The machinery factory celebrates winning China's first gold in the Winter Olympics

Machinery PlantWork as usual, so the company’s publicity column occupies a large percentage of space to show that Li Jianrou is on the field (in red), and all the other opponents fall!

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Li Jianrou sprinted forward
　　In the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, the women’s 500-meter short track speed skating competition ended in the finals. Surprisingly, there were frequent accidents in the finals. The three players fell together and gave Li Jianrou a chance. In the end, she succeeded in winning the championship and was out of the game in Fan Kexin. Fan Kexin, the favorite to win the championship, made a mistake. The skate slammed on the ice and fell to the ground. Unfortunately, he was eliminated. Liu Qiuhong also only won group three and failed to advance to the final. Only Li Jianrou was left in the Chinese Army to compete for the championship.The other three are British player Ellis, Park Seung-ji and Italian player Fontana.The semi-final score of Li Jian was 3 seconds, Ellis' score was 43.841, Fontana's score was 43.837 seconds, and Park Seung-ji's score was 43.624 seconds.
Li Jianrou was on the fourth lane, but South Korean player Park Seung-ji took the lead. After the game started, Li Jianrou was on the fourth, but then the other three collided and fell.Slow motion showed that Fang Tana pushed Park Seung-chi a bit when she fell, and as a result, Park Seung-chi, Fang Tana and Ellis all fell out.
　　In the end, Li Jianrou won the gold medal, Italy's Fontana won the second, and South Korea's Park Seung-chi won the third.
　　In the women's 500-meter short track speed skating finals of the group B final, Liu Qiuhong won the group B in 44. Li Jianrou won the first winter Olympic championship of the Chinese delegation.With such a large length of words, the employees who work overtime are also grateful!

                                                                                             Coupling manufacturersEditorial department