Vancouver Winter Olympics 2010

The 21st Winter Olympic Games

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The XXI Olympic Winter Games 2010 is the 21st Winter Olympic Games, which was held in Vancouver, Canada, from February 12 to 28, 2010, lasting 16 days. This time in Vancouver Winter Olympic Games It has set up 7 major events, 15 sub events and 86 minor events Winter Olympic Games Set the item at most once. The competition was held in three places, Vancouver and the small city of Richmond, Whistler Snow Mountain 120 kilometers away from Vancouver, and Seplis Snow Mountain (also called Songbai Mountain) 30 kilometers away from Vancouver.

June 2, 2003 Bragg ， Vancouver A narrow victory the republic of korea Of Pingchang (The first round of Pyeongchang was 11 votes higher than Vancouver, and the members who voted for Salzburg in the second round all voted for Vancouver, so they won) and Salzburg The 21st session in 2010 Winter Olympics The right to host.

About 5500 athletes and officials from 85 national and regional Olympic Committees participated in the Winter Olympics. In addition, there are volunteer About 25000 people, and about 10000 news media.

The slogan of this Winter Olympic Games is "Competition from Sea to Sky". The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games and Paralympic Games mascot According to Vancouver British Columbia Three cartoon characters created by the myth and legend of.

On the morning of March 1, Beijing time, the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics held a grand closing ceremony at the British Columbia Stadium. After the ceremony, the Winter Olympics officially entered Sochi Time.

Chinese name: Vancouver Winter Olympics 2010
Foreign name: The 2010 Vancouver WinterOlympics
Time: February 12, 2010 - February 28, 2010
Venue: Canada Vancouver
Event type: Comprehensive

Slogan: Race from sea to sky
mascot: Miga Quatchi
event: 7 major events, 86 minor events
Main Stadium: British Columbia Stadium
Last: 2006 Turin Winter Olympics
Next: Sochi Winter Olympics 2014

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Vancouver, April 23, 2005 local time Winter Olympic Games The organizing committee announced the emblem 。

The logo is designed by Elena Rivera McGregor. The main body is an abstract human figure with open arms composed of five rectangles. Below it are the words "Vancouver 2010" and the Olympic rings.

The design inspiration of the main image comes from the giant stone carvings of the Inuit (Eskimo), an indigenous people in northern Canada. These huge stones, which are carved and stacked into human shapes, are often used as road signs and monuments. The main image of the human figure is named Ilanak, which means "friend" in Inuit.

Ilanak's head is green, his arms are dark blue, his trunk is sky blue, and his legs are red and gold. The Vancouver Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games said that green, dark blue and sky blue represent the forests, mountains and islands in Vancouver's coastal areas, red is the color of Canada's national symbol maple leaf, and gold represents Vancouver's sunset scenery. These five colors are also the same as the colors of the Olympic rings. Veron, CEO of the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the Games, said that the whole figure reflected "friendship, enthusiasm, strength, vision and team spirit".

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Vancouver Winter Olympics bid logo

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The mascots of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games and Paralympic Games were unveiled on November 27, 2007. They are three cartoon images created according to the myths and legends of British Columbia (BC, Canada), where Vancouver is located.

There are three mascots for the Winter Olympics, designed by Vancouver Miomi Design Company. The image of Miga comes from orca And White spirit bear , from the folk legend of Tsimshian, a North Pacific Indian. In the story, he likes surfing, so he loves skiing; Quatchi (Quatchi) is a North American Bigfoot, a legendary monster in the mountains of northwest North America. It went on a journey to Vancouver with Miga because of its love of ice hockey.

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and Winter Paralympic Games Of mascot It's called Sumi spirit It is set as an animal guardian god, with the wings of thunderbirds and the feet of black bears. The hat on its head is also from the orca. In the story, it spreads its wings and takes Miga and Quatchi to Vancouver. There is also a hidden mascot - Mukmuk, one Vancouver Groundhog 。 It only appears in the mascot publicity animation and the official mascot website, and is the partner of the first three mascots. The Organizing Committee for the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games and the Winter Paralympic Games held a mascot release ceremony in Surrey, near Vancouver, on the 27th. More than 800 students from eight local primary schools witnessed this exciting moment.

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For the first time, the Vancouver Winter Olympics used wave shaped medals with the heaviest weight. Each medal weighs 500 to 576 grams, making it one of the heaviest medals in Olympic history. The design of medals contains rich creativity, creating several firsts in the history of the Olympic Games.

The surface of the medal is not flat, but presents undulating waves for the first time, which reminds us of the common landscapes in the 2010 Winter Olympics and other places in Canada - waves, snow and mountains. For the first time in the history of the Olympic Games, the medals of the Winter Olympic Games are round and equal in size to those of the Winter Paralympic Games. Canadian aborigines designer Colleen Hunt created two abstract paintings with strong national characteristics, which respectively became the source of the positive patterns of the Winter Olympic medal and the Winter Paralympic medal. A small part of the screen of each medal is captured. No medal has the same front pattern, which makes each medal unique and sets a precedent in the history of the Olympic Games.

Vancouver Winter Olympics Medals

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The medals of the Winter Olympics are shaped like orcas, which are worshipped by aborigines on the west coast of Canada. Hunter explained that although killer whales are fierce, they live in groups and are symbols of strength, dignity and team spirit. The Olympic Games is a group. Although athletes train individually, they are inextricably linked with their teammates, their groups and their own countries and regions. The Royal Canadian Mint will produce 615 medals for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics. IOC President Rogge commented that these unique medals are the best rewards for those athletes who have achieved good results at the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games and the Winter Paralympic Games, and are also souvenirs reflecting the hospitality of the host Canadian people.

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The organizing committee of the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games announced on Thursday that Canada's national anthem《 oh Canada 》The two lyrics in became the slogan of the Vancouver Winter Olympics. Previously, the Organizing Committee applied for trademark registration for these two lyrics.

These two lyrics are "with glowing hearts" and French "Des plus brilliants explorations" in the version of the national anthem. It represents the Olympic athletes and their excitement when they win medals. It also represents the country and people of Canada, and contains the characteristics, ideas and history of Canada.

According to the regulations of the Canadian Heritage Department, "Oh! Canada" has a history of 100 years and belongs to the public copyright. The use of the lyrics in this song does not need the approval of the government.

