Snowboarding-China's teen champion Su wants to be known as more than a snowboarder. By Krystal Hu. February 15, 2022 9:54 AM UTC Updated February 15, 2022 Item 1 of 2 2022 ...

Experience the extraordinary as China unveils a full-scale snow-capped mountain inside a shopping mall. This indoor alpine ...

China’s teen sensation Su Yiming gave himself an early 18th birthday present by grabbing gold in the men's snowboarding Big Air event at the Olympics on Tuesday, marking China's first ever gold ...

BEIJING—In 2018, Su Yiming, a 14-year-old native of northeastern China, was faced with a difficult decision: Pursue a promising career as an actor, or cast it aside and go all in on snowboarding ...

The child actor turned Olympic snowboarder won China's first snowboarding gold medal in big air, adding to his silver medal from slopestyle. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now ...

Bud Keene, who coached Shaun White at three Olympics, now leads Chinese snowboarders en route to the 2022 Beijing Winter Games. “I signed a contract with China to win a medal in 2022. So, that’s the ...

With the conclusion of the men's snowboard big air final Tuesday, the 11 snowboard events at the Beijing 2022 Games officially concluded. NFL NBA ... 2022, in Zhangjiakou, China.

OBERHOFEN, Switzerland — The snowboarding world championships were moved Tuesday from China to the United States because of travel restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic.

ZHANGJIAKOU, China (Reuters) – Canadian Mark McMorris may not have won gold in Monday’s slopestyle final but his decision to ride a snowboard adorned with a picture of a giant panda, a beloved ...

China’s teen sensation Su Yiming gave himself an early 18th birthday present by grabbing gold in the men's snowboarding Big Air event at the Olympics on Tuesday, marking China's first ever gold ...

The child actor turned Olympic snowboarder won China's first snowboarding gold medal in big air, adding to his silver medal from slopestyle. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays. Watch Now ...

(AP) — The snowboarding world championships were moved Tuesday from China to the United States because of travel restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic. The International Ski ...