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Jin Boyang was born on October 3, 1997 in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China
Figure skating
Men's single skater, for
The Chinese figure skating team
.
[1]
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2013, obtained
World Figure Skating Grand Prix
Junior finals champion
[2]
. In 2015, she won the second place of the junior group at the World Figure Skating Championships. 2016, obtained
World figure Skating Championships in Boston
He won the third place in men's singles skating, creating the best result for Chinese men's singles skaters at the World Championships
[3]
. April 2017, obtained
World figure Skating Championships in Helsinki
Bronze medal in men's singles and entered the men's Singles "300 Points Club"
[4]
; In October, he won the gold medal of men's single in the Finland Cup of the ISU Figure Skating Challenge
[5]
; In December, he was selected
2017CCTV sports figures
Male Athlete of the Year award shortlist
[6]
. In January 2018, he won for the first time with a total score of 300.95 points
Four Continents figure skating Championships
Men's singles champion.
On February 17, 2018, China's Jin Boyang scored 194.45 points in men's free skating of figure skating at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, and won the fourth place with a total of 297.77 points.
[7]
In the China Cup, the fourth leg of the 2019/20 Figure Skating Grand Prix, Jin Boyang won the China Cup with 261.53 points.
[8]
On February 8, 2022, in the men's single short program competition of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games, Jin Boyang re-created the action of "hook hands for four weeks and then external ice for three weeks" and obtained a high score of 90.98.
[57]
On October 27, 2022, Chinese figure skating men's single skater Jin Boyang announced on social media that he will miss figure skating this season due to increased pain in the surgical area
The Grand Prix.
[68]
- Chinese name
- Jin Boyang
- Foreign name
- Boyang Jin
- alias
- Every day
- nationality
- China
- Ethnic group
- han [81]
- Place of Birth
- Harbin
- Date of birth
- October 3, 1997 [81]
- height
- 170 cm [9]
- Body weight
- 55 kg [9]
- Sports event
- Figure skating
- Sports team
- Heilongjiang Ice Training Center, China figure skating team
- Specialty characteristics
- Difficult jumps, lovely performances
- Major awards
- Third place at the 2016 World Figure Skating Championships
- Major awards
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Champion of the 2013 National Figure Skating Championships
Winner of the junior Grand Prix Final in 2013
Runner-up at the 2015 World Junior Figure Skating Championships
2015 China Cup World Figure Skating Grand Prix runner-up
Champion of men's singles at the 2018 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships - Important event
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2016 World Figure Skating Championships in Boston
Third place winner
2017 World Figure Skating Championships in Helsinki Third place winner
2017-2018 ISU Figure Skating Challenge Series Finland Cup men's singles champion
The fourth place in men's figure skating singles at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics - Teach and train
- Brian Orser, Tracy Wilson [1]
- Best result
- 303.58 points (2017 World Championships)
- idol
- Yuzuru Hanyu, Evgeni Plushenko [9]
- Former coach
- Xu Zhaoxiao, Fu Caishu, Chen Xiujing (Enlightenment Coach)
Jin became interested in figure skating after watching Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo's figure skating performances with his mother in 2002. In 2003, he began to learn figure skating under coach Chen Xiujing. In 2009, she studied with Xu Zhaoxiao and Fu Caishu.
[10]
In 2009, he won the National Junior Figure Skating Championship. In 2011, he participated in the Asian Figure Skating Championships and won the gold medal of men's junior single skating with a total score of 177.17.
In August 2012, she competed in the junior division of the International Figure Skating Grand Prix for the first time and won the gold medal in France with a total score of 194.13. In September, she won the second place of the junior Figure Skating Grand Prix in Slovenia.
In August 2013, she won the gold medal of the Latvian Junior Grand Prix. In October, she won the Estonia championship of the junior Grand Prix of figure skating. In December, she won the World Figure Skating Grand Prix Junior finals.
In September 2014, she won the gold medal of the Junior Figure Skating Grand Prix in Slovenia. In December, he won the gold medal at the National figure Skating Championships.
In March 2015, Jin won the silver medal in single skating at the 2015 World Junior Figure Skating Championships.
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In November, she took part in the World Figure Skating Grand Prix of China Cup for the first time. She completed the hook quadrupole jump in the short program and free skate, and finally won the silver medal with a total score of 261.23. Later, she won a silver medal at the World Figure Skating Grand Prix in Japan. In December, she competed in the World Grand Prix Finals for the first time and finished fifth.
