Eileen Gu breaks Chinese social media after winning Winter Olympics gold
Eileen Gu amassed an army of cynics when she spurned Team USA to represent China at the Beijing Games.
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Eileen Gu amassed an army of cynics when she spurned Team USA to represent China at the Beijing Games.
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If there was any doubt that Eileen Gu is one of the biggest stars of the Beijing Winter Olympics, that can surely be put to rest now — after she broke the internet in China. After winning what she hopes will be the first of three golds of the Games by taking victory in big air, the freestyle skier and model was flooded by congratulatory messages — which temporarily crashed social media channel Weibo, China’s version of Twitter.
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