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U.S. figure skater Alysa Liu reflects on her gold-medal moment and shares some advice
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U.S. figure skater Alysa Liu reflects on her gold-medal moment and shares some advice

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Alysa Liu won the women’s individual figure skating gold on Thursday, a first for Team USA since 2002. In an interview with Kelly O’Grady, Liu opens up about what was going through her mind during the epic performance, her hopes for her legacy, and more.

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31 Comments

  2. @MJ-zu3do

    “I wouldn’t tell my younger self a thing. She’ll figure it out on her own”. Love it! The most important thing in life is not fame or profit, but to find your original true self. Seems like Alysa is on the right path, and that's her journey. Congratulations!

  10. @EvolTigeR-y9p

    Unrelated but, as someone who is now discovering that I do have a vast inner world, it becomes difficult to explain in words, or access language on command to express what I have come to know, and I find myself wanting to create the "perfect" response that captures everything precisely, partly due to the fear that my experiences would be dismissed or downplayed. I especially liked that she couldn't get into the details of everything, and expressed that honestly. That conversely makes it easier to believe she has actually been through stuff. She's a breath of fresh air for sure!

  13. @choomanfoo157

    Wow there are people who want to change the past to do thing differently because they have these regrets and a burdened conscious, but when she said she would not tell her younger self a thing, that was a level of maturity I didn't expect from someone so young, she accepts it all with a clear conscious and recognize everything she worked through happened exactly how it should have and was happy about that. Pure heart and a pure mind.

  14. @TheTraveler2222

    Why isn't she representing China when she is half Chinese like Eileen Gu?

    How Alysa Liu can support a regime that has the highest prison population in the world and has ICE agents murdering their own people is beyond me!

    Alysa Liu should know better since she is a victim of the regime.

  26. @mje2153

    what an amazing young woman, so emotinally intelligent 🙂 as someone her age, im so proud to see someone representing us so well

  27. @Vaillante406

    “my life in general is a celebration” She is so emotionally intelligent at 20 it just floors me. she’s an incredible person and a total inspiration to me.

  29. @Capt_Kaveman

    She was worried about her body frame reason she designed her own dress, but she looks good from all angles and should be proud of being a perfect female speciman

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