Wang Chunlu

Wang Chunlu

Wang Chunlu, female, born in 1978, is a short track speed skater. Her strong point is 500m. Wang Chunlu won 4 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze medals in individual events in the world championships.

She won three World Championships and two World Cup 500m finals. As a relay member, Wang Chunlu and his teammates won five World Championships. It created the "Four Golden Flowers" era of big Yang Yang, small Yang Yang, Wang Chunlu and sun Dandan.

On August 5, 2011, Wang Chunlu's trust crisis intensified in the infighting event of the national short track speed skating team, and the six main players revealed that Wang Chunlu had management problems.

On August 15, 2011, the winter sports management center announced that Wang Chunlu, leader of the short track speed skating team, will be transferred from his job.

In March 2018, he won the title of national March 8 red flag bearer.

Career

Wang Chunlu, who was born in 1995, won the champion of 500m, 1000m and 3000m relay and the runner up of individual all-round as soon as she appeared in the world championships. At the age of 17, she achieved such a good result and became the focus of public opinion. Since then, she has remained among the top short track speed skaters in the world.

With her cooperation, Yang Yang won the first gold medal for the Chinese delegation at the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics, and Wang Chunlu himself won the bronze medal. Although she did not achieve the zero breakthrough of China's Winter Olympic Games, she witnessed the historical moment of China's Winter Olympic gold medal breakthrough as an athlete in the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games. "Regret is also a kind of beauty", Wang Chunlu summed up his career with this sentence.

Brilliant achievements

Athlete period

Wang Chunlu became famous earlier than Yang Yang. As soon as she appeared at the world championships in 1995, Wang Chunlu won the champion of the 500m, 1000m and 3000m relay and the individual all-round runner up. Since then, she has always been among the top short track speed skaters in the world. So far, Wang Chunlu has won 7 individual Olympic medals in the world championships, including 4 gold, 2 silver and 1 bronze. Wang Chunlu didn't perform well in the individual 500m and 1000m races at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, but won the silver medal in the 3000m relay with his teammates. At the world championships in Vienna one month later, Wang Chunlu rebounded strongly and won the gold medal in the 500m, the silver medal in the 1500m and the silver medal in the individual all-round. Wang Chunlu won two medals again in the 2001 World Cup in South Korea. As a relay member, Wang Chunlu and his teammates won five World Championships. Wang Chunlu's strong point is the 500m. She has won three World Championships and two World Cup 500m finals.

Before turning to short track speed skating training, Wang Chunlu had received six years of speed skating training. After finishing his studies in Jilin Institute of physical education, Wang Chunlu hopes to work as a coach after retirement. She hopes to study English at Brigham Youth University in Utah. Of all the cities she has visited, Wang Chunlu likes the clean and quiet Salt Lake City best.

Wang Chunlu has a lovely teddy bear that she has been carrying with her since 1991. Interestingly, although bear has been with her for more than 10 years, she has no name yet.

In 1995, she won the championship of women's 1000m, 1500m, 3000m and women's 3000m relay in the Eighth National Winter Games.

In 1995, the 15th World Short Track Speed Skating Championship was held in Norway and won gold medals in women's 500m, 100m and 3000m relay and silver medals in individual all-round.

In 1998, she won the silver medal in the women's 3000 meter relay at the 18th Winter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan.

In 1998, he won the gold medal of 500m, 1500m and individual all-round runner up in the world championships, and the gold medal of 3000m relay in the Italian World Team Championships.

In 1999, she won two gold medals in women's four lap chase and 3000 meter relay in the Ninth National Winter Games, surpassing the Asian record in 500 meters.

In 1999, he won the first place in the 500m world short track series, the women's team championship in the World Team Championships held in the United States, and the first place in the 3000m relay in the World Championships held in Bulgaria.

In the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games, he won the bronze medal in the 500m and silver medal in the 3000m relay. We are glad to witness Yang Yang's "zero gold medal breakthrough" for China's Winter Olympic Games.

Deputy leader and leader period

2008 Beijing Olympic torch bearer, Changchun last stroke.

In May 2006, he served as the deputy leader of the Chinese short track speed skating team, helping to deal with the team's affairs and assisting the new head coach Li Yan's work. In February 2010, Vancouver Winter Olympic Games witnessed the Chinese women's short track speed skating team winning four Olympic gold medals, of which the 3000 meter relay made up for the dream of several generations of short track speed skaters, including myself.

