Pierre De Coubertin (1863 ~ 1937) is a famous French educator, international sports activist, educator and historian, and the founder of the modern Olympic movement.
1896 to 1925 served as the president of the international Olympic Committee and designed the Olympic emblem and flag. Because of his immortal contribution to the Olympic Games, he is known as the "father of the Olympic Games" internationally.
Brief introduction of sports ode
Ode to Sports expresses the author's sincere feelings about sports in the form of prose poems. The beginning of the poem outlines the outline of sports for us, and regards sports as the embodiment of beauty, justice, courage, honor, health, progress and peace.
The whole poem highly evaluates the role of sports in modern society and its great role in human beings; Praise the role of sports in cultivating people's ideological quality with three sections, that is, "justice, courage and honor". Finally, he ended his praise of sports with peace.