The organizers said again and again that they hope to make the 2010 Winter Olympics a "Canadian Games", and the use of the lyrics of the Canadian national anthem is part of the goal. Ice fans who sing Oh Canada before a match and schoolchildren who sing the national anthem every morning need not worry about it.

"This will not constitute an infringement of trademark rights," said Neil Melliship, a trademark lawyer in Vancouver. "They sing the national anthem for no commercial purpose. They don't use this trademark to sell things. They just sing a song."

But if someone uses two lyrics registered as trademarks to sell things, the nature is completely different. The Organizing Committee is very serious about protecting the brand of the Olympic Games. The Organizing Committee also managed to get the Canadian Parliament to pass an unprecedented bill, so that several words related to the 2010 Winter Olympics were also protected by law. For example, the number "2010" and the English word "winter" cannot be registered as a trademark, because these words are too commonly used.

Because of the use of the word "Olympic", some vendors in Vancouver have been accused in court, although some things using the word "Olympic" had already existed before Vancouver was approved to host the 2010 Olympic Games. Several people who wanted to register domain names related to "Olympic" on the Internet were also accused in court.

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Vancouver City

British Columbia Stadium ： The opening ceremony 、 Closing ceremony Award ceremony every night

Olympic Village

Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Center: Media Center

General Motors Place ： Ice hockey

Pacific Stadium : figure skating Short track speed skating

Mountain Park: Curling

University of British Columbia Winter Sports Center: Ice Hockey

Richmond City

Richmond Olympic oval venue: speed skating

Xiwen District

Cypress Resort: freestyle skiing Snowboarding

Whistler

Whistler Olympic and Paralympic Athletes' Village

Whistler Creek: Alpine skiing

Whistler Olympic Park: biathlon, cross-country skiing, ski jumping

Whistler taxiing center: rudder sledge, luffing ice sledge, rudder free sledge^[2]

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Holy Flame Collection

At about 17:45 on October 22, 2009 (Beijing time), the torch of the Vancouver Winter Olympics was held in ancient Greece Olympia Ruins Hera Temple Previous acquisition succeeded. The highest priestess who collected the flame is the same as the highest priestess of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games Maria Navpriedu 。 After that, the flame spread all over Greece and flew from Athens Fly to Canada.

Torch design

The Organizing Committee for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada, was in the ski resort of Canada on February 12, 2009 Whistler The Winter Olympic torch and torchbearers' clothing were officially announced, marking the beginning of the celebration of the first anniversary of the countdown to the Winter Olympic Games.

The Vancouver Winter Olympics torch is about 1 meter long, streamlined design, and mainly white in color. It weighs 1.6 kg when filled with fuel, and can burn for 12 minutes. The torch was designed by Bombardier, a famous Canadian company, and was inspired by the undulating terrain covered by snow in Canada and the sliding marks left by skiers when they rushed down the snow slope. The torch is inlaid with the Winter Olympics emblem and has a red maple leaf shaped opening. Maple leaf is the symbol of Canada, and this maple leaf shaped opening also has practical effect - it is the vent of the torch. The torchbearer's clothing consists of a white jacket, pants, flannelette hat and gloves inlaid with red maple leaves. The design not only considers the needs of winter environment, but also ingeniously combines the design concept of the torch. The color is mainly white, and the left sleeve of the jacket is matched with bright blue-green, symbolizing the beautiful scenery from Vancouver to Whistler, from the sea to the blue sky. The jacket is embroidered with a torch relay logo on the chest and a five ring logo on the back. The torchbearer costume is designed by Hudson Bay, Canada's oldest company.

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Vancouver Winter Olympic Torch

Torch relay

On October 30, 2009, the flame arrived in Kasi victoria And opened a 106 day relay in Canada. The torch traveled 45000 kilometers in Canada, 4000 kilometers of which were passed by torchbearers, the longest distance in the history of the Winter Olympics. During this period, 12000 torchbearers will cover more than 1000 cities and towns in Canada, reaching the northernmost, easternmost and southernmost ends of Canada, including those who held the Olympic Games in 1976 and 1988 Montreal and Calgary And briefly entered the United States through the Peace Arch to commemorate the friendship between the United States and Canada.

Torch relay

The opening ceremony

On February 12, the Games opened at the British Columbia Stadium. On the day of the opening ceremony, although one support arm of the main torch could not be raised due to technical problems, Nancy Green Ryan, the last torchbearer Wayne Gretzky 、 Steve Nash Still standing on another support arm, he successfully lit the main torch. At the closing ceremony, Katrina Le Mai Doan stood alone on the repaired fourth support and lit the main torch of the main stadium again.^[19] At the opening ceremony, the whole court observed a minute of silence for Georgia's Rudderless Sled Runner Nodal, who was accidentally injured and died in training in the morning.^[1]

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Schedule of 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics (Beijing Time)

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February 13 (Lunar New Year's Eve)
time	Events	Specific events
2:00	Ski jumping	Ordinary Taiwan Individual Qualification Round
10:00	The opening ceremony

February 14 (New Year's Day)
time	Events	Specific events
1:45	Ski jumping	The first round of ordinary individual
2:45	Ski jumping	General Taiwan Individual Final Round Gold Medals
3:45	Alpine skiing	Men's Speed Down Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	Women's Group A Game 1 Sweden vs Switzerland
4:00	quick-skating	Men's 5000m Gold Medal
5:00	Biathlon in winter	Women's 7.5km Short distance Gold Medal
8:30	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Snow Skills Qualification Competition
9:00	Ice hockey	Women's Group A Game 2 Canada vs Slovakia
	sled	Men's Single Seat Round 1
	Short track speed skating	Men's 1500m Preliminaries
9:42	Short track speed skating	Women's 500m Preliminaries
10:18	Short track speed skating	Men's 1500m Semifinal
10:50	Short track speed skating	Women's 3000 meter relay semi-final
11:00	sled	Men's single seat round 2
11:18	Short track speed skating	Men's 1500m Final Gold Medal
11:30	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Snowboarding Skills Final Gold Medal

