Gu Ailing wins another title at World Extreme Games, what is this girl's unique background?

Gu Ailing won another title at the World Extreme Games, what kind of background does this girl have?

In the early morning of January 31, Beijing time, in the 2021 World Extreme Games X Games Aspen freestyle skiing slope obstacle skills women's competition, China's Gu Ailing played superbly, with four rounds of zero error performance to win the title of this project, continue to make history for China's snow and ice. With her win on the U-shaped course on the previous day, she had already achieved her first top spot in the X Games for a Chinese athlete.

Although she is known as a skier, Gu Ailing doesn't want people to have a stereotypical image of her because of that, but she is actually a talkative, funny, music-loving, friend-making, academically brilliant and skiing-loving ? someone else's kid?

Gu Ailing was born in September 2003 in San Francisco, California, U.S.A. Gu Ailing has a good family background. Her father is a white American who graduated from Harvard, but her mother, Gu Yan, is Chinese and graduated from Peking University and Stanford University. As a result, she was influenced by her mother's love of China from an early age. She also speaks very good Chinese.

Her mother, Gu Yan, was a ski instructor, and she grew up going back to Beijing, China, with her mother from time to time for vacations. And Gu Yan paid special attention to teaching Gu Ailing Chinese language and traditional Chinese culture. As a result, she grew up in Beijing's hutongs, where she describes herself as a Beijing girl who grew up in the hutongs. Under her mother's influence, she fell in love with the city of Beijing, and especially enjoyed its various cuisines. In her mind, China has long been her hometown.

Chinese-American Ailing, who started skiing at the age of 3 and won awards at the age of 9, has already won 50 gold medals at the age of 14, including nine All-American titles. At the age of 14, she had already won 50 gold medals, including nine All-American titles. In addition to skiing, Valley Ailing is also very good at cross-country running, soccer, basketball, and rock climbing; in addition, she is also very good at piano, ballet, and musical performances, and so on, from childhood to adulthood, her academic performance is also quite excellent. Although she is an American citizen, she loves China, speaks fluent Chinese, and introduces herself to others everywhere she goes: "I am a Chinese girl. I am a Chinese girl.

At the age of 16, at the peak of her career, she joined the Chinese nationality without any hesitation. And on June 6, 2019, she made a high-profile announcement via her personal social media that she had officially joined the Chinese nationality.

Last year, Gu Ailing finished high school early and took the exam at the school with the? American College Entrance Exam? This also makes people exclaim that this little girl is not only a champion on the sports field, but also the examination room? school bully?

In order to better prepare for next year's Winter Olympics in Beijing, Gu Ailing chose to postpone her entry into the university, leaving this year's time fully reserved for preparation and training.

She said publicly: It's my parents' money and connections, Suzhou's platform and resources, and the fact that I was born in a city that's richer than most of the rest of the world, and that my personal endeavors aren't worth mentioning in the slightest.