What are some of the classic programs in figure skating history?

Recently I watched some videos of Grishuk and Platov competing, and I thought that the ice dance of that era was really beautiful and light, much less lifting than today, and more like a pure ice dance, smooth and agile.GP skated fast, used the blade well, had a good coverage of the ice, and was able to handle a variety of styles, and had a good performance of the classical and modern playful repertoire. They are very expressive in both classical and modern repertoire. The two of them are a beautiful sight to see on the ice, with their outstanding shapes and well-proportioned bodies. Their achievements are very glittering: two consecutive titles at the 94,98 Winter Olympics (the only two consecutive titles in ice dance history), four consecutive titles at the 94-97 World Championships, gold at the 95,97 GPF and three consecutive golds at the European Championships.

Carmen, Katarina Witt, women's singles

Katarina Witt (November 3, 1965) is a famous German figure skater. Her athletic career is often summarized as "2, 4, 6, 8", i.e., 2 Olympic Games figure skating championships (1984 and 1988), 4 World Figure Skating Championships (1984, 1985, 1987 and 1988), 6 European Figure Skating Championships (1983 to 1988), and 8-time winner of the German Democratic*** and National Figure Skating Championships (1981 to 1988). Because of her extremely good competition results, she is considered one of the most outstanding figure skaters of all time.

The Man in the Iron Mask, Yagudin, men's singles

Alexei Yagudin, the famous Russian figure skater and gold medalist at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, is still regarded as one of the most decorated and versatile skaters in the history of figure skating and one of the sport's wizards of his generation. He won the World Junior Championships in '96, the World Championships four times and the European Championships three times in just one Olympic cycle from '98 to '02. At the 2002 Winter Olympics, he won the short program and free skate against Petro Plushenko and Goebel, and was unanimously ranked No. 1 by all nine judges, and received an unprecedented four perfect scores for artistic performance in the history of the Winter Olympics. 2003 After being forced to retire due to a serious congenital injury, he remained active and popular in the world of professional skating and Russian show business.

Prushchenko, "Dedicated to Nijinsky"/"The Godfather"

Nijinsky, one of the greatest male performers in the history of ballet, was a tragic genius. Russian figure skating has always had a ballet tradition, and Proudshenko practiced ballet as a child. He has a number of movements in this repertoire that pay homage to Nijinsky, such as "Afternoon of the Shepherd God". Some say "Dedicated to Nijinsky" is so moving because Nijinsky's heavenly spirit is incorporated into it.

Chen Lu, "Liang Zhu"

Chen Lu, China's first figure skating medalist at the Winter Olympics. She is simply a beautiful butterfly on the ice, with a beautiful dance in place and a precise grasp of the music, starting with a swallow spin with good ensemble, then a set of spins, 16 steps, and a jump in just 39 seconds or so - an extremely classic program in every aspect of its performance.

Origin of figure skating

Figure skating is an ice sport that combines skill and artistry. In figure skating, athletes wear skates with ice skates on the soles of their feet and skate on the ice under their own power to create patterns, perform tricks and dance moves to the accompaniment of music, and are scored by judges to determine their ranking.

Figure skating is recognized as one of the most expressive and artistic sports. She not only has a high degree of artistic performance and creativity, it combines the "power" of sports and artistic creation of the "beauty" of the two aspects of technology, is a collection of artistic dance, gymnastics skills, skating skills in one and rich in artistic infectious high degree of skill dominance. The class performance is difficult to the beauty of the sports program.

Some people after watching the figure skating competition recalled that "only to see a beautiful swan flew into the center of the venue, sometimes dancing, sometimes jumping up in the air, sometimes spinning in place, sometimes the Golden Rooster, sometimes skating around the field of ......, like the ice nymphs, in the smooth as a mirror on the ice surface. The first thing you need to do is to get a good look at the show and see what it's all about. To see such a wonderful show, really pleasing to the eye".

Figure skating (figure skating) originated in the 18th century in the United Kingdom, and was rapidly developed in Germany, the United States, Canada and other European and American countries. Ice skating in China has a long history, "Song Dynasty" has been about "ice play" records. After the Yuan Dynasty, ice play is more prevalent. The Ming Dynasty, "the emperor Beijing years and years" in the "ice bed, ice rubbing" records, are referred to in the frozen rivers and lakes for ice skating games. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, the painter Shen Yuan's picture of "Ice Frolics" showed a big scorpion, a golden chicken standing on its own, and Nezha exploring the sea. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Beijing Beihai figure skating show, which was specially designed for Cixi to enjoy, already had double flying swallows, butterflies and other two-person maneuvers and stirrups towards the sky, children worship Buddha and other one-person maneuvers. At that time, the folk ice performances have apes and monkeys holding peaches, crouching fish, harrier disk figure skating clouds, phoenix wings, shaking body shaking and other actions.