End means a new beginning. On the evening of the 27th, as the main torch slowly extinguished, the 14th National Winter Games closed in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. This is an unforgettable moment. Since the opening on February 17th, the spirit of sports has played the joyful song of friendship, stirring in the northern Xinjiang of our country and witnessing the vigorous development of ice and snow sports in our country. More than 3000 athletes, with perseverance and hard work, presented a wonderful All Winter Games and completed a "great training" in technology and tactics. Chinese ice and snow athletes took agile steps and confidently set off towards the world arena. Since taking over the flag of the All Winter Games, Inner Mongolia has been working hard for many years and finally presented a wonderful Winter Games - the "14th Winter" is the largest, most diverse, and highest standard Winter Games in history. It has engraved a brilliant mark in the history of hosting the All Winter Games and accumulated valuable experience for future Asian Winter Games, "15th Winter" and other events. "The '14th Winter' has achieved 'five firsts'," said Zhang Xin, Director of the Department of Competitive Sports of the General Administration of Sport of China and Executive Deputy Secretary General of the Organizing Committee for the' 14th Winter '. "For the first time, teams have been formed to participate in competitions at the provincial, autonomous region, and municipality level. For the first time, a comprehensive competition has been established with the addition of youth teams. For the first time, mass sports events have been organized at the Winter Games. For the first time, physical fitness has been used as an admission criterion for qualification competitions in sports competitions."; For the first time, a minimum score standard was set for entering the finals in events such as speed skating and aerial skills The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Sports Bureau summarized that the successful hosting of the 14th Winter has profound significance for Inner Mongolia: it has laid a solid foundation for the autonomous region to host high-level ice and snow events in the future, which has led to an unprecedented enthusiasm for the participation of the whole population in ice and snow sports. It has also made the Inner Mongolia region's domain name film more prominent, further enriching the sports consumption scene and unleashing the potential of sports consumption. "These 'firsts' and' firsts' of the '14th Winter' are impressive," said Cao Yang, Deputy Director of the Liaoning Provincial Sports Bureau. Liaoning Province needs to learn from Inner Mongolia in all aspects, including the opening and closing ceremonies, venue construction, competition area layout, and event organization, to learn and draw on the successful experience of the '14th Winter'. At this Winter Games, 26 out of 35 delegations won gold medals and 30 won medals. Compared to the previous Winter Games, the number of participating delegations and medal coverage have significantly increased. Overall, the highlights of the "14th Winter" competition have been outstanding, achieving the goal of testing the level, training the team, discovering new talents, and training for the Winter Olympics. The 14th Winter competition in various events is exciting and intense, creating a number of excellent results. Zhang Xin introduced that the competition results of this year's record breaking events such as speed skating have mostly surpassed those of the previous Winter Games. In classified events such as snowboarding and freestyle skiing, more and more athletes are completing high difficulty movements with high quality that were previously only achievable by a very small number of athletes. A group of young athletes with great development potential have emerged in various events such as short track speed skating, speed skating, figure skating, freestyle skiing, and aerial skills. "But we should also be aware that there is still a significant gap in the competitive level of winter sports in China compared to the world's ice and snow powers," Zhang Xin said. "We will take the successful hosting of the '14th Winter' as an opportunity to increase our efforts."