Moving China, Xu Mengtao’s award speech was: a warm childhood in the barbecue grill, a youth troubled by injuries, a gold medal that was close at hand, and finally the national flag on the shoulders, the most difficult in the game, this was a record-breaking flip , it is a turning point in life! The beauty of the peach is as bright as its blossom; the glow of the dream is as real as it gets.

Xu Mengtao, born on July 12, 1990 in Anshan City, Liaoning Province, is a member of the Chinese freestyle skiing aerials team. In 2013, Xu Mengtao won the freestyle skiing aerials championship at the World Championships in Norway; the following year, she won the runner-up in the freestyle skiing aerials competition at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics. This was also her first Olympic medal in the history of the Winter Olympics.

As of October 2022, Xu Mengtao*** has won 57 World Cup medals (including 34 gold medals), has the world's most difficult moves, and ranks first in the world in total points; he is the athlete with the most medals in the World Championships (5 gold medals), women’s highest scoring record holder (116.9 points).

Early life experience:

Xu Mengtao started practicing gymnastics when she was four years old. She is willing to endure hardships, has a high level of understanding, has good strength and physical fitness, and gets results quickly. In 1998, Xu Mengtao was selected for the Liaoning Provincial Gymnastics Team. In 2002, at the Ninth National Games of Liaoning Province, 12-year-old Xu Mengtao first showed his talents and achieved 3 golds, 2 silvers and 1 bronze in the Provincial Games.

In August of the same year, Xu Mengtao’s father sent her to Chen Hongbin, then a teacher at Shenyang Sports Institute and head coach of the national team, and began training in freestyle skiing.

In 2006, Xu Mengtao won first place individually and second place as a team in the National Freestyle Skiing Aerials Championship. In the Women's Freestyle Skiing Aerials National Championship, Xu Mengtao defeated her senior sister Li Nina and won second place. On January 31, 2007, Xu Mengtao won the silver medal in the freestyle skiing aerials competition at the Asian Winter Games with a total score of 184.88 points.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xu Mengtao