February 15 (the second day of the lunar new year)
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Nordic biathlon	NH Individual
2:00	Alpine skiing	Women's All around Speed Drop
3:15	Biathlon in winter	Men's 10km Short distance Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	Women's Group B Game 3 US vs China
5:00	Alpine skiing	Women's all-around slalom gold medal
	sled	Men's single seat round 3
	quick-skating	Women's 3000m Gold Medal
5:45	Nordic biathlon	Ordinary Taiwan Men's Single/10km Gold Medal
6:30	Freestyle Skiing	Men's Snow Skills Qualification Competition
7:00	sled	Men's Single Seat 4th Round Gold Medal
8:30	Figure skating	Double Short Program
8:30	Ice hockey	Women's Group B Game 4 Finland vs Russian Federation
9:30	Freestyle Skiing	Men's Snowboarding Skills Final Gold Medal

February 16 (the third day of the lunar new year)
time	Events	Specific events
2:00	Cross-country skiing	Women's 10km interval starting gold medal race
2:30	Snowboarding	Men's Cross Country Qualification
4:30	Cross-country skiing	Men's 15km interval starting gold medal race
6:00	Snowboarding	Men's Cross Country 1/8 Final
6:26	Snowboarding	Men's cross-country quarter final
6:30	Ice hockey	Women's Group A Game 5 Switzerland vs Canada
6:42	Snowboarding	Men's Cross country Semifinal
6:53	Snowboarding	Men's Cross country Final Gold Medal
7:30	quick-skating	The first time in men's 500 meters
9:00	Figure skating	Double Free Skating Gold Medal
9:00	sled	Women's single seat round 1
9:28	quick-skating	The second men's 500m gold medal race
10:30	sled	Women's Single Seat Round 2
11:00	Ice hockey	Women's Group A Game 6 Sweden vs Slovakia

February 17 (the fourth day of the lunar new year)
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Men's Round robin Round 1 UK vs Sweden
		Men's Round robin Round 1 Norway vs Canada
		The first round of men's round robin US vs Germany
		The first round of men's round robin: Switzerland vs Denmark
2:00	Alpine skiing	Men's All around Speed Drop
2:00	Snowboarding	Women's Cross country Qualification
2:30	Biathlon in winter	Women's 10km Pursuit Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group A Game 1 US vs Switzerland
4:15	Snowboarding	Women's cross-country quarter final
4:29	Snowboarding	Women's Cross country Semifinal
4:40	Snowboarding	Women's Cross country Final Gold Medal
4:45	Biathlon in winter	Men's 12.5km Pursuit Gold Medal
5:00	sled	Women's Single Seat Round 3
5:00	quick-skating	The first time in women's 500m
5:30	Alpine skiing	Men's all-around slalom gold medal
6:00	Curling	The first round of women's round robin US vs Japan
		Denmark vs Sweden in the first round of women's round robin
		Women's Round robin Round 1 Germany vs Russian Federation
		Women's Round robin Round 1 Canada vs Switzerland
6:30	Ice hockey	Women's Group B Game 7 Russian Federation vs United States
6:30	sled	Women's Single Seat 4th Round Gold Medal
6:52	quick-skating	Women's 500m Second Gold Medal
8:15	Figure skating	Men Short Program
8:30	Ice hockey	Men's Group A Game 2 Canada vs Norway
11:00	Curling	The 2nd round of men's round robin Canada vs Germany
		China vs France in the 2nd round of men's round robin
		The United States vs Norway in the 2nd round of the men's round robin
	Ice hockey	Women's Group B Game 8 Finland vs China
13:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group B Game 3 Russian Federation vs Latvia

February 18 (the fifth day of the lunar new year)
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Women's Round robin Round 2 China vs Britain
		Women's Round robin Round 2 Germany vs USA
		Women's Round robin Round 2 Switzerland vs Sweden
		Women's Round robin Round 2 Japan vs Canada
2:15	Cross-country skiing	Women's Individual Pursuit Qualification
2:45	Cross-country skiing	Men's Individual Pursuit Qualification
3:00	Alpine skiing	Women's downhill gold medal race
4:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group C Game 4 Finland vs Belarus
4:30	Cross-country skiing	Women's Individual Pursuit Race Quarter Final
4:55	Cross-country skiing	Men's Individual Pursuit Race Quarter Final
5:05	Snowboarding	Men's U-shaped pool qualification
5:20	Cross-country skiing	Women's Individual Pursuit Semifinal
5:30		Men's Individual Pursuit Semifinal
5:45		Women's Individual Pursuit Final Gold Medal
5:55		Men's Individual Pursuit Final Gold Medal
6:00	Curling	The third round of men's round robin: Britain vs France
		The third round of men's round robin US vs Switzerland
		Denmark vs China in the 3rd round of men's round robin
		The third round of men's round robin Germany vs Sweden
6:30	Ice hockey	Women's Group A Game 9 Canada vs Sweden
8:00	quick-skating	Men's 1000m Gold Medal
8:30	Ice hockey	Men's Group C Game 5 Sweden vs Germany
9:00	sled	Round 1 for two
9:00	Short track speed skating	Women's 500m Quarter Final
9:15	Snowboarding	Men's U-shaped Pool Semifinal
9:25	Short track speed skating	Men's 1000 meter preliminary
10:00	sled	The second round gold medal race for doubles
10:10	Short track speed skating	Women's 500m Semifinal
10:32	Short track speed skating	Men's 5000m Relay Semifinal
11:00	Curling	Women's Group Match Round 3 Russian Federation vs Denmark
		Women's Group Round 3 UK vs Sweden
		Women's Group Match Round 3 China vs Switzerland
	Ice hockey	Women's Group A Game 10 Slovakia vs Switzerland
11:07	Short track speed skating	Women's 500m Final Gold Medal
11:15	Snowboarding	Men's U-shaped Pool Final Gold Medal
13:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group B Game 6 Czech vs Slovakia

