The 2008 Olympics can tell you the example of the Olympic spirit

What the Olympics have taught us:

1. Spiritual enlightenment. Olympic spirit.

It can influence each and every one of us to pursue "faster, higher, stronger."

is our common goal.

2. Enlightenment of participating in the Olympic Games. Every country and region attaches great importance to participating in the Olympic Games, and will send outstanding athletes to participate, taking it as a national honor to achieve excellent results in the Olympic Games. When the national flag is raised.

When the national anthem was played, not only the athletes themselves were excited, but also the people of the whole country were excited. In this way, the strength of the whole country can be pooled and invested in national construction.

3. The inspiration of the athletes' spirit of fighting bravely on the field. Regardless of the sport, athletes do their best on the field. No matter how high or low they are, they will fight hard.

Some are for medals, and some are for participation. These are worth learning from each of us.

4. On the fieldLoserEnlightenment to people. There are many people who participate in every sports competition, but the number of medalists must be a minority, and the vast majority of people do not get medals. Isn't the character of these people, who are not arrogant in victory or discouraged, more worthy of learning?

Examples of the Olympic spirit are Isaiah Jewitt of the United States and Nijel Amos of Botswana jogging each other to the finish line after a fall. There is also Qatar's Barshim and Italy's Tamberi sharing the gold medal in the men's high jump.

The Principle Articles of Olympism state that everyone should have the possibility to practise sport without any form of discrimination and embody the Olympic spirit of mutual understanding, friendship, solidarity and fair play, also known as the modern Olympic spirit.

The historical development of the Olympic spirit

The source of the Olympic spirit is the ancient Greek civilization, and the ancient Greek admiration for human physical strength and health was the basis of the Olympic Athletic competition. The challenge of people's physical fitness and skills in the ancient Olympics reflects the ancient Greeks' sense of competition and pioneering. The ancient Olympic Sacred Truce was both a desire for peace and a reflection of the Greeks' reverence for God and nature.

In the cultural context of the ancient Olympic Games, there was a strong belief that the value of the individual was extremely valued and the independence of the individual was defended. These values of the ancient Greek Olympic Movement have become the core values of the modern Olympic Games.

Since the revival of the modern Olympic movement, the Olympic spirit has undergone a historical evolution from challenging oneself and pursuing the harmony and all-round development of human body and mind to pursuing the humanization of sports competition, the pluralistic harmony of human culture, and the harmonious coexistence of man and nature. In the history of the modern Olympic movement, there used to be the slogan "always strive for the first, always surpass others".

Today, many people of insight believe that it is not enough to simply advocate "faster, higher, stronger", and that we must promote a more humane and united Olympic spirit. In the words of the Archbishop of Pennsylvania in 1908, "Participation is more important than victory."

Sportsmanship: It is the reflection of the overall appearance, level, characteristics and cohesion, appeal and appeal of sports, the symbol of sports' ideals, beliefs and sentiments, sports knowledge and sports ethics and aesthetic level, and the pillar and soul of sports.

The Olympic spirit "is the spirit of mutual understanding, solidarity and fraternity, and fair competition."

The sportsmanship of the 2008 Olympic athletes includes:

1. Win glory for the country and selfless dedication.

2. The spirit of scientific truth-seeking.

3. The spirit of abiding by the law.

4. The spirit of unity and cooperation.

5. Tenacious fighting spirit.

I'm excited and proud.

What is the Olympic spirit? The Olympic spirit is "faster, higher, stronger". What sustains and makes "faster, higher, stronger"?

It is "self-confidence, self-improvement, self-esteem". This is not only the driving force behind the Olympic spirit, but also the sublimation of the Olympic spirit. What I want to learn is this spirit of "self-confidence, self-improvement, and self-esteem".

The lack of self-confidence has caused me to lose many opportunities. I remember that when I first took the college entrance examination, my ambition was to major in law at East China School of Political Science and Law, however, on the eve of the exam, I retreated, can I? Will I really be able to get in?

It was because of my lack of self-confidence that I was unable to do so. But I am not discouraged, I want to learn from the Olympic athletes, and I want to learn from the spirit of self-improvement and tenacious struggle of the women's volleyball players.

Greatness comes from the ordinary, and the details show quality. Learning the Olympic spirit is not just an empty word, but an action. The Olympic athletes who won gold and silver, after all, are a minority, and the vast majority of us are working in ordinary positions, but ordinary positions can also create miracles, and all work requires hard work and innovation.

The report of the 16th National Congress of the Communist Party of China pointed out that "innovation is the soul of a nation's progress, an inexhaustible driving force for a country's prosperity, and a source of eternal vitality for a political party." "The key to innovation is the word "new", we must study new problems, even if they are old problems, we must strive to come up with new methods, new ideas, and new measures. To deal with the relationship between truth-seeking and innovation, only practical innovation is meaningful, "old bottles of new wine", should avoid unnecessary renovation.

Only by breaking through the stereotypes can we achieve a breakthrough in the true sense.

To learn the spirit of the Olympic Games, we must learn from their spirit of having the courage to contribute, being willing to be lonely, and being willing to pay. The Olympics are short-lived, but the lessons they bring us are eternal; Victory or defeat on the field is temporary, but the spirit of self-improvement is eternal.

The mood is: excited, proud.

Understanding: From 1908 to 2008, Professor Zhang went to He Zhenliang, and the Olympic three questions were "one world, one dream"...In the past 100 years, China has made great efforts to reform and improve itself, and I am proud of it as a Chinese on August 8, 2008; And China's perseverance and perseverance in order to bid for the Olympic Games may be the "Olympic spirit" of the Chinese.

I grew up in this great country, and I am excited and proud!