At the Milano Cortina Olympics, Asian athletes dominated the snowboarding events, securing four of the six possible medals, with China’s Su Yiming winning the men's competition. This victory was significant as it marked the first gold medal for China in these Games, coming shortly before Xu Mengtao's first place in the women's freestyle event, which took place soon after. Su clinched the gold with an impressive score of 82.41 points in the opening run of the final, although he would have also won with his third run score of 82.18 points.

In the women's competition, Japan's Mari Fukada triumphed with a score of 87.83, achieved in the final run, demonstrating the intense competition among top snowboarding female athletes. She was followed closely by New Zealand's Zoi Sadowski Synnott and another Japanese competitor, Kokomo Murase, showcasing the strong presence of Asian athletes across both categories. This event marks a pivotal moment for snowboarding in the Olympics, highlighting the rise of Asian athletes in winter sports.

The success at the Milano Cortina Olympics not only highlights the prowess of Asian snowboarders but also serves as a celebration for Su Yiming, who celebrated his birthday while achieving a monumental win in his sporting career. The results reflect a growing competitiveness in winter sports and suggest a bright future for upcoming athletes from these regions. These events are likely to impact the attendance and investment in winter sports in Asia significantly, as they continue to foster talent in this evolving arena.