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B y Ji Peijuan, Liu Shuoyang, People’s Daily The ongoing Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games, as a window into China, has been widely applauded for its advanced competition venues and considerate arrangements. Over the past days, athletes and coaches of delegations to the Games have been full of praise for the facilities, venues, as well as personnel of the event. In fact, many athletes started to post videos of them trying facilities of the Olympic Villages for the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games on social media platforms before the opening of the Games. In these videos, American luge athlete Summer Britcher pressed a button on the remote control and then the mattress of her bed in the Olympic Village was lifted to a proper height to better support the spine; Finnish ice hockey player Petra Nieminen opened a throw pillow with a pattern of Bing Dwen Dwen, the Games’ official mascot, and it turned into a blanket. Other thoughtful designs and arrangements for the rooms in the Olympic Village, such as a backpack with the emblem of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics and Bing Dwen Dwen dolls, have all shown China’s sincerity in creating a comfortable living environment for athletes and pleasantly surprised them. “I am convinced all the athletes will deliver their best performance,” said Masahiko Harada, general manager of the Japanese delegation to the Beijing 2022, at a recent press conference.

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The United States secured its first gold medal of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics Wednesday when Lindsey Jacobellis won the womens snowboard cross competition. The 36-year-old Jacobellis has been the dominant figure in the short history of the sport, but has come up short in her quest for Olympic gold since her debut at the 2006 Olympics in Turin, Italy. She was heading to a certain gold medal at the Turin Games when she slipped and fell attempting a flashy move during a jump on the final leg of the race, forcing her to settle for the silver medal. Chloe Trespeuch of France won the silver medal Wednesday, while Canadas Meryeta Odine took home the bronze. Jacobelliss win came hours after U.S. skier Mikeala Shiffrin, the most dominant womens Alpine skier of her generation, endured another shocking failure in her quest to add to her Olympic gold medal collection. Shiffrin was just seconds into her first run in the womens slalom competition when she missed a gate and skied off the course, resulting in her disqualification, and sat despondent and dejected on the side of the course for several minutes.

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The International Ski Federation (FIS) has come under fire after a slew of disqualifications marred Monday''s first Olympic mixed team event

ZHANGJIAKOU The International Ski Federation (FIS) has come under fire after a slew of disqualifications marred Mondays first Olympic mixed team event, with one athlete saying the governing body had destroyed womens ski jumping. Germany, Austria, Norway and Japan all suffered disqualification for suit infringements, prompting anger and tears on what should have been []

The International Ski Federation (FIS) has come under fire after a slew of disqualifications marred Monday''s first Olympic mixed team event, with one athlete saying the governing body had "destroyed" women''s ski jumping.