A more detailed Olympic touch

On the 19th, the medal ceremony of the men's weightlifting of more than 105 kg at the Beijing Olympics staged a touching scene: the champion of the event, German player Ma Steiner, lifted the ** and Olympic gold medal of his deceased wife Susan high, so that people not only saw a strong strong man, but also deeply felt his deep love for his wife. The German Hercules staged a comeback in the final stages of the competition, paying tribute to his deceased wife with a heavy Olympic gold medal, which brought tears to his eyes and became a touching scene at the Beijing Olympics.

A car accident in July last year took the life of Steiner's wife Susan, and since then Steiner has always carried Susan's ** with him, and high-intensity hard training has become the only way for Steiner to get rid of the pain and longing. The 26-year-old Steiner was thrilled after winning the gold medal that his deceased wife, Susan, had been with him throughout the tournament and gave him the courage to win the gold. He said:

All I hope is that Susan can see my success today. I'm not a superstitious person, but I can be sure that Susan is watching me, and she is in my heart, giving me courage and strength. It was a victory dedicated to Susan.

The Olympic gold medal won by Mar Steiner is not only Germany's first Olympic gold medal in weightlifting in 16 years, but also proves that love can do miracles.

In the 10,000-meter run of an Olympic Games, a national athlete did not drink water at the drinking station in order to run faster in the last section of the race, although he did not get the first place in the end, he pounced on the finish line with a 37th place!

In 1968, at the Mexico City Olympics, Tanzania's cosmetic ruler Ahwari was injured in the process of participating in the marathon, when he limped across the finish line with a bandage and a bleeding leg, tens of thousands of people in the venue, the audience stood up, and the thunderous applause lasted for a long time. It was a deeply moving scene. Although it had been nearly four hours since the gunshots rang out and the sky was gradually darkening, the people still expressed their highest respect to the warrior.

When asked why he didn't quit the race, Ahwari smiled and said softly: "My country sent me here to finish the race." ”

His name and this phrase have since become a classic filial piety in the history of the Olympic Games.

That's what he said

I can't remember who it is.

But I remember the story.

A long-distance race.

The athletes have already run brightly and are ready to go blind.

Until evening.

An athlete with blood in his knees was forgotten and insisted on running back.

It touched me.

At the marathon of the 1968 Mexico Olympic Games, the race was over, the awards were over, and when the night came, Tanzanian runner Ahwari limped in from outside the venue. Suddenly, the venue of tens of thousands of people was closed, the audience was solemn, the audience stood up, and the thunderous applause lasted for a long time.

Joseph"Stephen"Akva broke and injured his leg 19 kilometres from the race, and when he insisted on running to the finish line, he said, "My country sent me here from 7,000 miles not to start the race, but to finish the race." ”

On August 10, the women's 10-meter air pistol final of the Beijing Olympics came to an end at the Beijing Shooting Hall, with China's Guo Wenjun winning the gold medal with a ring, Russia's Natalia Patelina finishing second in the overall score and winning the silver medal, and Georgian veteran Nino Salukvadze winning the bronze medal with a ring score. Despite the ongoing battle between Russia and Georgia, Russia's Padelina (left) and Georgia's Salukvadze posed for an intimate photo on the podium and hugged each other, leaving the crowd moving. This is the most touching scene of this Olympic Games. .