Character introduction of Chen Weiqun

Chen Weiqun is another newly emerged Chinese figure skating star. My father immigrated to Canada as a child and coached. My mother immigrated from Hong Kong. Chen Weiqun started practicing figure skating just to play ice hockey. Before officially engaging in figure skating, he also practiced tennis, skiing, swimming and taekwondo, and then specialized in figure skating.

Chen Weiqun began to participate in adult international competitions in 2006 and began to emerge in 2007, winning the championship in the Canadian Grand Prix of Figure Skating. In addition, he also won third place in the US station and fifth place in the finals.

Weiqun Chen is an emerging Chinese figure skating star, but the sport that initially fascinated him was not figure skating, but ice hockey, which is very popular in North America. However, because of his mother's words, "You'd better practice your basic skills on ice first," 6-year-old Chen Weiqun began to learn skating. At the beginning, no one thought that Chen Weiqun would persevere on this road and achieve success.

Weiqun Chen is a much-anticipated rising star in Canada and the only player in Canadian domestic competitions to win consecutive national championships in the junior, youth and adult categories. In the 2006/07 season, Chen Weiqun moved to the adult team and gradually revealed his extraordinary talent. Last season, Chen Weiqun won his first Grand Prix medal in the US Grand Prix, and won his first Grand Prix championship in France. He ranked fifth in the finals, attracting widespread attention. Chen Weiqun has outstanding skating strength and orthodox jumping skills. It is quite difficult to arrange the program. Coupled with his stable performance, it is not surprising that he quickly rose to the top.

As Canada's only hope for men's singles, Chen Weiqun's competitive level has reached a considerable height. At the World Championships at the end of March 2009 and the Vancouver Winter Olympics a year later, Chen Weiqun will definitely become the men's singles champion. The most popular candidate.