Liang Jingyi's mother: He is stubborn, he either doesn't do it or does it to the extreme
Xinhua News Agency, Shijiazhuang, March 6 (Reporter Gao Bo) On the 6th, Chinese athlete Liang Jingyi won the gold medal with a time of 1:09.11 in the men's super giant slalom (stance) competition in the Paralympic Alpine Skiing at the Beijing Winter Paralympics. .
After hearing the good news, parents, relatives and friends who watched Liang Jingyi's competition at their home in Gaoyang County, Baoding City, Hebei Province jumped up and shared the joy of winning the championship.
"Jing Yi achieved such good results in the first time she participated in the Winter Paralympics. Her hard work for several years has finally paid off, and she is very proud of her child." said Liang Jingyi's mother Chen Liwei, "Jing Yi is very strong, what does he do? , there is a bit of stubbornness, either don't do it, or do it to the extreme."
Liang Jingyi has been disabled in his left arm since childhood, but he is naturally active and loves sports.
Li Xinying, a teacher at Nanquantou Primary School in Gaoyang County, has been following the news of the Beijing Winter Paralympics since learning that student Liang Jingyi will participate in the Beijing Winter Paralympics.
"During elementary school, Liang Jingyi was keen on sports. He wanted to prove with practical actions that even though he was physically disabled, he could still do sports well." Li Xinying said, "Jingyi finally won the gold medal through hard work. As his teacher, I am touched with immense pride and pride.”
Alpine skiing is a sport full of dangers, and players can slide at a speed of over 100 kilometers per hour. It is called the game of the brave.
However, Liang Jingyi was not afraid to retreat, but faced difficulties and challenged herself.
For disabled skiers, finding the right balance is critical.
When she first started training, Liang Jingyi's center of gravity was unstable, she often swayed from side to side, and would slip if she was not careful.
At the beginning of the training, he persisted with such difficulty in rolling and crawling.
In 2016, Liang Jingyi joined the national disabled alpine ski team through multiple selections.
In August 2019, during training in New Zealand, Liang Jingyi accidentally fell while sliding because she was not familiar with foreign tracks.
At that time, everyone thought that the fall might be serious, but Liang Jingyi got up and continued to slide, and the foreign skiers and referees present gave him thumbs up.
On March 5, in the men's downhill (standing) competition in alpine skiing at the Beijing Winter Paralympics, Liang Jingyi won the fourth place with a time of 1:16.36 and failed to reach the podium.
After more than 20 hours of adjustment and rest, he took the lead in the men's super giant slalom (standing) competition in alpine skiing and won the gold as he wished.
In this Winter Paralympic Games, Liang Jingyi participated in a total of five events, and there are still three events that have not yet competed.
"Jing Yi, my mother wants to tell you that I hope you will continue to work hard in the next few games, continue to work hard, and strive to repay the country and society with better results." Chen Liwei said.