Great Olympic Moments

The greatest moment of the Olympic Games The Olympic Games are events that change the world, especially in difficult times such as World War and racial discrimination. The modern Olympic Games are based on Greek exercises every four years, and the Olympics means four years. The Olympics began in 776 BC and lasted 12 centuries until 393 AD, when Diodossi emperor decided to ban all heathen cults. The Olympics are dedicated to Olympic gods, "their importance to purity and religion" (Olympic website).

Through the 12th century Olympics, we participated in competitions held in the sacred area of ​​the stadium and the ancient Olympia, and many excellent athletes to the great accomplishments. Though human beings, their Olympic victory makes them eternal. Some of the best athletes who left their marks in the sacred valley of Olympia exceeded all limits and became legendary by winning the Olympic Games and becoming the forefront of their sports for over a decade. Notwithstanding today's standards, it is worth mentioning that some of their extraordinary accomplishments will make enemies like Nurmi, Zatopek, or Lewis.

For athletes, winning at the Olympics is a big achievement. Whether it's the Summer Olympics or the Winter Olympics, these games are not easy to win. Olympic athletes' goal is to be "faster, higher, stronger". Due to fierce competition pressure and pressure, they are enhancing strength, endurance, and discipline. They respect people in many countries and learn to work together. Their beliefs remind them of every year of the Olympic Games that the most important thing in the Olympic Games is to participate rather than win. The oath they took was to follow the rules of the Olympic Games "for the glory of sports and the honor of our country in the true spirit of sportsmanship."