made a wish to win gold in the Winter Olympics on his 31st birthday. As the "world's most difficult person" in the freestyle skiing aerials event, at that time, he had won the world championship, World Cup championship and other honors, but only one corner of the "Grand Slam puzzle" was left - the Winter Olympics gold medal.

Four months later, Qi Guangpu lived up to expectations and won the gold medal in his fourth Winter Olympics. Ten years of persistence and love allowed him to finally achieve self-transcendence and help the Chinese freestyle skiing aerials team achieve success at the Beijing Winter Olympics.