Wang Meng and Yang Jinqiao won gold in the mixed doubles wheelchair curling, marking China’s first Paralympic gold in the discipline and showcasing intergenerational strength.

Cai Jiayun captured three biathlon golds (standing events and sprint) as biathlon contributed to an 8-5-2 overall tally for China.

The mixed wheelchair curling team earned silver after a narrow 3-4 final defeat to Canada, continuing China’s tradition of podium contention.

China extends its Winter Paralympics dominance from Milan-Cortina 2026, securing 44 medals including 15 golds, continuing a remarkable rise from prior years.

A clear contrast is drawn between China’s lone gold at PyeongChang 2018 and its current winter supremacy, underscoring a rapid upshift since Beijing 2022.

The delegation is praised for fair competition, friendly communication, and promoting international friendship.

The message commends athletes for earning national acclaim and highlights resilience and optimism among people with disabilities in the new era.

Historically, China transformed from a late entrant to a dominant force, with first Paralympic golds and notable achievements reshaping its global standing in both summer and winter Games.

Coach Yue Qingshuang stressed ongoing technical improvements and a forward-looking mindset after the close final, signaling continued development ahead.

Additionally, the message calls for athletes to align with Xi Jinping Thought and to push high-quality development of disability programs in China.

Liu Sitong’s multiple medals are highlighted as a morale booster and a driver for para alpine skiing’s growth from PyeongChang to Milan.

China’s cross-country team won the 4x2.5km open relay in a comeback, overtaking Germany and Norway on the final leg.