Why you need to know
The country-that-cannot-be-named has never won a medal at a Winter Olympics.
Taiwanese athlete Lien Te-an (連德安) placed 39th out of 40 in the Men's single luge competition last weekend – but what can you expect from a competitor who reportedly trains on Taiwan's mountain highways?
Taiwan — err, Chinese Taipei — is still in the games, with three speed skaters competing in five events.
The remaining events featuring Taiwanese competitors can be watched online here, here or a recap here (the YouTube recap begins after the competition ends). For those who want to give Taiwan's athletes a cheer, check out the timetable below and tune in accordingly:
Huang Yu-ting (黃郁婷) will compete in three speed skating events:
On Feb. 12 at 20:30 Taiwan time, she will compete in the Women's 1,500 meter race.
On Feb. 14 at 18:00 Taiwan time, she will compete in the 1,000 meter event.
And on Feb. 18 at 19:56 Taiwan time, she will skate in the 500 meter sprint.
William Tai (戴瑋麟) will skate in the Men's 1,500 meter speed skating event on Feb. 13 at 19:00 Taiwan time.
Sung Ching-yang (宋青陽) will compete in the men's 500 meter competition on Feb. 19 at 19:53 Taiwan time. He's an athlete to watch, having won gold in roller speed skating at the 2010 Asian Games.
A full schedule can be found here.
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