Han Cong

Han Cong, born on August sixth, nineteen ninety-two, is a retired Chinese pair skater renowned for his remarkable achievements in the world of figure skating. Partnering with Sui Wenjing, he has reached the pinnacle of success, securing the Olympic gold medal in twenty twenty-two and the silver medal in twenty eighteen. Their partnership has been marked by extraordinary performances and a series of prestigious titles.

Throughout his illustrious career, Han has claimed the title of World champion twice, in twenty seventeen and twenty nineteen, and has also earned three World silver medals in twenty fifteen, twenty sixteen, and twenty twenty-one. His prowess on the ice is further highlighted by his victory at the Grand Prix Final in the twenty nineteen to twenty season, showcasing his consistency and skill.

In addition to his World accolades, Han Cong is a six-time Four Continents champion, having triumphed in the years two thousand twelve, two thousand fourteen, two thousand sixteen to seventeen, and twenty nineteen to twenty. His impressive record includes seven Grand Prix gold medals and three World Junior championships from two thousand ten to two thousand twelve, along with the Junior Grand Prix Final title in two thousand nine to ten.

Han and Sui have made history as the first pair skating team to achieve a Super Slam, winning all major competitions in both their senior and junior careers. Their technical skills are exemplified by their ability to land throw quadruple salchows and quadruple twists in competition, setting them apart in the sport.