I watch the Olympics
The Olympic Games, held every four years, have a millennium of heritage and a century of prosperity. The Olympic Games ignited the sacred fire in the hearts of mankind and spread the spirit of peace, friendship, fairness, justice and higher, faster and stronger sportsmanship. The 29th Summer Olympics was held in Beijing on August 8, 2008. This is the sincere expectation of the descendants of China, which accounts for one-fifth of the world's population.
On this sacred land, many modern versions of myths have been interpreted and recited: many happy and tragic endings that are unimaginable to people and even the athletes themselves. After talking about it for a while, people gradually calmed down and began to think at a deeper level.
I also understood some truths from it:
One is the mentality. No matter how much persistence and hard work someone puts in on the road to success, the results may be sweet and sour. Bitter and astringent tastes vary. Because there are bound to be many external factors at work that are bound to be controlled by you. Just for this Olympic Games: Zhang Juanjuan’s smile; Phelps’s standout; Usain Bolt’s emergence; and the Chinese table tennis team’s majesty. But the happiness was also mixed with the lingering regrets about the Flying Flyers' withdrawal from the game and the loss of Chen Zhongzhong and Emmons's last shot. In short, whether it is sour or sweet, these are normal in competitive sports. Success is gratifying, failure is also gratifying. As long as you have paid and are still paying unremittingly, there is hope for success.
The second is demeanor. Since ancient times, China has been accustomed to view success or failure as the winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. So it’s okay for successful people to laugh, cry and shout to the point of madness; as for losers? He himself wanted to take it easy, pick himself up, and start all over again. But there will be some people who get so angry that they quit. In fact, when it comes to mistakes, who can compare with Emmons who made the mistake again four years later; Zhou Luxin who fell from heaven to hell in the last jump. But they just shrugged and smiled awkwardly. Although style cannot buy a gold medal, its gold content in a human sense cannot be ignored.
This Olympic Games is a peaceful event of joy and unity, and it is also an Olympic Games that continues to create miracles. It allows the great Chinese nation to realize its century-old Olympic dream, and also allows heroes from all over the world to realize their Olympic dream here. Here Isinbayeva, Bolt, Phelps, 3rd place flyer, and Chang Yingxiong used their miraculous results to perfectly interpret the Olympic spirit of being higher, faster, and stronger. In fact, no matter whether they win the gold medal or not, in my opinion, athletes Both success and failure are heroic.