February 19 (the sixth day of the lunar new year)
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Denmark vs the United States in the 4th round of the men's round robin
		The 4th round of men's round robin Germany vs Norway
		The 4th round of men's round robin Canada vs Sweden
		The 4th round of men's round robin: Britain vs Switzerland
2:00	Biathlon in winter	Women's 15km Individual Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group A Game 7 US vs Norway
4:30	Snowboarding	Women's U-shaped pool qualification
5:00	Biathlon in winter	Men's 20km Individual Gold Medal
5:00	quick-skating	Women's 1000m Gold Medal
6:00	Curling	Canada vs Germany in the 4th round of women's round robin
		China vs Japan in the 4th round of women's round robin
		Women's Round robin 4th round Russian Federation vs Britain
		Denmark vs the United States in the 4th round of women's round robin
6:30	Ice hockey	Women's Group Match: The 11th game in Group B: America vs Finland
8:00	Rudderless snowmobile	Women's single seat round 1
8:00	Snowboarding	Women's U-shaped Pool Semifinal
8:30	Ice hockey	Men's Group A Game 8 Switzerland vs Canada
9:00	Figure skating	Men's singles free skating gold medal race
9:00	Rudderless snowmobile	Women's Single Seat Round 2
10:00	Snowboarding	Women's U-shaped Pool Final Gold Medal
10:30	Rudderless snowmobile	Men's Single Seat Round 1
11:00	Curling	The 5th round of men's round robin Sweden vs China
		The 5th round of men's round robin: Britain vs Denmark
		Men's Round robin Round 5 Norway vs Switzerland
		Men's Round robin Round 5 France vs Canada
	Ice hockey	Women's Group B Game 12 China vs Russian Federation
11:45	Rudderless snowmobile	Men's single seat round 2
13:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group B Game 9 Slovakia vs Russian Federation

February 20 (the seventh day of the lunar new year)
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Women's Round robin Round 5 Germany vs Britain
		The 5th round of women's round robin: the Russian Federation vs the United States
		China vs Denmark in the 5th round of women's round robin
2:00	Ski jumping	Tai Tai Men's Single Qualification Competition
3:30	Alpine skiing	Men's Super Slalom Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group Match: Belarus vs Sweden, Group C, Game 10
5:00	Cross-country skiing	Women's 7.5+7.5km Pursuit Gold Medal
6:00	Curling	Men's Round robin Round 6 Germany vs Switzerland
		Men's Round robin Round 6 Denmark vs Canada
		The 6th round of men's round robin France vs the United States
		Norway vs China in the 6th round of men's round robin
7:45	Rudderless snowmobile	Women's Single Seat Round 3
8:30	Ice hockey	Men's Group B Game 11 Czech vs Latvia
8:45	Figure skating	Ice dance
8:45	Rudderless snowmobile	Women's Single Seat 4th Round Gold Medal
10:20	Rudderless snowmobile	Men's single seat round 3
11:00	Curling	Denmark vs Canada in the 6th round of women's round robin
		Sweden vs China in the 6th round of women's round robin
		The 6th round of women's round robin: Britain vs Japan
		Women's Round robin Round 6 Switzerland vs Russian Federation
11:30	Rudderless snowmobile	Men's Single Seat 4th Round Gold Medal
13:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group C Game 12 Finland vs Germany

February 21 (the eighth day of the lunar new year)
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Men's Round robin Round 7 Norway vs Denmark
		The 7th round of men's round robin France vs Germany
		Men's Round robin Round 7 China vs Britain
		Sweden vs the United States in the 7th round of the men's round robin
2:00	Alpine skiing	Women's Super Slalom Gold Medal
2:00	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Aerial Skills Qualification Competition
3:30	Ski jumping	The first round of men's single on Grand Platform
4:00	Ice hockey	Men's group match: Norway vs Switzerland, Group A, Game 13
4:30	Ski jumping	Tai Men's Single Final Round Gold Medal
5:30	Cross-country skiing	Men's 15+15km Pursuit Gold Medal
6:00	Curling	Women's Round robin Round 7 Sweden vs Russian Federation
		The 7th round of women's round robin US vs UK
		Denmark vs Switzerland in the 7th round of women's round robin
		Women's Round robin Round 7 Germany vs China
6:30	Ice hockey	The 13th Women's Ranking Race
8:15	quick-skating	Men's 1500m Gold Medal
8:30	Ice hockey	Men's Group Match Group B Game 14 Latvia vs Slovakia
9:00	Snowmobile with rudder	Men's Double Round 1
9:45	Short track speed skating	Women's 1500m Preliminaries
10:29	Short track speed skating	Men's 1000m Quarter Final
10:30	Snowmobile with rudder	Men's Double Round 2
10:59	Short track speed skating	Women's 1500m Semifinal
11:00	Curling	Switzerland vs China in the 8th round of men's round robin
		The 8th round of men's round robin Sweden vs France
		Men's Round robin Round 8 Canada vs Britain
	Ice hockey	The 14th Women's Ranking Race
11:28	Short track speed skating	Men's 1000m Semifinal
11:51		Women's 1500m Final Gold Medal
12:05		Men's 1000m Final Gold Medal
13:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group C Game 15 Germany vs Belarus

February 22 (the ninth day of the lunar new year)
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Women's Round robin Round 8 UK vs Switzerland
		Women's Round robin Round 8 Germany vs Denmark
		Canada vs the United States in the 8th round of women's round robin
		Women's Round robin Round 8 Russian Federation vs Japan
1:15	Freestyle Skiing	male Ski Cross Qualification Heat
2:00	Alpine skiing	The first round of men's grand slalom
2:45	Biathlon in winter	Men's 15km Team Start Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group B Game 16 Russian Federation vs Czech Republic
4:15	Freestyle Skiing	Men's Fun Pursuit 1/8 Final
4:48	Freestyle Skiing	Men's Fun Pursuit Competition Quarter Final
5:00	Biathlon in winter	Women's 12.5 km Team Start Gold Medal
5:07	Freestyle Skiing	Men's Fun Pursuit Semifinal
5:18	Freestyle Skiing	Men's Fun Pursuit Final Gold Medal
5:30	Snowmobile with rudder	Men's Double Round 3
5:45	Alpine skiing	The second round of men's grand slalom gold medal race
6:00	Curling	The 9th round of men's round robin US vs UK
		Men's Round robin Round 9 Norway vs Sweden
		Men's Round robin Round 9 Switzerland vs Canada
		Denmark vs Germany in the 9th round of men's round robin
6:45	Snowmobile with rudder	The fourth round of men's doubles gold medal race
7:00	quick-skating	Women's 1500m Gold Medal
8:15	Figure skating	Ice Dance creates choreography
8:40	Ice hockey	Men's Group A Game 17 Canada vs the United States
11:00	Curling	China vs Canada in the 9th round of women's round robin
		Japan vs Germany in the 9th round of women's round robin
		Women's Round robin Round 9 USA vs Sweden
13:00	Ice hockey	Men's Group C Game 18 Sweden vs Finland

