About an Olympic song Tell the Name of What You Know The lyrics are as follows

Olympic zero distance or let love zero distance.

One world, one dream.

Lyrics:

Thousands of snowflakes are blooming, and thousands of you and I are gathered into one home.

thousands of snow flakes，competing for openness。

thousands of you and me，gather into a family。

Snowflakes bloom in the sun, and they shine just as brightly in their hometown as they do in the distance.

snow flakes snow flakes，open to the light。

all around all around，shining all the same。

The lyrics and music of this song were created by Zhang Shuai, a professor of the Composition Department of **** College, and sung by nearly 140 children of the Beijing Philharmonic Choir (Yang Hongnian Choir).

interviewed the famous ** person Xu Li:

He is the director of a number of large-scale documentaries and ceremonies, and the director of BTV's Beijing Winter Olympics behind-the-scenes program "Event".

Here's what he had to say about "Snowflake": I love this song. Overall, it's in the same vein as '08.

The melody is catchy. The song as a whole does not have too many show-off elements, it is very plain and fundamental, but it is really the children's chorus part that can purify the soul very much, especially in the live situation, the song and the children's performance are matched together.

The 4th Beijing 2008 Olympic Games Song Selection Excellence Award Song (30 songs) Olympic Song - One World.

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Olympic Song - Good Luck for the Beijing Olympics.

Olympic Song - Happiness Fragrance.

Olympic Song — Humanity is one.

Olympic song — You are the sunshine.

Olympic Song - Give you an Oriental Jasmine.

Olympic Song – The world blows the Olympic wind.

Olympic Song - 2008 Ceremony.

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worldone

Dream Olympic Song – The Legend of the Flame.

Olympic Song - Glory.

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Olympic Song – Sky.

Olympic Songs - Thousands of Mountains and Rivers.

Olympic Song — Beyond.

Olympic Songs – Together.

Olympic Song – Embrace the Dream of Love.

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The theme song of the 100-day countdown to the Olympic Games - Beijing welcomes you.

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areready

Song MV Olympic Song Anthology - Dreams in Sight.

Selected Olympic Songs - forever

friends

Friends forever).

Originally titled "Ode to Samaras", the Olympic anthem is now known as "Ode to the Olympics", which is a classical Greek orchestral piece. Lyrics by Costispalamas and music by Spyrossamras.

The piece was composed by the Greek Spyros Samaras, with lyrics by Kostis Palamas.

Lyrics for the Olympic anthem K. Palamas, composer S. Samaras.

In 1896, at the opening ceremony of the first Olympic Games in Athens, after King George I announced the opening of the Olympic Games, the choir sang a beautiful, solemn and beautiful ancient Greek song "Ode to Samarath".

It is a classical orchestral piece, composed in 1896 by the famous Greek composer S. Samaras. The original song was dedicated to the first Olympic Games, with lyrics by the Greek neo-Athenian poet K. Parmas. When the song echoes over the Panathine Stadium, people's hearts are filled with a beautiful vision of the modern Olympic movement.

Since then, the host country has determined the theme song for all Olympic Games, but there has been no unified Olympic anthem.

After the 50s of the 20th century, some people suggested that a new song should be recomposed as a permanent Olympic anthem, but several attempts were unsatisfactory. It was not until 1958 that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) officially decided at its 55th plenary session in Tokyo to make "Carol of Samarath" the permanent anthem of the Olympic Games, renamed "Ode to the Olympic Games", and its score was stored at the IOC headquarters. Since then, this solemn and melodious ancient Greek music can be heard at the opening ceremony of every Olympic Games.