Winter Olympics Technology in Pictures | Chinese women's ice hockey team returns to the Winter Olympics after 12 years! Let's take a look at the physics behind ice hockey's killer moves

At 12:05 noon on the 3rd, the Chinese women's ice hockey team played its first match at the Wukesong Sports Center in Beijing, against the Czech team, which is ranked seventh in the world. This was the first appearance of the Chinese women's ice hockey team at home, and also the first match of the Chinese women's ice hockey team after returning to the Winter Olympics after 12 years.

In this Winter Olympics, the Chinese women's ice hockey team is in Group B, with Japan, Czech Republic, Sweden and Denmark as its opponents. If the Chinese team wants to qualify for the group, every game in the group stage (preliminary round) is crucial. Japan is the strongest opponent in the group, while Czech Republic, Sweden and Denmark got their tickets to the Winter Olympics through the qualifying rounds. Among them, Denmark is stepping into the Winter Olympics women's ice hockey field for the first time.

▲Ice hockey game footage

The Chinese women's ice hockey team has achieved brilliant results. They ranked fourth in the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, which is also the best result in the history of Chinese women's ice hockey.

How much do you know about ice hockey? Let's take a look at the physics of ice hockey's "nirvana"!

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Produced by: Beijing Science and Technology News | Beijing Science and Technology Media

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