Overseas Chinese Zhu Yi (Beverly Zhu) Returns to China to Compete, Chen Lu is Optimistic About Beijing Olympics
Photo taken from Lu Chen’s Weibo
*Beverly will be referred to as “Zhu Yi,” her Chinese name in this article
**All names are in the Chinese convention (last name first)
2018/2019 Chinese National Championships starts today in Harbin, one of the highlights is that the American Born Chinese skater , Zhu Yi will be competing for the first time domestically. Suffering from a right foot injury, this was Zhu Yi’s first major competition of the season. Her short program result was rather satisfactory, head national team coach Chen Lu said that today, her condition was not at its best but her goal is the 2022 Winter Olympics. “Zhu Yi right now is only 16 years old, 3 years later she will be at a golden age for a ladies single skater. Our hopes for her are very high, she has many great qualities.”
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Vanessa James & Morgan Cipres || Pyeongchang 2018 Closing Ceremony
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a perfect XX lens flare for their XX years together
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Pair skaters practicing for the gala (Meagan Duhamel’s instagram)
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sk8erkeeg: Probably the best photo bomb I could have asked for @nathanwchen #pyeongchang2018 #olympics #teamcanada
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bruno massot bowing down to aliona savchenko after their record-breaking free skate at the 2018 olympic winter games.
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“At the start of the competition we were very nervous. But as we heard the crowd cheering we were very happy and the hardship just melted away and I felt better,” said Ryom.
Kim said, “When we heard the crowd cheering we were very excited. We would like to send our thanks to the South Koreans and our fellow Koreans for cheering us on. We were happy to perform here. It was very good for us.”
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“Our goal is to continue and try more and to break the records that we set today. We are satisfied with today’s performance,” said Kim.
“There are still a lot of things left for us to do. We feel somewhat disappointed because in our training we did a whole lot better than the results we got here.”
“We will try our best to improve our score in our next performance. We want to break our record step by step and hope to get better and better.”
Tae Ok Ryom & Ju Sik Kim (PRK), 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics (x)
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Adam Rippon, Let Me Think About It || Olympic Winter Games 2018
George Bernard Shaw wrote in “Back to Methuselah,” “You use a glass mirror to see your face; you use works of art to see your soul.”
And so […] in South Korea, Rippon will glide across his frozen canvas, shimmering and scarred like his path to it, his soul exposed for all the world to see; an artist finally embracing, basking even, in his reflection in the Olympic ice.
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jun hwan cha smiles after skating a clean short program at the 2018 olympic winter games
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