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This Winter Olympics has been a crash course in being human
这届冬奥会是一堂关于做人的速成课

Milan-Cortina has offered wipeouts, weird scandals and a bracing reminder that painful failure is an essential part of sport — and life
米兰—科尔蒂纳冬奥会上既有惨烈摔倒、离奇丑闻,也清醒地提醒我们:痛苦的失败是体育——也是人生——不可或缺的一部分。

I’ve been trying to wean myself off superstition but when, on the opening weekend of the Winter Olympics, the 13th competitor in the women’s downhill found herself flying sideways through the air just as the stopwatch ticked into the 13th second, it felt like a die was cast. For an event built around the single-minded pursuit of excellence (motto: “higher, faster, stronger — together”), the following days seemed to unfold amid unusually high levels of crashes and calamity.  

我一直想让自己戒掉迷信,但在冬奥会开幕周末,女子速降赛的第13位选手在计时器跳到第13秒的那一刻,整个人横着从空中飞了出去,那一瞬间我仿佛觉得骰子已掷、命运已定。对于一项以一心追求卓越为核心(格言:“更高、更快、更强——更团结”)的赛事而言,接下来的几天却似乎在异常频繁的摔倒与意外中展开。

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