Olympic Games 2022: How to watch Ailing (Eileen) Gu, Ren Ziwei, Dajing Wu and the People's Republic of China - schedule and results

People's Republic of China have three gold medals, three silver medals, and one bronze medal after 11 days of competition at Beijing 2022.

Ailing (Eileen) Gu won her first Olympic Winter Games title in the women's freeski big air at the Big Air Shougang on Tuesday 8 February in one of the most memorable moments of Beijing 2022 so far.

However, the hosts' put in two gold-medal performances before that: Ren Ziwei's stunning performance in the men's 1000m final in short track speed skating, while Team China took home the gold in the short track speed skating mixed team relay.

China will hope there will be plenty more gold medals to come here at Beijing 2022.

Below is a list of the competition events that Chinese athletes are confirmed to be taking part in, with additional team events and late entries possible for athletes who have qualified in more than one discipline.

Read on to find out the China team's schedule of events and what to look out for.

There's plenty more action in Zhangjiakou for China to look forward to with medals on the line in the men's 10km sprint, women's 10km pursuit, men's 4x7.5km relay and women's 4x6km relay.

Cheng Fangming, Yan Xingyuan, Zhu Zhenyu, Zhang Chunyu are all in action in the men's 10km sprint on Saturday 12 February at 17:00 Beijing time.

The next day on 13 February, it will be Tang Jialin competing in the women's 10km pursuit at 17:00.

The biathlon programme wraps up with the two relays. The men's 4x7.5km relay will be on Tuesday 15 February at 17:00, while the women's 4x6km relay is scheduled for the next day at 15:45.

There's one event left for China to compete in and it will be the women's 4x5km relay on Saturday 12 February starting at 15:30 local time.

Both the men's and women's