Host China savored a day of harvest when its athletes have won a record of seven gold medals after four-day finals at the ongoing Harbin Winter Universiade here on Sunday.
The host athletes took home four of the seven gold medals on offer on the day when Alpine skiing, Nordic combined and cross-country events were postponed due to bad weather.
Xu Min, a native of Harbin, collected 179.96 points to award China its seventh title from the men's singles figure skating at the Universiade, bettering its previous most of six gold medals achieved in the 21st Universiade.
China' Li Ni'na (C), Cheng Shuang (R) and Dai Shuangfei react after the women's Aerials Individual competition in the 24th World Winter Universiade at the Yabuli Ski Resort 195km southeast away from Harbin, capital of northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, Feb. 22, 2009. Li Ni'na won the title of the event while Cheng Shuang and Dai Shuangfei ranked 2nd and 3rd.
Russian Artern Borodulin got the silver in 179.37 and French Alban Preaubert settled for the bronze in 175.34.
Earlier, overwhelming favorites Zhang Dan and Zhang Hao, also natives of Harbin, danced to their third straight victory in the pairs at the Universiade, winning the first figure skating gold of the Universiade for the hosts.
The Winter Olympic silver medalists posted an overall winning total of 195.32 points, leaving Russian Ksenia Ozerova and Alexander Enbert a distant second at 146.10. Another Chinese pair Dong Huibo and Wu Yiming took the bronze with 143.63.
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