In January 2016, he participated in the men's single skating competition of figure skating at the 13th National Winter Games on behalf of Harbin Team and won the gold MEDALS of men's single short program and free skating
[11]
. In February, he participated in the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships, landing four quadrupole jumps in the free skate and finishing second with a total score of 289.83 points
[12]
. In April, she took part in the World Figure Skating Championships, ranked fifth in the short program, and won the bronze medal with a total of 270.99 points thanks to her steady performance in free skating
[13]
. In November, she won the second place at the China Cup Grand Prix
[14]
.
In February 2017, he participated in the 8th Asian Winter Games and won the second place with a total score of 280.08
[15]
. In April, he participated in the World figure Skating Championships and won the bronze medal again with a total score of 303.58
[4]
. In September, he won the second place in men's single skating in the National Figure Skating Grand Prix and the first Pyeongchang Winter Olympic points trials
[16]
. On October 7, he won the gold medal in the ISU Figure Skating Challenge Series Finland Cup with a total score of 252.60 points
[5]
. On November 4, she participated in the Figure Skating Grand Prix China Cup and won the second place with 264.48 points
[17]
. On November 25, she finished fourth in the free skate at the United States leg of the ISU Grand Prix
[18]
.
On January 27, 2018, he won the men's singles free skating competition at the Four Continents Figure Skating Championships for the first time with a total score of 300.95 points
[19]
. On February 16, in the men's short program of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, Kim Boyang ranked fourth with the highest score of 103.32 points in the short program in personal history
[20]
. On February 17, the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics figure skating men's single free skating competition, Kim Boyang scored 194.45 points, with a total of 297.77 points to win the fourth place.
[7]
On Dec 30, Jin Boyang won the gold medal in men's singles at the National figure Skating Championships
[21]
.
On February 10, 2019, at the 2019 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships, Jin Boyang won the silver medal with 273.51.
[22]
The 2018-2019 annual conference was held in Changchun on February 24, 2019
National figure skating championship
In the men's free skating competition, Jin Boyang from Heilongjiang Skating Training Center won the gold medal with 264.36 points.
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On October 5, 2019, Jin Boyang won the bronze medal in the men's free skating event at the Shanghai Super Cup of the International Skating Federation Invitational.
[23]
In the China Cup, the fourth leg of the 2019/20 Figure Skating Grand Prix, Jin Boyang won the China Cup with 261.53 points.
[8]
On February 9, 2020, the final ranking of the men's single event of the ISU Figure Skating Four Continents Championships was determined, and Jin Boyang won the fourth overall score due to free skating mistakes, 267.67, and missed the podium.
[24]
On November 7, Jin Boyang won the men's singles title at the China Cup World Figure Skating Grand Prix with a total score of 290.89, breaking three personal best points.
[25]
On October 15, 2021, in the figure skating Asian Open, Jin Boyang won the bronze medal of men's singles with a total of 224.09 points
[44]
; In December, he was selected into the figure skating single skating athletes' selection list for the Beijing Winter Olympic Games organized by the Winter Sports Management Center of the General Administration of Sport of China
[46]
; On Dec 17, in the first men's single skating competition of the figure skating Olympic Trials for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, the short program scored 97.75 points, the free skate scored 142.94 points, and the total score was 240.69 points, ranking first.
[47]
Match chart
On January 17, 2022, the list of the Chinese figure skating team was released, and Jin Boyang was selected.
[59]
On January 27, 2022,
Beijing Winter Olympics
The list of the Chinese sports delegation was announced, and Jin Boyang was selected to the figure skating team.
[50]
On the morning of February 4, 2022 Beijing time, the figure skating team competition of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics began its first day of competition. Jin Boyang ranked sixth with 82.87 points, scoring five team points for China.
[51]
On February 8, 2022, in the men's single skating short program competition of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games, Jin Boyang re-created the "hook hands for four weeks and then outside the ice for three weeks" movement, and won a high score of 90.98.
[52]
[57]
On February 10, 2022, Jin Boyang made his second appearance in the third group of men's figure skating singles, setting a season high of 179.45 points in free skating, and placing ninth with a total of 270.43 points.
[54]
[56]
On July 22, local time, the International Skating Federation announced the list of competitors in the 2022-2023 World Figure Skating Grand Prix adult group 6 races, and Jin Boyang will participate in the Canadian station and Japan
Stand.
[60]
On February 6, 2023, he was selected for the 2023 Four Continents Figure Skating Championships in men's singles.
[70]
On February 10, 2022/2023 figure skating Four Continents Championships, Jin Boyang in the men's single short program, technical movement score 45.31 points, program content score 40.01 points, the total score of 85.32 points ranked fourth
[71]
In the end, Jin Boyang ranked seventh with a total of 227.47 points (including 142.15 points in the free skate and 85.32 points in the short program)
Points)
[72]
.
March 23, 2023, in
2023 World Figure Skating Championships
In the men's singles short program, Jin Boyang ranked 19th with 75.04 points.