February 23 (the 10th day of the Chinese New Year)
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	The 10th round of men's round robin France vs Norway
		Canada vs the United States in the 10th round of the men's round robin
		The 10th round of men's round robin Germany vs China
		The 10th round of men's round robin Switzerland vs Sweden
2:00	Ski jumping	The first round of Tai Tai Men's Group
2:45	Cross-country skiing	Women's Team Pursuit Semifinal
2:45	Ski jumping	Tai Tai Men's Team Final Round Gold Medal
3:35	Cross-country skiing	Men's Team Pursuit Semifinal
4:00	Ice hockey	Women's knockout semi-final Game 15
5:00	Cross-country skiing	Women's Team Pursuit Final Gold Medal
5:25	Cross-country skiing	Men's Team Pursuit Final Gold Medal
6:00	Curling	The 10th round of women's round robin: Russian Federation vs China
		Women's Round robin Round 10 Japan vs Switzerland
		Women's Round 10 Sweden vs Canada
		The 10th round of women's round robin: Britain vs Denmark
	Ice hockey	Women's ranking race: 7th to 8th, 16th game
8:45	Figure skating	Ice Dance Free Dance Gold Medal
9:00	Ice hockey	Women's knockout semi-final Game 17
10:00	Freestyle Skiing	Men's Aerial Skills Qualification Competition
11:00	Curling	Men's Round robin Round 11 Germany vs Britain
		Men's Round robin Round 11 France vs Denmark
		China vs the United States in the 11th round of men's round robin
	Ice hockey	Women's ranking race: No. 5-6, No. 18

February 24th
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Women's Round robin Round 11 Japan vs Sweden
		The 11th round of women's round robin: Switzerland vs Germany
		The 11th round of women's round robin US vs China
		Women's Round robin Round 11 Canada vs Britain
	Nordic biathlon	Men's group/4 × 5km
2:30	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Fun Pursuit Competition quarter final
3:00	quick-skating	Men's 10000m Gold Medal
3:30	Biathlon in winter	Women's 4 × 6km Relay Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	The 19th qualifying match of men's knockout
5:00	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Fun Pursuit Competition 1/8 Final
5:00	Nordic biathlon	Men's team/4 × 5km 4 × 5km relay gold medal race
5:33	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Fun Pursuit Competition quarter final
5:52	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Fun Pursuit Semifinal
6:00	Curling	The 12th round of men's round robin China vs Canada
		The 12th round of men's round robin Sweden vs Denmark
		The 12th round of men's round robin: Britain vs Norway
		The 12th round of men's round robin Switzerland vs France
6:03	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Fun Pursuit Final Gold Medal
8:30	Figure skating	ladies short program
8:30	Ice hockey	Men's knockout qualification game 20
9:00	Snowmobile with rudder	Women's Double Round 1
10:00	Snowmobile with rudder	Women's Double Round 2
11:00	Curling	The 12th round of women's round robin: Switzerland vs the United States
		Canada vs Russian Federation in the 12th round of women's round robin
		Women's Round robin Round 12 Japan vs Denmark
		Sweden vs Germany in the 12th round of women's round robin
		Men's knockout qualification game 21
		Men's knockout qualifying match 22

February 25th
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Ice hockey	The first round of men's extra round
1:00	Ice hockey	The first round of women's extra round
2:00	Alpine skiing	The first round of women's grand slalom
3:15	Cross-country skiing	Men's 4 × 10km Relay Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	The 23rd game of the men's knockout round quarter final
5:00	quick-skating	Women's 5000m Gold Medal
5:15	Alpine skiing	Women's Grand Slalom 2nd Round Gold Medal
6:00	Ice hockey	2nd round of men's extra round
6:00		Women's additional round 2
8:30		The 24th game of the men's knockout round quarter final
9:00	Snowmobile with rudder	Women's Double Round 3
9:00	Short track speed skating	Women's 1000 meter preliminary
9:47	Short track speed skating	Men's 500m Preliminaries
10:00	Snowmobile with rudder	The fourth round of women's doubles gold medal race
10:26	Short track speed skating	Women's 3000m Relay Final Gold Medal
11:00	Ice hockey	3rd round of men's extra round
		3rd round of women's extra round
		Men's knockout quarter final: Game 25
11:30	Freestyle Skiing	Women's Aerial Skills Final Gold Medal
13:00	Ice hockey	Men's knockout quarter final: Game 26

February 26th
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Women's Semifinal
1:00	Nordic biathlon	LH Individual
3:00	Cross-country skiing	Women's 4 × 5km Relay Gold Medal
3:00	Ice hockey	Women's Bronze Medal: Game 19
5:00	Nordic biathlon	Tai Men's Single/10km Gold Medal
6:00	Curling	Men's Semifinal
7:30	Ice hockey	Women's Final: The 20th Gold Medal
9:00	Figure skating	Women's singles free skating gold medal
10:00	Freestyle Skiing	Men's Aerial Skills Final Gold Medal

February 27th
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Women's Bronze Medal
2:00	Alpine skiing	The first round of women's rotation
2:00	Snowboarding	Women's parallel grand slalom qualification round
3:30	Biathlon in winter	Men's 4 × 7.5km Relay Gold Medal
4:00	Ice hockey	Men's knockout semi-final: Game 27
4:15	Snowboarding	Women's Parallel Slalom 1/8 Final
4:30	quick-skating	Men's Team Pursuit Match Quarter Final
4:51	Snowboarding	Women's Parallel Slalom Quarter Final
5:00	Snowmobile with rudder	Men's Quad Round 1
5:09	Snowboarding	Women's Parallel Slalom Semifinal
5:20	quick-skating	Women's Team Pursuit Match Quarter Final
5:30	Alpine skiing	Women's Revolving Round 2 Gold Medals
5:31	Snowboarding	Women's Parallel Grand Slalom Final Gold Medal
6:07	quick-skating	Men's Team Pursuit Semifinal
6:30	Snowmobile with rudder	Men's Quad Round 2
7:00	Curling	Women's Final Gold Medal
10:00	Short track speed skating	Men's 500m Quarter Final
10:14	Short track speed skating	Women's 1000m Quarter Final
10:30	Ice hockey	Men's knockout semi-final: Game 28
10:45	Short track speed skating	Men's 500m Semifinal
10:53		Women's 1000m Semifinal
11:16		Men's 500m Final Gold Medal
11:26		Women's 1000m Final Gold Medal
11:52		Men's 5000m Relay Final Gold Medal

