1. Ice Hockey

A collective competitive sport played against each other on the ice using skates and hockey sticks as tools. It consists of two minor events: men's and women's. It is an independent winter sport in the international sports classification.

2. Curling

A throwing competition played on the ice by teams. It is known as the "chess" on the ice. It belongs to the Winter Olympics. Competition events. Originated in Scotland. In 1795, the first curling club was founded in Scotland. In 1927, Canada held its first national curling competition, and curling was introduced to Asia in 1955. In 1924, curling was included as a performance event in the first Winter Olympics.

3. Ice dance

Ice dance for short is a performance in which a male and female team performs some dance steps and dance moves on the ice to the rhythm of music. Originating from figure skating, after years of evolution, it has become a separate ice and snow sport.

4. Figure skating

One of the ice sports. Athletes use skates to draw patterns on the ice and perform difficult movements such as jumping and spinning. Figure skating judges will give a comprehensive score based on the quality and artistic expression of the movements, with a maximum score of 6 points.

5. Ski jumping

A kind of snow competition that uses skis as a tool and uses your own weight on a specially designed jumping platform to achieve a speed greater than the jumping distance and action posture. project. It is an independent branch of skiing and is listed as skiing in the International Sports Classification.

6. Cross-country skiing

A sport that uses ski equipment and basic techniques such as mountaineering, downhilling, turning, and sliding to glide on mountain snowfields. Originating in Northern Europe, also known as Nordic skiing, it is one of the oldest sports in the history of world sports. It was included in the Winter Olympics for the first time in 1924. In the 1973-1974 season, the men's World Cup cross-country skiing championship was successfully held, and the women's World Cup cross-country skiing championship began in the 1978-1979 season.