On February 13, 2014 (January 14, 2014 lunar calendar), Li Jianrou won China's first gold medal at the Olympic Winter Games in Sochi. Chinese athlete Li Jianrou February 13, 2014, Chinese athlete Li Jianrou, who was not favored before the competition, won the gold medal in 45 seconds 263 in the women's 500-meter final of the Short Track Speed Skating today, achieving the "four consecutive championships" of the Chinese short track team in the Olympic Winter Games in this event. It also ushered in the first gold medal of the Sochi Olympic Winter Games for the Chinese delegation. Before the Olympic Winter Games, China's two-time Olympic Winter Games champion Wang was suddenly injured and failed to come to Sochi. In the semifinals on the 13th, Fan Kexin, the world's second-ranked Fan Kexin, and Liu Qiuhong, the world's eighth-ranked Liu Qiuhong, fell again, and only Li Jianrou, who is good at long distances, advanced to the gold final. In the final, 27-year-old Li Jianrou did not take the lead when he started, ranking fourth. Fontana, the bronze medalist in the Vancouver Olympic Winter Games, and Park Shengyi, the silver medalist in last year's World Championships, and Kristin, the British teenager, were entangled in the first corner. After Kristin fouled and knocked down Fontana, the Italian, the two were implicated in Park Shengyi, causing the latter to lose his balance and fall out of the track. Li Jianrou, who was at the bottom, continued to move forward firmly, and finally won the championship without suspense Fontana, 23, won silver in 51.250 seconds and Park Seung-yi of South Korea won bronze. Li Jianrou won China's first gold medal at the Sochi Olympic Winter Games Li Jianrou won China's first gold medal at the Sochi Olympic Winter Games