February 28th
time	Events	Specific events
1:00	Curling	Men's Bronze Medal
2:00	Alpine skiing	The first round of men's rotation
2:00	Snowboarding	Men's Parallel Grand Slalom Qualification Round
3:45	Cross-country skiing	Women's 30km Team Start Gold Medal
4:15	Snowboarding	Men's Parallel Slalom 1/8 Final
4:30	quick-skating	Women's Team Pursuit Semifinal
4:51	Snowboarding	Men's Parallel Slalom Quarter Final
4:51	quick-skating	Men's Team Pursuit Final
5:00	Snowmobile with rudder	Men's Quad Round 3
5:09	Snowboarding	Men's Parallel Slalom Semifinal
5:13	quick-skating	Women's Team Pursuit Final
5:31	Snowboarding	Men's Parallel Grand Slalom Final Gold Medal
5:45	Alpine skiing	The second round of men's slalom gold medal race
6:15	Snowmobile with rudder	The fourth round of men's quadruple gold medal race
7:00	Curling	Men's Gold Medal
8:30	Figure skating	Exhibition competition
11:00	Ice hockey	Men's Bronze Medal Game 29

March 1st
time	Events	Specific events
1:30	Cross-country skiing	Men's 50km Team Start Gold Medal
4:15	Ice hockey	The 30th Men's Gold Medal
9:30	Closing ceremony

Medal list

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Alpine skiing

Alpine skiing medal list
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	Germany	three	zero	zero	three
two	U.S.A	two	three	three	eight
three	Switzerland	two	zero	one	three
four	Norway	one	two	one	four
five	Austria	one	one	two	four
six	Italy	one	zero	zero	one
seven	Slovenia	zero	two	zero	two
seven	Croatia	zero	two	zero	two
nine	Sweden	zero	zero	two	two
ten	Czech Republic	zero	zero	one	one

Alpine skiing medal details
project	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
Women's Super Biathlon	Maria Leahy	Mancuso	Anya Persson
Men's super biathlon slalom	Byrd Miller	Ivica Kostridge	Zubrigan
Alpine skiing women's downhill	Vaughn	Mancuso	Jogor
Alpine skiing women's super giant slalom	Fishbach	Maze	Vaughn
Alpine skiing women's grand slalom	Rebonsberg	Maze	Jogor
Alpine skiing women's swing	Maria Leahy	Schald	Zarobska
Alpine skiing men's downhill	Defarge	Lund Svindal	Byrd Miller
Alpine skiing men's super giant slalom	Lund Svindal	Byrd Miller	Webrecht
Alpine skiing men's giant slalom	Yanka	Youngsrud	Lund Svindal
Alpine skiing men's slalom	Marazzori	Ivica Kostridge	Meier

The above reference materials^[9]

Luge with rudder

Sled with rudder medal list
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	Germany	one	two	zero	three
two	Canada	one	one	one	three
three	U.S.A	one	zero	one	two
four	Russia	zero	zero	one	one

Details of Sled with Rudder Medals
project	Gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
Women's bobsleigh double race with rudder	Humphreys Moiser Canada	Upton Brown (Canada)	Parkmeyers
Men's four man luge race with rudder	Holcomb Mesletomasevitzolsen (USA)	Langkusrodigepuze (USA)	Rashbeset Bronbian Canada
Men's bobsleigh double race with rudder	Langkusk (Germany)	Froschutz Adjie (Germany)	Zubkovoivoda (Russia)

The above reference materials^[7]

Biathlon in winter

Two Winter Medals
Rank	ranks	gold	silver	copper
one	Norway	three	two	zero
two	Germany	two	one	two
three	Russia	two	one	one
four	France	one	two	three
five	Slovakia	one	one	one
six	Sweden	one	zero	zero
seven	Austria	zero	two	zero
eight	Belarus	zero	one	one
nine	Kazakhstan	zero	one	zero
ten	Croatia	zero	zero	one

Details of two winter medals
project	Gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
Women's 7.5km short distance race	Kuzmira (Slovakia)	Nusnel (Germany)	Doreen (France)
Men's 10km Race	Jay (France)	Svendsen (Norway)	Fak (Croatia)
Women's 10 km Pursuit	Nunell (Germany)	Kuzmina (Slovakia)	Brunet (France)
Men's 12.5km chase race	Ferry (Sweden)	Sulman (Austria)	Jay (France)
Women's 15km Individual Race	Borg (Norway)	Krustaleva (Kazakhstan)	Domracheva (Belarus)
Men's 20km Individual Race	Svendsen (Norway)	Bjodaren (Norway)	Novikov (Belarus)
Men's 15km collective departure	Ustyugov (Russia)	Foucault (France)	Huragit (Slovakia)
Women's 12.5 km collective departure	Nunell (Germany)	Zaitseva (Russia)	House Wald (Germany)
Women's 4x6km relay race	Srepsova, Ditowitz, Medvedseva, Zatseva (Russia)	Brunet, Bicaut, Doreen, Belle (France)	Wilhelm, Hoswald, Beck, Henkel (Germany)
Men's 4 × 7.5km relay	Norway	Austria	Russia

The above reference materials^[10]

Cross-country skiing

Cross country skiing medal list
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	Norway	five	two	two	nine
two	Sweden	three	two	two	seven
three	Germany	one	four	zero	five
four	Russia	one	one	two	four
five	poland	one	one	one	three
six	Switzerland	one	zero	zero	one
seven	Estonia	zero	one	zero	one
seven	Italy	zero	one	zero	one
nine	Finland	zero	zero	two	two
nine	Czech Republic	zero	zero	two	two
eleven	Slovenia	zero	zero	one	one

Cross country skiing medal details
project	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
Women's 30km Classic Group Start Race	Kowazk	Bjorgen	saarinen
Women's 4x5km Relay Classic/Freestyle	Scott Trude, Joe Oggs, Tarabijogan	Zeerlesazenbach - Stelgus Nanistad	Mulanin Kuitunen Robinin Sarinin
Women's Classic Individual Racing	Bjorgen	Kowazk	Machidic
Women's Freestyle Team Racing	Satzenbach - Stelnistad	Karahag	Kazova Krostlev
Men's 15km Freestyle	dario cologna	Pyler Cottrell	Bauer
Men's 30km chase race	Helna	Angler	Olson
Men's 4x10km relay Classic/Freestyle	Richard Osson Sodegren Helner	Johann Sloud Sandby Jill Messert Bognosuge	Jaxbauer Magar Kokal
Men's 50km Classic Group Start Race	Nuosug	Tekman	Olson
Men's Classic Individual Racing	Kriyukov	Panzinski	Nuosug
Men's Freestyle Team Racing	Patersonosug	Techanktekman	Morirov Petukov

