Wang Meng, a former member of the national short track speed skating team, was once a dazzling star in China sports. Wang Meng won two gold medals in the women's 500-meter relay and 3000-meter relay at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, becoming the first Olympic champion of short track speed skating in China. Wang Meng is also the first short track speed skater in China to win the World Cup all-around championship. Wang Meng, known as the "short track queen", is the leader of short track speed skating in China.
At the 20 10 Vancouver Winter Olympics, two "three consecutive championships" were born. One of them was China short track speed skater Wang Meng, who won three gold medals in women's 500m, 1000m and relay, becoming the athlete who won the most gold medals in the Winter Olympics in China history. After only two Winter Olympics, Wang Meng became the new king of short track speed skating, and six Olympic medals made Wang Meng the athlete who won the most medals in this event.
Wang Meng's sports career;
In March 2009, Wang Meng won the women's 500m,1000m and all-around triathlon at the World Short Track Speed Skating Championships held in Vienna, Austria, and the China women's team also won the 3000m relay championship. Subsequently, in the World Short Track Speed Skating Team Championship, Wang Meng led the team to win the championship with 46 points. In April, Wang Meng participated in the short track speed skating competition of the 11th National Games. Wang Meng also won five gold medals in women's 500m,1000m,1500m, women's 3000m relay and individual all-around.
In September, Wang Meng won the women's 500m short track speed skating World Cup in China in 43.430 seconds. Subsequently, Wang Meng won the women's 500m gold medal and1000m silver medal in Korean and Canadian competitions, and led China to win the women's 300m relay gold medal. In the USA, Wang Meng won three gold medals in the women's 500-meter, 1000-meter and 3000-meter relay.