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The commentators for the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympics were Sun Zhengping and Zhou Tao

In 2008, Sun Zhengping and Zhou Tao co-hosted the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games, according to Sun Zhengping's recollection: At that time, it was determined that the opening ceremony would be narrated by Sun Zhengping half a year in advance, and the female announcer was not decided until a week before the opening ceremony.

The commentary of the opening ceremony was approved and confirmed by the superiors, and if there were any mistakes during the period, it must have been the announcer's fault, and they completed the task of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games without any mistakes with such a nervous mood. Sun Zhengping gave this mission a passing grade.

Commentary on the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games

In the shocking sound, we were pleasantly surprised to see that the huge footprints composed of fireworks were coming along the central axis of Beijing, through Tiananmen Square, and straight to the National Stadium.

The 29 fireworks footprints symbolize the historical footprints of the 29th Olympic Games, and also mean that China's century-old journey to pursue the Olympic dream is approaching the moment when the dream comes true.

Seven years ago, when the Chinese handed over their bid report to the IOC, they handed over the promise of a green Olympics, a science and technology Olympics and a humanistic Olympics to the world.

Seven years later, the newborn Bird's Nest and the lush Olympic Forest Park on the Central Axis Road have become the happiest companions of the majestic Tiananmen Square.

These three distinctive Beijing road signs on the Central Axis Road not only reflect the three major concepts of the Beijing Olympic Games, but also connect a city's yesterday and today.

Good morning, I am in Rio, Brazil, and I will bring you the live broadcast of the opening ceremony of the 31st Summer Olympic Games. Although we are in Rio in the southern hemisphere, it is winter, but the temperature is still like summer, at this time it is 25 degrees, the humidity is 57%, the breeze blows without haze, and the body feels great.

Under the guidance of Olympism, the Olympic Games is an international social movement that promotes the all-round development of human physical, psychological and social morality, communicates mutual understanding between the peoples of all countries, popularizes Olympism throughout the world, and maintains world peace, with sports and the Olympic Games, the quadrennial Olympic celebration, as the main activities.

The Olympic movement includes an ideological system with Olympism as the core, an organizational system with the International Olympic Committee, the International Federations and National Olympic Committees as the backbone, and an activity system with the Olympic Games as the cycle.

Coubertin. 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 became the object of ridicule. Today, 100 years later, the Olympic Games have become a festival celebrated by the whole world, and the Olympic movement has attracted the active participation of 202 countries and regions.

Olympic oath. The Olympic Oath was adopted by the International Olympic Committee in 1913 and officially implemented in 1920 (the Olympic Games were suspended in 1916 due to World War I).

Athletes: "In the name of all athletes, I pledge to participate in this Olympic Games in a true spirit of sportsmanship for the glory of sports and the honor of our sports teams, and promise not to use doping and to respect and abide by the rules that guide the Games."

Referee: "In the name of all referees and referees, I guarantee that I will perform my duties in full and public in the spirit of true sportsmanship, and respect and abide by the rules that guide the Games."

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