The above reference materials^[11]

Curling

Curling medal list
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	Canada	one	one	zero	two
two	Sweden	one	zero	zero	one
three	Norway	zero	one	zero	one
four	Switzerland	zero	zero	one	one
four	China	zero	zero	one	one

Details of Curling Medals
project	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
Curling Women Tournament	Norberry Lundlindar Moine Bogstrom Sweden	Bernard O'Connada, Bishel Bartelmore Canada	Wang Bingyu, Liu Yinyue, refreshing, Zhou Yan, Liu Jinli (China)
Curling Men Tournament	Kevin Martin Morris Kennedy Herbert Canada	Yolsrud Nelgadeswapetsen Loward (Norway)	Stockley Hauser Egler Strubin Tony Muller (Switzerland)

The above reference materials^[12]

Freestyle Skiing

Freestyle skiing medal list
Rank	ranks	gold	silver	copper
one	Canada	two	one	zero
two	U.S.A	one	one	two
three	Australia	one	one	zero
four	Switzerland	one	zero	zero
four	Belarus	one	zero	zero
six	China	zero	one	two
seven	Norway	zero	one	one
eight	Austria	zero	one	zero
nine	France	zero	zero	one

Medal details:

Details of Freestyle Skiing Award
project	Gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
Women's Snow Skills	Hannah Kearney (USA)	Haier (Canada)	Shannon Balk (USA)
Men's Snow Skills	Biduo (Canada)	Berger Smith (Australia)	Wilson (USA)
Men's snow cross-country race	Schmidt (Switzerland)	Andrews (Austria)	Ron Ward (Norway)
Women's snow cross-country	McWall (Canada)	Berntersen (Norway)	Marion -Joseland (France)
Women's Aerial Skills	Rahile (Australia)	Li Nina (China)	Guo Xinxin (China)
Men's Aerial Skills	Grisin (Belarus)	Paterson (USA)	Liu Zhongqing (China)

The above reference materials^[13]

Figure skating

Figure skating medal list
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	U.S.A	one	one	zero	two
one	China	one	one	zero	two
three	Canada	one	zero	one	two
four	the republic of korea	one	zero	zero	one
five	Russia	zero	one	one	two
five	Japan	zero	one	one	two
seven	Germany	zero	zero	one	one

Figure skating medal details
project	Gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
Figure Skating Pairs	Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo (China)	Pang Qing and Tong Jian (China)	Savichenko Solkovi (Germany)
Women's figure skating single	Kim Yu Na (South Korea)	Mako Asada (Japan)	Rochette (Canada)
Figure Skating Men's Single	Lesacek	Pleuchenko (Russia)	Daisuke Takahashi (Japan)
Figure Skating Ice dancing	Wortumore (Canada)	Davis White (USA)	Dominina Sabarin (Russia)

The above reference materials^[5]

Ice hockey

Ice hockey medal list
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	Canada	two	zero	zero	two
two	U.S.A	zero	two	zero	two
three	Finland	zero	zero	two	two

Ice hockey medal details
project	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
Ice Hockey Women Tournament	Argus Talibeka Johnson Pippa Aps Olet Heyford Portrill Owen Wiken Hathaway Wieland Cott Kimberly Pauline Michaeleod Keral Sostrix Mikelson Ward Bernholm Zabados Lapot Saint Pierre Canada	Laura Thatcher M - Ramelux Dugamport Zhu Huiwen Stark J Rameruks Malvinda Wiznetzug Sejiye Rugeroca Ongstrom Chesen Bellamy Wieland Sauss McLaughlin Vettel (USA)	Wotilainen Hovirajahuta Sarinin Walimaki M-Tominin Kavinin S Tominin Tikinin Hailin Ranta Makiraksonen Lindstad Posa Hilikos Kimotanin Silvio Peltari Quismavanhatalolati (Finland)
Ice Hockey Men Tournament	Moromarius Izinlahitlitos Mike Richards Santon Starpery Boglungeslavrik Nash Crosby, Case, Weber, Brooke, Doherty, Plungo Boyernide Mayeroen Gevruli Broder Canada	Paris Ryan - Malone Langen Bruner Pavel Ski Case Ludruli Karahan Stazni Dustin - Brown Barks Bobby - Ryan Kessel Caine Jack Johnson Gleason Eric Johnson Whitney Sutter Lafarski, Opik, Quixtim, Thomas Miller (USA)	Serrani M - Koyiuhagaman S - Koyiuchojinin T - Routu Peltonin Mittinin Lettinin J-Rouutukapanen Filpra Imoneng Kukening Sarolepisto Scara Pitkanin Reed Mandy, Monnini, Tedimaki, Beckstrom, Prusov (Finland)

The above reference materials^[14]

Rudderless sledge

Rudderless Sled Medal List
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	Germany	two	one	two	five
two	Austria	one	one	zero	two
three	Latvia	zero	one	zero	one
four	Italy	zero	zero	one	one

Details of medal for rudderless sledge
project	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
Rudderless Sled Women's Single Race	Hufner (Germany)	Lesmayer Austria	Gesenberg (Germany)
Rudderless Sled Men's Singles	Roch (Germany)	Muller (Germany)	Zogol (Italy)
Rudderless sledge mixed doubles	Wolfgang Linger Andreas Linger Austria	Andres Hicks Julies Hicks (Latvia)	Ratner Reich (Germany)

The above reference materials^[15]

Nordic biathlon

Nordic medal list
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	U.S.A	one	three	zero	four
two	Austria	one	zero	one	two
three	France	one	zero	zero	one
four	Italy	zero	zero	one	one
four	Germany	zero	zero	one	one

Details of two Nordic medals
project	Gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
Nordic biathlon men's groups	Gruber Kleiner Gutwald Steichel Austria	Carmelo Talodviks Pilranidmon (USA)	Rizak Edelman, Frenzel Kozensen (Germany)
Nordic Biathlon Men's Individual Competition (120m platform)	Desmond	Speillani (USA)	Gruber (Austria)
Nordic Biathlon Men's Individual Competition (90m platform)	Lamy Chapui (France)	Speillani (USA)	Pitin (Italy)

