News & Insights Across Asia
The 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics bobsleigh events begin February 15 at Cortina Sliding Centre, featuring four gold medal competitions. Explore the sport’s blend of speed and teamwork.
As the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics captivate global audiences, Finnish winter swimmers brave -17°C waters, blending tradition with personal resilience.
Brazilian Olympian Claudinei da Silva reflects on transitioning from sprinting to bobsleigh and his ambassadorial role at Milano Cortina 2026.
Team China’s young luge athletes push limits at Oberhof’s ‘Ice F1’ track, embracing gravity-driven speed in their quest for international glory.
The Milano Cortina Winter Olympics 2026 kick off with five medal events on February 7, featuring Alpine skiing, cross-country, speed skating, and snowboarding.
Swiss skier Franjo von Allmen secures men’s downhill gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics with a historic 1:51.61 run, marking Switzerland’s first victory in the event since 2018.
China’s strategic development of winter sports since 2022 evolves into 1.5 trillion yuan industry, blending economic growth with global sports leadership.
Juan Antonio Samaranch Jr. discusses China’s rapid rise in winter sports, exploring its economic, cultural, and global impacts since the 2022 Olympics.
China’s ice and snow economy surpasses $143 billion, transforming seasonal activities into a year-round growth engine through technology and infrastructure.
President Xi Jinping outlines China’s winter sports vision as the world prepares for the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics, emphasizing mass participation and global unity.
Four years after hosting Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics events, Chongli transforms Olympic infrastructure into sustainable economic drivers, creating a model for post-Games development.
Chinese skimo duo Cidan Yuzhen and Buluer finish 10th at World Cup, final test before historic Winter Olympics return of the sport.
Heilongjiang Province transforms winter resources into a trillion-yuan economic engine through integrated sports, tech, and cultural innovation in 2026.
Xinjiang transforms its winter landscape into economic powerhouse through innovative ice-snow tourism models and cross-sector integration, driving regional growth in 2026.
Harbin’s winter scene in 2026 showcases economic revival through ice festivals, cultural events, and booming winter sports, fueling optimism across Northeast China.
China announces 286-member Winter Olympics squad for 2026 Games, featuring defending champions Gu Ailing and Su Yiming alongside veterans and new talent.
Northeast China transforms icy winters into economic opportunities as winter sports surge, with 300 million participants nationwide fueling tourism and cultural revival.
Northeast China’s organic ice sliding tradition gains viral fame, showcasing unique winter adaptations and community spirit through improvised frozen-surface competitions.
Xinjiang’s innovative winter tourism model drives record economic growth and job creation in 2026, blending modern sports infrastructure with cultural heritage preservation.
China’s Su Yiming wins bronze at FIS Snowboard World Cup, enters 2026 Winter Olympics as overall standings leader with four podium finishes this season.
