The Olympic Games: Faster, Higher, Stronger

The name of the best athlete ever is immutable. Every year, new stars emerge from the shadow and become the attention of the worldwide attention. The country economically supports their athletes to ensure they receive medals. Having got a gold medal at the Olympic Games is considered to be the highest honor that athletes acquired with their authoritative image. Olympic games are not always related to athletes. Domestic competition is a victim of political scandal. When a country collided with another country, some people regarded it as fighting for money, but also considered it a war between states.

The Olympic Games are one of the long-awaited international events. The motto of the Olympic Games is Sithius, Artius, Fortius (faster, higher and stronger), and that creed. "The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to participate, the most important thing is not to conquer, but to play well (the" Olympic Charter ") is a symbol of the true Olympic spirit It is reflecting the true spirit of sportsmanship. For many sports fans, the Olympics is a unified event connecting all athletes and sports enthusiasts around the world. Not only because of its great contribution to the world of sports but also because it attracts millions of people and has the ability to stimulate the host economy, I participate in an event.

As the slogan of the Olympics, "the higher, faster and stronger" is the essence of sports. When you play in a dash game, you must have the experience of using all the power to sprint, and you want to go beyond the limits of the body. To break your own record is more valuable than winning the game. The pressure to win the game will make you disappoint. The only competitor you need to face is you. When you conquer yourself, you succeeded. As Bailey said, "The best goal is the next goal."

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."