The above reference materials^[6]

Snowboarding

Snowboarding medal list
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	U.S.A	two	one	two	five
two	Canada	two	one	zero	three
three	Netherlands	one	zero	zero	one
three	Australia	one	zero	zero	one
five	France	zero	one	two	three
six	Austria	zero	one	one	two
seven	Finland	zero	one	zero	one
seven	Russia	zero	one	zero	one
nine	Switzerland	zero	zero	one	one

Snowboarding medal details
project	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
Women's cross-country snowboarding	Ricoeur	Antonio	Nobus
Men's cross-country snowboarding	Seth Wescott	Robertson	Ramon
Women's snowboarding U-shaped pool	Brett	Tetel	clarke
Women's parallel giant slalom in snowboarding	Solbrej	Ilyugina	Craina
Men's Snowboarding U-shaped Pool	Shaun White	Pironin	Lago

The above reference materials^[16]

Ski jumping

Table of ski jumping medals
Rank	ranks	gold	silver	copper
one	Switzerland	two	zero	zero
two	Austria	one	zero	two
three	poland	zero	two	zero
four	Germany	zero	one	zero
five	Norway	zero	zero	one

Details of ski jumping medals
project	Gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
Standard ski jumping platform	Simon Amanning (Switzerland)	Adam Maritz (Poland)	Grigor Schulilzel (Austria)
Ski jump	Simon Amanning (Switzerland)	Adam Maritz (Poland)	Grigor Schulilzel (Austria)
Ski jump men's team	Austria	Germany	Norway

The above reference materials^[17]

Luge sledge

Medal list of luge
ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	britain	one	zero	zero	one
one	Canada	one	zero	zero	one
three	Germany	zero	one	one	two
four	Latvia	zero	one	zero	one
five	Russia	zero	zero	one	one

Medal details of luge
project	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal
Women's bobsled	Amy Williams	Zmkoviak	Hubel
Men's bobsled	Montgomery	Dukus	Tretyakov

The above reference materials^[18]

quick-skating

Speed skating medal list
Rank	ranks	gold	silver	copper
one	the republic of korea	three	two	zero
two	Netherlands	three	one	three
three	Canada	two	one	two
four	Czech Republic	two	zero	zero
five	Germany	one	three	zero
six	U.S.A	one	two	one
seven	Japan	zero	two	one
seven	Russia	zero	one	one
nine	China	zero	zero	one
nine	Norway	zero	zero	one
nine	Czech Republic	zero	zero	one
nine	poland	zero	zero	one

Speed skating medal details
project	Gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
Men's 5000m	Kramer (Netherlands)	Lee Seung hoon (South Korea)	Ivan Skoplev (Russia)
Women's 3000m	Sablikova (Czech Republic)	Beckett (Germany)	Groves (Canada)
Men's 500m	Motifan (South Korea)	Keiichiro Nagasama (Japan)	Kato Toji (Japan)
Women's 500m	Li Xianghua (South Korea)	Wolff (Germany)	Wang Beixing (China)
Men's 1000m	Davis (USA)	Motifan (South Korea)	Hedrick
Ladies' 1000m	Nesbitt (Canada)	Grintsen (Netherlands)	Reisen (Netherlands)
Men's 1500m	Mark (Netherlands)	Davis (USA)	Borg (Norway)
Women's 1500m	Ilin Worcester (Netherlands)	Grovos (Canada)	Sablikova (Czech Republic)
Men's 10000m	Lee Seung hoon (South Korea)	Skoplev Ivan (Russia)	De Jong Bob (Netherlands)
Speed Skating Women 5000m	Sabrikova (Czech Republic)	Beckett (Germany)	Hughes Canada
Men's Team Pursuit	Canada	U.S.A	Netherlands
Ladies' Team Pursuit	Germany	Japan	poland

The above reference materials^[8]

Short track speed skating

Medal list of short track speed skating
Rank	ranks	gold	silver	copper
one	China	four	zero	zero
two	the republic of korea	two	four	two
three	Canada	two	two	one
four	U.S.A	zero	two	four
five	Italy	zero	zero	one

Short track speed skating medal details
project	Gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
Men's 1500m	Li Zhengxiu (South Korea)	Apollo	Kelsky
Women's 500m	Wang Meng (China)	Mary Anne (Canada)	Fontana (Italy)
Men's 1000m	Li Zhengxiu (South Korea)	Li Haoxi (South Korea)	Apollo
Women's 1500m	Zhou Yang (China)	Li Enxing (South Korea)	Park Seung chih (South Korea)
Women's 3000 meter relay	China	Canada	U.S.A
Ladies' 1000m	Wang Meng (China)	Luther (USA)	Park Seung chih (South Korea)
Men's 5000m Relay	Canada	the republic of korea	U.S.A
Men's 500m	Charles Hamelin (Canada)	Cheng Shibo (South Korea)	Tembre (Canada)

The above reference materials^[4]

Medal table

ranking	Country	gold medal	Silver medal	Bronze medal	total
one	U.S.A	nine	fifteen	thirteen	thirty-seven
two	Germany	ten	thirteen	seven	thirty
three	Canada	fourteen	seven	five	twenty-six
four	Norway	nine	eight	six	twenty-three
five	Austria	four	six	six	sixteen
six	Russia	three	five	seven	fifteen
seven	the republic of korea	six	six	two	fourteen
eight	China	five	two	four	eleven
eight	Sweden	five	two	four	eleven
eight	France	two	three	six	eleven
eleven	Switzerland	six	zero	three	nine
twelve	Netherlands	four	one	three	eight
thirteen	Czech Republic	two	zero	four	six
thirteen	poland	one	three	two	six
fifteen	Italy	one	one	three	five
fifteen	Japan	zero	three	two	five
fifteen	Finland	zero	one	four	five
eighteen	Australia	two	one	zero	three
eighteen	Belarus	one	one	one	three
eighteen	Slovakia	one	one	one	three
eighteen	Croatia	zero	two	one	three
eighteen	Slovenia	zero	two	one	three
twenty-three	Latvia	zero	two	zero	two
twenty-four	britain	one	zero	zero	one
twenty-four	Estonia	zero	one	zero	one
twenty-four	Kazakhstan	zero	one	zero	one

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