Athlete Raymond embodies the Olympic spirit of not fearing dangers and working hard.
The principle of struggle is the soul of the Olympic spirit. The spirit of struggle is an important quality for human beings to thrive and prosper. It is the greatest and most praiseworthy inner strength of human beings. The struggle on the field is a microcosm of human struggle. The Olympic spirit requires people to have a perseverance and enterprising spirit and a heroic spirit to overcome all difficulties.
Derico Raymond. A black British athlete. In the 1991 4*400 men's relay world championships, he defeated the United States team and won the gold medal. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, he competed in the 400 meters. In the 400-meter semi-finals, just after running 250 meters, Derek's leg injury recurred - the muscle in his right leg was torn, and he fell heavily on the track! Other athletes ran past him one by one and reached the finish line; the ambulance crew also ran up quickly and tried to lift him onto a stretcher. But when he regained consciousness, he howled and pushed away the ambulance personnel, got up from the ground, and rushed to the finish line with tears streaming down his face.