Since May 2010, he has served as the leader of China's short track speed skating team, continued to assist head coach Li Yan, and continued to fight for the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.

Off court honors

On November 29, 2008, he won the "outstanding contribution award of Chinese short track speed skating". On January 16, 2011, Wang Chunlu's Chinese short track speed skating team won the best team award of the year of Anta 2010 CCTV sports man of the year.

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In January 1995, he took part in the 8th National Winter Games. He broke the world record of 1000m short track speed skating with the score of 1:36.91 and won the champion of this event. He won the champion of women's 3000m short track speed skating with the score of 6:29.38 and the runner up of women's 1500m and 500m short track speed skating. He won the all-round champion of women's short track speed skating with the score of 16.

In March 1995, he took part in the 15th World Short Track Speed Skating Championship and won the women's 500m race with a time of 45.72 seconds; won the women's 1000m race with a time of 1.45.21 seconds; cooperated with his teammates and broke the world record of women's 3000m relay race with a time of 4.24.68 seconds and won the championship.

On December 3, 1995, he took part in the Asian Short Track Speed Skating Championship held in Harbin. In cooperation with his teammates, he surpassed the world record of women's 3000 meter relay race by 4 minutes, 24 seconds and 12 seconds, and won the championship.

In the third Asian Winter Games held in Harbin on February 5, 1996, she won the women's 500m short track speed skating champion with a time of 46.95 seconds; on February 6, she cooperated with her teammates to break the women's 3000m relay world record with a time of 4:23.13 seconds and won the champion.

In February 1997, he took part in the World University Games held in South Korea and won the 500 meter, 1500 meter and 3000 meter relay Championships.

On March 8, 1997, he took part in the 1000m short track speed skating competition of the 8th National Games in Beijing and won the champion.

In February 1998, she took part in the short track speed skating competition of the 18th Winter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, and won the eighth place in the women's 500m. In February 1998, he took part in the short track speed skating competition of the 18th Winter Olympic Games in Nagano, Japan, and won the second place in the women's 3000 meter relay with his team-mates' score of 4:16.383, breaking the world record.

In March 1998, he participated in the World Short Track Speed Skating Championship held in Vienna, Austria, and cooperated with his teammates to win the women's 3000 meter relay championship and the second place in the women's 1500 meter relay.

In March 1998, she took part in the World Short Track Speed Skating Championship held in Vienna, Austria. She won the women's 500m championship in 45.087 seconds and the second place in women's all-round with 8 points.

In September 1998, she took part in the first leg of the first World Cup short track speed skating Series in Montreal, Canada. She won the women's 1000m champion in 1 minute 36.737 seconds and the third place in women's all-round.

In October 1998, he took part in the national short track speed skating championship series held in Changchun. He won the championship in 46.58 seconds, and won the second place in women's 1500 meters and 1000 meters with 2 minutes 52.33 seconds.

In November 1998, she took part in the national short track speed skating championship and the preliminary competition of short track speed skating in the ninth Winter Games in Changchun and won the third place in women's 500m, 1000m and 1500m events.

In November 1998, he participated in the fifth leg of the world cup short track speed skating series held in Tokyo, Japan, and won the women's 500m champion with 46.736 seconds. He also won the women's 3000m relay champion with 4.26.397 seconds and the third place of women's 1500m with 2.39.197 seconds.

In December 1998, he participated in the sixth race of the world cup short track speed skating series held in Beijing. He cooperated with his teammates and won the women's 3000 meter relay champion in 4 minutes and 23 seconds, the women's 500 meter relay champion in 46 seconds and 05 seconds, and the women's team champion.

In January 1999, he took part in the short track speed skating competition of the ninth Winter Games in Changchun. He won the women's four lap chase championship with the score of 40.123 seconds. He cooperated with his teammates and won the women's 3000 meter relay championship with the score of 4.27.278 seconds. He also won the third place in the women's 1500 meter and 3000 meter events with the score of 2.44.021 and 6.03.474 seconds.

In February 1999, she took part in the short track speed skating competition of the 4th Asian Winter Games held in Longping, South Korea and won the second place in the women's 3000m.

In March 1999, he participated in the 19th World Congress in St. Louis, USA

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