The entry that includes the allocation table for figure skating exhibition competitions is the number of Korean figure skating men's singles at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics

The Pyeongchang Winter Olympics is a world sports event held in South Korea in 2018. As a single item in the figure skating event, men's single skating has always attracted the attention of the audience. The quota allocation table for this event is one of the key factors for figure skaters from each country and region to participate in the Winter Olympics.

Figure skating attaches great importance to fair competition, so the Figure Skating Association has formulated a set of quota allocation rules to ensure that each country and region has reasonable quotas in this event.

First of all, each country and region has a fixed quota for participating in the competition. For the men's single skating event, each country and region can send up to three skaters to participate in the competition. The purpose of this is to give more countries and regions the opportunity to participate in figure skating events and increase the diversity of the competition.

Secondly, the allocation of quotas must also take into account the qualifications of the players. The International Skating Federation (ISU) has established a series of qualification requirements, including athletes 'results in international competitions and qualifying results. Only players who meet these conditions are eligible to participate in the men's single skating competition at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.

Finally, the allocation of quotas must also take into account the results of international competitions. Based on the rankings of players in international competitions, each country and region will receive corresponding quotas. Countries and regions with the highest rankings will have more places, while countries and regions with the lower rankings will have fewer places.

The men's single skating quota allocation table for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics is determined based on the fixed quotas of countries and regions, the contestants 'qualifications and the results of international competitions. Such quota allocation rules can not only ensure the diversity of competitions, but also provide fair competition, giving players from more countries and regions the opportunity to show their talents on the world stage. This is of great significance to the development and promotion of figure skating projects.