In which year did the Olympics rise? Who are the founders?

The IOC Executive Board decided in Prague on the afternoon of 29 August that the 2008 Olympic Games will be held from 8 to 24 August two weeks later than originally scheduled.

IOC Executive Director Ferry announced the decision at a press conference on the same day. Explaining the reason for the postponement, he said that in the past, the bidding cities had proposed the date for the Olympic Games and then the IOC approved them, but later, the IOC decided that it was most appropriate to hold the Summer Olympics from the end of July to the beginning of August, and that the 2008 Olympic Games had been specified in advance when the bidding for the 2008 Olympic Games began. However, during this period, the temperature in Beijing is high, and many people are worried that the athletes' competition status will be affected.

At the time of its bid, the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee said that this was not the best date for the Beijing Olympics. When the IOC Coordination Committee and the Beijing Organising Committee met, the first question raised by the Beijing Organising Committee was whether the date of the Games could be reconsidered. After consultations, the IOC decided to postpone the event by two weeks, taking into account the weather and other factors.

Wang Wei, vice chairman of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee, welcomed the IOC's decision on the same day.

776 BC

The first ancient Olympic Games were held in 776 BC and by 394 AD there were 293 editions. The Games are held every 1,417 days, i.e. every four years. This cycle was later referred to as the Olympic cycle.

With the rise of modern sports, the Greek people wanted to restore the ancient Olympic Games. In 1859 and 1889, Greece hosted 4 Olympic Games, making initial attempts. Since 1883, the Frenchman Coubertin has devoted himself to the revival of the ancient Olympic Games.

Through his efforts and several generations, the International Olympic Committee was established on 23 June 1894. The first Olympic Charter, drawn up by Coubertin, emphasized the amateur nature of the Olympic Movement, stipulating that only honorable mentions should be awarded to the winners of the Olympic Games, and that no monetary or other material awards should be given to athletes in any form. On April 6 15, 1896, the first Olympiad was held in Athens.

Brief introduction to the Olympic Games:

Olympiad (Greek: French: jeux olympiques; English:

olympic games；Chinese abbreviated as "Olympic Games"), is the world's largest multi-sport event sponsored by the International Olympic Committee, held every four years, with a duration of no more than 16 days, is the world's most influential sports event.

The Olympic Games are divided into 10 events: the Summer Olympic Games, the Summer Paralympic Games, the Winter Olympic Games, the Winter Paralympic Games, the Summer Youth Olympic Games, the Winter Youth Olympic Games, the Special Olympics World Summer Games, the Special Olympics World Winter Games, the Summer Deaf Olympic Games, and the Winter Deaf Olympic Games.

In the Olympic Games, countries and regions use sports to exchange cultures and exchange sports skills, with the aim of encouraging people to continue playing sports.

The Origin of the Modern Olympic Games: On June 23, 1894, when the French educator Pierre de Coubertin, known as the "Father of the Olympic Games", and 79 representatives from 12 countries decided to establish the International Olympic Committee and create the Olympic Movement, this feat was once the object of ridicule. And now, 100 years later.

Development of the modern Olympic Games: The Olympic Games originated in ancient Greece more than 2,000 years ago and were named after the location in Olympia. After the ancient Olympic Games were suspended for 1,500 years, the Frenchman Jean-Pierre de Coubertin proposed the modern Olympic Games at the end of the 19th century.

The Olympic Games generally refer to the Olympic Games. Olympiad (Greek: French:

jeuxolympiques；English: olympicgames; Chinese abbreviated as "Olympic Games"), is the world's largest multi-sport event hosted by the International Olympic Committee, held every four years for no more than 16 days.

Origins The Olympic Games originated in ancient Greece more than 2,000 years ago and were named after the Olympia.

Development From April 6 to April 15, 1896, Athens, Greece hosted the first modern Olympic Games. In 1900, the second Olympic Games came to the bustling capital of Paris, France. The competition lasted for more than five months, which can be described as protracted.

Who started the Olympics1.The founder of the Olympic Games was Pierre de Coubertin. The Olympic Games originated in ancient Greece more than 2,000 years ago and got their name from the fact that they were held in Olympia.

After the suspension of the ancient Olympic Games for 1,500 years, the Frenchman Coubertin proposed the modern Olympic Games at the end of the 19th century.

2.On June 23, 1894, the French educator Coubertin, known as the "Father of the Olympic Games", and 79 delegates from 12 countries decided to establish the International Olympic Committee and start the Olympic movement.

In this year, the famous Life magazine published the 1,000 most important events and people of the past millennium, as selected by historians. In 1896, Coubertin's feat of restoring the Olympic Games was also included in the list, which was hailed as one of the major events of the millennium.