[73]
On March 25, in the free skate, Jin scored 129.18 points and finished 22nd with a total score of 204.22.
[74]
In October 2023, he won the bronze medal in the 2023 Shanghai Super Cup # Figure Skating Men's single free skating competition.
[75]
On Dec 7, Jin Boyang won the men's single skating Gold Spin Cup in Zagreb, Croatia, with a total score of 258.67 points.
[76]
On February 22, 2024,
The 14th Winter Games of the People's Republic of China
Figure skating open group team competition, where the Beijing team won the champion, Jin Boyang won the first men's single.
[78-80]
Jin Boyang won gold in men's single figure skating at the 14th Winter Games of the People's Republic of China on Feb 26, 2018, with a total score of 267.49 and a free skate of 173.89.
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Game time
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competition
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Short program
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Free skating
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Total points
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The 2008-2009 season
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2008 ~ 2009
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2008.10
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National Figure skating Grand Prix junior division
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33.73 (4)
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57.46 (5)
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91.19 (5)
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2009-2010 season
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2009 ~ 2010
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2009.12
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National Junior figure Skating Championships junior division
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-
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-
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-- (1)
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2010-2011 season
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2010 ~ 2011
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2010.12
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National figure skating Championships
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48.94 (12)
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113.90 (5)
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162.84 (6)
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2011.04
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National figure skating championship
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55.57 (5)
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106.01 (8)
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161.58 (6)
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2011-2012 season
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2011 ~ 2012
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2011.08
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Asian Figure Skating Championships junior group
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58.00 (1)
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119.17 (1)
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177.17 (1)
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2011.09
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National figure skating Championships
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62.86 (4)
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130.78 (5)
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193.64 (4)
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2011.12
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National figure Skating Championships junior group
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64.02 (1)
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123.68 (1)
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187.70 (1)
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2012.01
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The 12th National Winter Games
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71.95 (3)
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133.57 (5)
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205.52 (4)
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2012.04
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National figure skating championship
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62.02 (2)
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135.83 (2)
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197.85 (2)
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2012-2013 season
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2012 ~ 2013
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2012.08
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Figure skating Grand Prix, junior group, France
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62.98 (1)
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131.15 (1)
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April 13, 2019 (1)
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2012.09
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National figure skating Grand Prix
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64.10 (6)
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133.95 (2)
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198.05 (3)
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2012.09
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Slovenia Grand Prix of Figure Skating Juniors
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58.10 (6)
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128.35 (2)
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186.45 (2)
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2012.12
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Figure skating Grand Prix junior finals
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60.73 (6)
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127.22 (5)
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187.95 (5)
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2012.12
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National figure skating Championships
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75.84 (1)
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127.20 (5)
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203.04 (3)
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2013.02
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World Junior figure Skating Championships
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62.82 (6)
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129.76 (4)
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192.58 (4)
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2013.03
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National figure skating championship
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55.20 (6)
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127.35 (3)
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182.55 (4)
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The 2013-2014 season
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2013 ~ 2014
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2013.08
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Latvia Grand Prix of Figure Skating Juniors
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63.19 (2)
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126.60 (2)
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189.79 (1)
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2013.09
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National figure skating Grand Prix
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76.24 (3)
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159.51 (1)
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235.75 (2)
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2013.10
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Estonia Grand Prix of Figure skating Juniors
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69.06 (2)
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141.79 (1)
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210.85 (1)
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2013.12
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Figure skating Grand Prix junior finals
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68.42 (2)
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150.31 (1)
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218.73 (1)
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The 2014-2015 season
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2014 ~ 2015
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2014.09
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Slovenia Grand Prix of Figure Skating Juniors
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72.21 (2)
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147.96 (1)
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220.17 (1)
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2014.12
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National figure skating Championships
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87.24 (1)
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180.24 (1)
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267.48 (1)
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2015.03
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World Junior figure Skating Championships
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72.85 (5)
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156.85 (1)
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229.70 (2)
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The 2015-2016 season
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2015 ~ 2016
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2015.11
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Figure Skating Grand Prix - China
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90.05 (2)
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171.18 (2)
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261.23 (2)
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2015.11
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Figure Skating Grand Prix - Japan
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95.65 (2)
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170.79 (2)
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266.44 (2)
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2016.01
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The 13th National Winter Games
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87.34 (1)
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196.62 (1)
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283.96 (1)
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2016.02
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Four Continents figure skating Championships
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98.45 (1)
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191.38 (2)
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289.83 (2)
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2016.04
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World figure Skating Championships
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89.86 (5)
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181.13 (3)
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270.99 (3)
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The 2016-2017 season
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2016 ~ 2017
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2016.10
