Gu Ailing's personal data are as follows:
Gu Ailing Eileen was born in San Francisco, California, USA on September 3rd, 2003, nicknamed "Princess Frog", a female freestyle skier in China. She is the first freestyle skier in the U-shaped Grand Slam of the International Snow Federation and the first athlete in China to win a gold medal in the World Extreme Games.
On August 6, 2065438/KLOC-0, Gu Ailing won the freestyle skiing slope obstacle skill open championship; In March, 2002 1, she won two gold medals and1bronze medal in women's freestyle skiing U-track, freestyle skiing slope obstacle skill and freestyle skiing platform in the 20021freestyle skiing world championship. In the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, Gu Ailing won two gold medals in freestyle women's grand platform and freestyle women's U-track, and freestyle skiing slope obstacle skills 1 silver medal.
Gu Eileen Chang's Character Evaluation
With the passage of time, Gu Ailing's skiing skills have been continuously improved, and the difficulty and danger of technical movements have also increased. Gu Ailing is already a very threatening player in U-court, slope obstacle skills and big platform. On February 18, 2022, in the freestyle skiing U-track competition of Beijing Winter Olympics, Gu Ailing played an outstanding role, perfectly interpreted the charm of the U-track project, and won another gold medal for the China sports delegation with a high score of 95.25. Congratulations from the Winter Games Center of the State Sports General Administration.
Apex For Youth, a non-profit organization, said that Gu Ailing, as a free ski ambassador in the United States, China and around the world, inspired young people, especially girls, to build self-confidence through exercise, break their own boundaries and live a happier and healthier life.