The young athletes have show their strong potential at the Games and their steady performances have boosted our hope in the winter sports.

We wish that we could win all events that we enter, but it’s obviously unrealistic.

We hope to achieve better results in snow events, especially in free style skiing aerials and biathlon. It will also be the first time we send more athletes in snow events than on ice.

The gold medal in the men’s aerials is not only the first gold in snow events for China, but also the first gold from Chinese male athletes at the Winter Games. It strengthens the confidence of all Chinese athletes who are doing snow sports.

It is China’s largest-ever team to a winter Olympics since we made debut in the winter games in 1980.

Our achievements in the Turin Games are a big encouragement. We will strengthen the disciplines we are traditionally strong at and try to make breakthroughs in the weak ones.

Our ‘¡ ‘¡ ‘¡ ‘¡athletes’ performance in Turin will help us forge partnership with more international and domestic companies.

It’s impossible for China to devote itself fully to developing winter sports.

The delegation has reached its goal of steady going.

Our athletes’ performance in Turin will help us forge partnership with more international and domestic companies. Company sponsorship and the sports lottery should be important financial sources for China’s winter sports.

If some cities in southern China could set up ice rinks or indoor ski resorts and involve more people, the reserve force of the country’s winter sportsmen will become larger.

The Turin Olympics made us further realize that to develop winter sports is a long-drawn and arduous task. Since we have achieved satisfactory results in the foreign-coached events, such as the freestyle aerials and cross-country skiing, we are considering inviting more high-level foreign coaches to help us in the future.