Skiing is what we commonly call mushrooms, and cats jump. The word Mogul comes from the Bavarian dialect Mugel, which translates into hills and mounds. It is also the first time that freestyle skiing has become an official event of the Winter Olympics. If alpine skiing pursues the ultimate speed, then aerial skill challenges the greatest difficulty, and snow skill is an art that combines speed and difficulty. Athletes' knees are like springs, and their posture is light. They flash past in the snow bag, and somersaults are common. The competition is like a dynamic dance.

The snow acrobatic field is 200-270 meters long and 15-25 meters wide. There is a mushroom bag almost every 3.5 meters on the snowy road. In addition to striving for the fastest speed, the contestants also have to complete aerial acrobatics on two platforms, which have extremely high requirements for gliding, speed and skills. The contestants will go through two rounds of preliminaries and three rounds of finals, and finally decide the outcome. The judges will score according to the athletes' gyration, aerial skills and speed, accounting for 60%, 20% and 20% respectively. It is a comprehensive ability competition.

China's snow skills started late. China team will have men 1 and women 1, and the men's snow skills are also qualified for the Olympic Games for the first time. In this Winter Olympics, 2 1 year-old Swedish player Walter Wahlberg exceeded the standard in the final and won the championship with 83.23 points. Canadian superstar Micael kingsbury won the silver medal, while Japanese player Yuki Horizo won the third place.

As for women, Perrine Laffont, a Frenchman, is still the most competitive athlete in snow skills. It remains to be seen whether the champion of freestyle skiing season, the Crystal Golden Globe Cup, can shine again in Beijing.