Canadian athletes won 28 gold medals at the Pyeongchang Paralympic Games. They attributed this result to a strong team spirit and a stable team of young stars.

In fact, this effect was out of their expectation. They had a total of 55 athletes. At the beginning, they set a target of 17 medals before the Olympics. This goal is relatively cautious. After careful consideration. Because this goal is better than the goal of the Sochi Olympics four years ago.

Mark Arendz, a team flag bearer, won a total of six medals in the biathlon and cross-country skiing. This achievement earned him the role of the team flag bearer.

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That night, the Canadian curling team lost its last rock-and-roll heartbreak in the semi-finals of the Paralympic Games. Hockey player Billy Bridge was waiting for them when returning to the athlete's village.

"Billy gently patted me on the back and said:" Tomorrow you must go and win the medal for us, which means the entire Canadian team, "Jumped Mark Idrisson and led Canada to get the bronze medal. "This to me It really reminds us to recall that we (Saturday) played for Canada. ”

According to statistics, Canada’s Northern Europe has won a total of 16 medals in the biathlon and off-road competitions. Brian McKeever, who participated in the three gold competition, said that nothing unexpected happened to them, but that’s what you want for the Olympics. All of them, their team is a great cooperative team, their theme is teamwork, there is a bronze game on Sunday, I believe we will win.

The performance of the Canadian hockey team is very good. Throughout the competition, Canada won a total of 28 gold medals, ranking second, the first being the United States and winning a total of 36 medals. In the gold medal ranking, Canada won the gold medal behind the United States in the eighth place. This result is very impressive.

The spirit of the Olympic Games performance is not to give up. The Paralympics itself is a disabled person. They rely on their unyielding spirit to stand on the Olympic Stadium and spread the positive energy to prove to the world that they are awesome.