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Figure Skating Grand Prix - United States
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72.93 (8)
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172.15 (4)
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245.08 (5)
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2016.11
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Figure Skating Grand Prix - China
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96.17 (1)
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182.37 (2)
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278.54 (2)
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2016.12
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National figure skating Championships
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73.98 (2)
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174.88 (1)
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248.86 (1)
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2017.02
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Four Continents figure skating Championships
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91.33 (4)
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176.18 (5)
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267.51 (5)
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2017.02
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The 8th Asian Winter Games
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92.86 (1)
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187.22 (2)
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280.08 (2)
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2017.03
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National figure skating championship
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101.33 (1)
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200.00 (1)
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301.33 (1)
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2017.04
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World figure Skating Championships
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98.64 (4)
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204.94 (3)
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303.58 (3)
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2017-2018 season
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2017 ~ 2018
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2017.10
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Figure skating Challenge Finland Cup
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87.15 (2)
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165.45 (3)
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252.60 (1)
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2018.01
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Four Continents figure skating Championships
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100.17 (1)
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200.78 (1)
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300.95 (1)
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2018.02
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2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics
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103.32 (4)
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194.45
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297.77 (4)
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The 2018-2019 season
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2018 ~ 2019
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2018.12
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National figure skating Championships
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98.01 (1)
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204.58 (1)
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302.59 (1)
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2019.02
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Four Continents figure skating Championships
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92.17 (2)
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181.34 (2)
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273.51 (2)
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2019-2020 season
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2019-2020.
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2019.09
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Figure skating Challenge Lombard Cup
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101.09 (1)
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167.22 (2)
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268.31 (1)
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2019.11
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Figure Skating Grand Prix - China
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85.43 (2)
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176.10 (1)
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261.53 (1)
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2019.12
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Figure Skating Grand Prix - Finals
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80.67
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160.77
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241.44 (5)
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2020-2021 season
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2020-2021.
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2020.11.7
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2020 China Cup World Figure Skating Grand Prix
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103.94
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186.95
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290.89 (1)
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2021-2022.
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2021.10.15
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Asian Open figure Skating Championships
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85.02
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139.07
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224.09 (3)
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2021-2022.
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2021.12.17
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The first competition of the Olympic figure skating trials for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
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97.75
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142.94
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240.69 (1)
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2021-2022.
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2022.02.08
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2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games
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90.98 (11)
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179.45 (8)
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270.43 (9)
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2021-2022 season
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Short program
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
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Free skating
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Invocacion y Danza, Bolero
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2017-2018 season
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Short program
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (soundtrack) by Tan Dun
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Free skating
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Mars (from "The Planets") by Gustav Holst
Cantina Band (from "Star Wars: A New Hope") by John Williams
Guardians of the Whills Suite (from "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story") by Michael Giacchino
The Throne Room/Finale (from "Star Wars: A New Hope") by John Williams
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Show skating
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Spiderman Theme(Junkie XLRemix)performed byMichael Buble
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The 2016-2017 season
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Short program
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Spiderman (soundtrack)
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Free skating
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La Strada by Nino Rota
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Show skating
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Nitro by Dick Dale
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2015-2016 season
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Short program
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Tango Amore by Edvin Marton
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Free skating
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Dragon Racing (from How to Train Your Dragon 2) by John Powell
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Show skating
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Chimes by Hudson Mohawke, Technologic by Daft Punk
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2014-2015 season
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Short program
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Tango Amore by Edvin Marton
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Free skating
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Dragon Racing (from How to Train Your Dragon 2) by John Powell
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Show skating
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Tango Amore by Edvin Marton, La Bayadere by Ludwig Minkus
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2013-2014 season
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Short program
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La Bayadere by Leon Minkus
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Free skating
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Charlie Chaplin Medley
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Show skating
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Michael Jackson Medley, La Bayadere by Ludwig Minkus
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2012-2013 season
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Short program
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Chambermaid Swing by Parov Stelar
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Free skating
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Charlie Chaplin Medley
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Show skating
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Michael Jackson Medley
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In April 2022, he was selected into the list of National Outstanding Communist Youth League members.
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On August 6, 2022, the fast hand program "Let's Go! Mom" was broadcast.
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Jin Boyang is recognized as the "difficulty monster" in the figure skating world, not only can complete the difficult hook hand four-week jump after the outer spot ice three-week jump, but also can complete 6 four-week jumps in two sets of programs. Jin Boyang's short program and long program technical base points are very high, all because he has an amazing jumping ability
(Review by Qianjiang Evening News)
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Jin Boyang is a very talented player with a comprehensive technique, especially in jumping and explosive power
(Comments by International Referee Huang Feng)
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