How old is short track speed skating Wang Meng? The age in Baidu Encyclopedia seems unrealistic.

Wang Meng was born on April 10, 1985. Place of birth: Jilin Zodiac: Ox Height: 167CM Weight: 58KG. University: Harbin Institute of Physical Education. Birthplace: Qitaihe City, Heilongjiang Province. Family members: Dad, Mom, sister and I got up. Coach: Ma’s favorite movie: Mom Loves Me Again. Favorite song: Snail (Jay Chou) Favorite food: Fruit Favorite clothes: Casual hip-hop clothes Favorite color: Sky blue Favorite place: China Favorite place in the world. Sad thing: The training did not meet his own ideas. My favorite entertainment as a child. Play games. My favorite entertainment right now. His favorite toy when playing with the computer. Favorite male artist. Jay Chou's favorite athlete: Beckham and Jordan's favorite sentence: They are ordinary people, but I want to do extraordinary things. Self-evaluation: Be yourself first, I am who I am!

Short track speed skating, referred to as short track speed skating, originated in Canada. In the 1880s, Canada built an indoor ice rink, and some speed skaters often went to the indoor ice rink to practice. By the mid-1990s, indoor speed skating competitions appeared in Canadian cities such as Montreal, Quebec, and Winnipeg. In 1905, Canada held its first national short track speed skating championship, which later became widely known in European and American countries. In 1969, Canada distributed the "Short Track Speed ??Skating Rules" to delegates at the 33rd International Skating Union Congress. In 1975, the International Skating Union established the Short Track Speed ??Skating Technical Committee. In 1976, the International Short Track Speed ??Skating Competition was held for the first time in Champez, Illinois, USA. However, it was not until 1978 that the Short Track Speed ??Skating Championships were officially recognized and hosted by the International Skating Union. The International Skating Union has hosted the World Short Track Speed ??Skating Championships since 1981. The competition venue area is 30m60m, and the track circumference is meters per lap. The competition adopts the elimination system of group preliminaries, semi-finals, semi-finals and finals, and the number of candidates is determined by drawing lots. During the competition, many athletes start at the same starting line and can overtake their opponents at any time during the sliding process. Athletes must wear protective helmets, gloves and anti-cut clothing to compete. Short track speed skating first appeared in the 1980 Winter Olympics as a demonstration event. The 1992 Albertville Winter Olympics was listed as an official event, with men's 1000 meters, women's 500 meters and men's and women's relay events. In 1994 Lillehammer added 500 meters, 1000 meters and 6 relay events for men and women. At the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, the men's and women's 1,500 meters were added, and short track speed skating was also increased to eight events. In short track speed skating competition, each group consists of 4 people (sometimes 5 or 6 people). They set off as a group, gliding in a counterclockwise circle. This is a multi-round elimination tournament. The top two teams in each game advance to the next round until the finals. Short track speed skating is hard to beat. Overtaking usually occurs in the outside lane of a straight, and may also be completed in the inside lane of a curve if the leading car leaves a large gap. Wrestling often occurs during matches, which can result in a fair number of complaints and disqualifications. The relay is completed by four runners in a predetermined order, with each pole sliding one and a half or two turns. The baton is passed by one team member pushing another team member. The other three team members waited on the track for their teammates to taxi.