Chinese snowboarder Ma Guosen successfully advanced to the 12-to-6 stage
During the competition, Chinese snowboarder Ma Guosen also put on an impressive performance, advancing to the 12-to-6 stage. Although there is still a gap compared to international standards, it is evident that the skills of Chinese snowboarders are steadily improving.
Since July 31, 2015, when Beijing and Zhangjiakou successfully won the bid to host the 2022 Winter Olympics, China’s skiing industry has experienced explosive growth, with rapidly increasing public interest and participation in the sport. Skiing events have proven highly effective in promoting winter sports culture and popularizing snow activities. GOSKI founder Lai Gang stated, “The purpose of organizing these competitions is to help more people understand the charm of skiing and get closer to winter sports. The GOSKI Hot Snow Street International Snowboard Challenge will be held in more cities across the country.” At the carnival site, visitors could enjoy a variety of interactive experiences—rotating screenings of domestic and international skiing films, ski lessons, trampoline activities—combined with food and market stalls, transforming the event beyond a mere competitive contest into an immersive experience for all to enjoy.
It is reported that this competition utilized multiple broadcasting channels, with hundreds of thousands of viewers watching the live broadcast through internet platforms such as the GOSKI APP, Penguin Live, and Hani Live. Fans who missed the live stream can also catch the recorded event on Beijing TV’s Sports Channel at 22:50 on August 2.