The Olympic torch was lit, but was the Olympic torch extinguished?

Updated on physical education 2024-05-02
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The detailed schedule of the Olympic torch relay has been determined, and it has been detailed to each day and to each province and city. The reporter learned from the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee that the planned route was slightly adjusted from the torch relay plan announced by the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee in April this year, and the time for the Olympic flame to be lit was advanced by one day.

    On 24 March next year (originally scheduled for 25 March), the flame will be lit in Olympia, Greece, and the Olympic flame will be relayed in Greece for six days, and a handover ceremony will be held in Athens on 30 March to officially hand over the Olympic flame to Beijing.

    Due to the unilateral termination of the Chinese Taipei Olympic Committee's consultation and talks with the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee on the entry of the torch into Taiwan, the International Olympic Committee cancelled the entry of the Olympic torch into Taiwan. As a result, the number of cities carrying the torch for the Beijing Olympic Games has been reduced to 21. The Olympic flame will enter Hong Kong on 2 May after the relay in Ho Chi Minh City on 29 April next year.

    It is reported that during the relay of the Olympic flame in China, it will be carried in a maximum of three cities in one day. For example, on July 21 next year, the Olympic flame will be relayed in Benxi City, Liaoyang City and Anshan City in Liaoning Province. On the evening of 8 August, the flame will enter the Bird's Nest to light the cauldron of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Official International Olympiad**.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Under normal circumstances, the Olympic torch will not be extinguished in the middle of the process. The Olympic torch burning system is resistant to force 11 winds and heavy rain of 50 mm per hour, so under normal circumstances, the torch will not be extinguished. However, there have been five times in history that torches have been extinguished, some people have used fire extinguishers to extinguish torches, and some people have accidentally dropped torches on the ground and caused them to go out.

    The significance of the Olympic torchThe flame is the Olympic flame, a symbol of peace, light, unity and friendship, and is also a tribute to Prometheus, the god of fire who stole the flame for mankind. In the Olympic Games, the torch relay and the lighting of the flame are indispensable and important links. The flame also symbolizes peace, light, unity and friendship.

    The Olympic torch, a symbol of light, bravery, solidarity and friendship, has become a symbol of the Olympic Movement, bringing together people of different colours for a common goal.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    The Olympic torch has been lit since the first ancient Olympic Games, and has been continued as an indispensable ritual at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, and the Olympic flame has always been an important symbol of the Olympic Movement, symbolizing light, bravery, unity and friendship, which brings people of different colors together for the same goal.

    The Olympic Games symbolize the opening and closing of the Olympic Games with the burning and extinguishing of the torch.

    The Olympic Torch Relay, a ritual that has also been handed down, symbolizes the feast and hope for the Year of Peace.

    The Olympic Torch Relay begins at the ruins of Olympia in Athens, Greece, and ends at the cauldron of the host city's main venue.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    1.Yao. 2.Li ning.

    Correct answer: Li Ning.

    On August 8, 2008, the 29th Summer Olympic Games were held at the National Stadium "Bird's Nest" in the Beijing Olympic Park. Li Ning lit the cauldron of the Beijing Olympic Games, and the Olympic flame burned over the Bird's Nest. The cauldron of the Beijing Olympics was lit by gymnast Li Ning in a "trapeze" way.

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