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Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympics Close: China’s Achievements & Highlights

March 16, 2026 Carlos Moreno - Sports Editor Sports

The March 15th closing ceremony of the 14th Winter Paralympics in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, marked the culmination of a remarkably successful Games for the Chinese delegation. China topped both the gold medal and overall medal counts, securing a historic performance and solidifying its position as a dominant force in Paralympic winter sports.

The Chinese team finished with an impressive haul of 15 gold, 13 silver, and 16 bronze medals, totaling 44 medals. This achievement represents China’s best-ever performance at a Winter Paralympics held outside of the country, and a significant leap forward for the nation’s winter sports program. The results were officially recognized with a congratulatory message from the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council, acknowledging the athletes’ dedication and the honor they brought to the country.

The closing ceremony featured Chinese athletes Cai JiaYun, a Winter Para Sports athlete, and Wang Meng, a wheelchair curling athlete, carrying the Chinese flag. Their participation symbolized the spirit and success of the entire delegation.

Throughout the Games, Chinese athletes consistently demonstrated a powerful combination of skill, determination, and national pride. They embodied the Paralympic spirit of resilience and perseverance, leaving a lasting impression on the international stage. Athletes routinely displayed the national flag during victory celebrations, running and cheering with it on the field of play, and proudly showcasing it on the podium.

The athletes’ commitment to representing China was a recurring theme. Para alpine skier Liu Siting spoke of the importance of carrying the national flag, describing it as a spiritual pillar. She emphasized the honor of representing China and being born within the country. Similarly, Cai JiaYun, a Para cross-country skier and biathlete, revealed that she carried two key motivations while competing in Milan: the memory of her hometown in Yunnan Yiliang and the confidence given to her by her strong motherland. She credited the support of China for giving her the courage to compete and expressed gratitude for the opportunity to represent the nation.

The success in Italy builds upon a growing emphasis on developing Para ice and snow sports within China. Initiatives like the Chinese Para Ice and Snow Sports Season have played a crucial role in increasing participation and identifying talent. This investment in grassroots development is clearly paying dividends, as evidenced by the team’s performance in Milan.

The Chinese delegation’s performance wasn’t merely about the medal count; it was about the message they sent. The athletes’ mission and responsibility, as they described it, was to embody patriotism and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Their stories of overcoming challenges and achieving success resonated deeply, leaving a lasting legacy for winter Para sports in China and beyond.

The Games too highlighted the growing recognition of China on the world stage. The name China became a frequently heard term throughout the Milan Winter Paralympics, reflecting the increasing prominence of Chinese athletes and the nation’s commitment to Paralympic sport. This increased visibility is a testament to the dedication of the athletes and the support they receive from the Chinese government and people.

The achievements in Cortina d’Ampezzo are not just a sporting triumph, but a cultural one. They represent a new chapter in China’s winter sports history, showcasing the potential and determination of its Para athletes. The success is expected to inspire a new generation of athletes and further promote the development of Para sports throughout the country.

The closing of the 14th Winter Paralympics signifies more than just the end of a competition; it marks a moment of national pride and a promise of continued success for China in the world of Paralympic sport. The flame may have been extinguished in Cortina d’Ampezzo, but the spirit of the Paralympics, and the dedication of the Chinese athletes, will undoubtedly continue to burn brightly.

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