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China sweeps freestyle ski World Cup aerials titles

Last Updated: 2013-12-16 14:15 | Xinhua

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China swept the men's and women's titles in the 2013/2014 FIS freestyle skiing World Cup aerials series on Sunday.

Former world champion Li Nina won her first World Cup title following a 10-month injury layoff with the highest score of 94.11 points, beating a star-studded field that includes Olympic champion Lydia Lassila of Australia.

In the men's competition, Vancouver Olympics bronze medalist Liu Zhongqing of China grabbed the gold with a score of 127.15.

The World Cup freestyle skiing aerials series will next move to Beijing on Dec. 21-22.

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