Ceremonies of the Olympic Games

The Olympic Games The Olympic Games always include many ceremonies, many of which emphasize the theme of international friendship and peaceful cooperation. The opening ceremony has always included a national parade and teams from different countries entered the main stadium as part of the parade. In order to commemorate the ancient origins of the modern Olympic Games, the Greek team has always been ranked first and the host team has always been ranked last. Over the years, the opening ceremony has evolved into complex events, music, speech and spectacular.

According to the "Olympic Charter", the various elements of the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games are in agreement. This ceremony was held before the incident. Most of these ceremonies were founded at the Antwerp Summer Olympics in 1920. The ceremony usually begins with the playing of the national flag and national anthem of the host country. After that, the host country artistically displays representative cultures such as music, songs, dance and drama. The former organizers have attempted to provide rituals beyond their predecessors regarding memory, so the scale and complexity of the art exhibition is constantly increasing. According to the report, the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympics is US $ 100 million, most of which is in the arts field.

Samaras is famous for creating the Olympic national anthem with the lyrics of Kostis Palamas. The national anthem was held at the opening ceremony of the first 1896 Summer Olympics, the first modern Olympic Games. It was declared as the official national anthem of the Olympic Movement by the International Olympic Committee in 1958 and has been used since the opening ceremony of the 1960 Winter Olympics.

According to the Olympic tradition, the present Mayor of Vancouver Sullivan won the Olympic flag in the closing ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics held in Turin, Italy. The flag was held at a special ceremony on February 28, 2006 and was exhibited at the Vancouver City Hall until the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. Governor MichaëlleJean officially announced this event in Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper and IOC President Jacques Rogge company.