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Freestyle ski star Eileen Gu may be the face of the Beijing Winter Olympics, but it is a cuddly toy mascot that people really want a piece of — not that getting hold of one is easy. Bing Dwen Dwen is a cute, stuffed panda who is presented to athletes when they win events, and replica versions in various sizes and guises are sold in official retailers.
Since the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics got underway last week, stories of triumph, heartbreak and COVID-19 test results have made headlines around the world.
Chloe Kim said she was "not in a good place" when she woke up for the women's snowboard halfpipe final at the Beijing Games on Thursday - but she certainly was when it was all over.
“Gu Ailing, jiayou [vamos]! 1, 2, 3, 4… ¡Dios mío!”. Son las palabras de los comentaristas chinos en el vídeo que inunda este martes las redes sociales del país más poblado del planeta. La esquiadora de 18 años Eileen Gu, conocida en China por su nombre en mandarín, Ailing, ganó su primer oro olímpico en la modalidad de big air en esquí acrobático. La joven esquiadora es un imán mediático que ha acaparado los focos nacionales e internacionales no solo por sus indudables habilidades deportivas, sino también por su historia: nacida y criada en San Francisco, pero de raíces chinas, Gu compite en representación de la bandera roja de cinco estrellas en lugar de su Estados Unidos natal, una decisión tomada en un contexto marcado por las mayores tensiones en las relaciones bilaterales Pekín-Washington en décadas.
Ailing (Eileen) Gu and Chloe Kim had a heartwarming moment at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games.
ZHANGJIAKOU, China (AP) — No way was snowboarder Chloe Kim taking an easy ride down the halfpipe for her victory lap on her third and final run.
SHANGHAI: China's largest social media platforms including Weibo and Douyin said they have deleted tens of thousands of posts for abusing athletes and spreading rumours on the Winter Olympics, in an effort to clean-up "illegal" chatter around the Games,
American snowboarder Chloe Kim has become the first woman to successfully defend the Olympic halfpipe title, soaring to an untouchable lead with a gigantic opening run and cruising to a historic repeat gold.