英語奧運手抄報資料

　　你知道奧運會是什麼嗎?奧運會的英語手抄報不會做?沒關係，下面是小編為大家帶來的，希望大家喜歡。

　　1：奧林匹克運動會宣言

　　November 25, 1892, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, the Sorbonne University in Paris held to celebrate France Athletic Union set up a wonderful speech published the 5th anniversary of the general assembly. He called on people to pursue and realize a great and beneficial cause based on modern living conditions." The history of this speech content is extremely rich, passionate, became known as the "Olympic declaration". 1914, the outbreak of the war in europe. The speech was not published in the war environment, Coubertin can only quietly hide it up. In 1937, Coubertin due to heart disease at acute attack died, that have an exciting and emotional declaration, with the speech of the disappeared, also seems to be forgotten. But keen on sports history of the French diplomatic analysis expert Marquis Francois d'amat always firmly believe that the original manuscript is in the world, he through the newspaper when leaving the dribs and drabs of indirect information, by dint of clues traveled in Europe, North America and Africa. Finally, Dama marquis in early 1990s in a safe in a bank in Switzerland found it. This is the only right Dama Marquis Coubertin "Olympic declaration" spread.

　　In 1994, in commemoration of the Olympic Games, the International Olympic Committee in English, French in the internal publication of only 1000 copies of the "Olympic declaration" booklet, in order to announce the existence of this precious manuscript. January 2, 2008, to commemorate the 145 anniversary of the birth of Coubertin, Chinese, English, the 3 languages of the world premiere celebration held in Beijing. In the "Olympic declaration" manuscript lost a hundred years after, in China in the Olympic Games in, with the consent of the International Olympic Committee President Jacques Rogge and the copyright owner France Dama Marquis, civilization magazine global society is published for the first time the Britain, China, France, three words of the "Olympic declaration".

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　　2：奧運會的標誌

　　The Olympic movement has a series of unique and distinct symbolic sign, such as the Olympic logo, motto, the Olympic flag, anthem and emblem, medals, mascots, and, these signs has a rich cultural meaning, vividly reflects the Olympic ideal of values and cultural connotations.

　　The Olympic symbol, it consists of 5 Olympics ring, blue, black, red, yellow and green 5 colors. The meaning of rings is the symbol of the unity of the five continents and the whole world athletes in a fair, frank and friendly spirit of competition in the Olympic Games.

　　The Olympic Charter, the property rights of the Olympic symbol, the Olympic flag, the Olympic motto and the Olympic Anthem belong to IOC appropriation. International Olympic Committee will take all appropriate measures to make the Olympic symbol, flag, motto and theme song at the national and international legal protection.

　　The Olympic flag personally designed by Coubertin in 1913, 3 meters long, 2 meters wide. In 1914 to celebrate the 20 anniversary of the modern Olympic movement recovery, rising for the first time held in Paris Olympic games. The 1920 Antwerp Olympic Games officially adopted. The Olympic flag is above the blue black red yellow and green two ring ring, below.

　　The chant at the 1896 Summer Olympics opening ceremony for the first time singing, but it was not determined for the Olympic Anthem. After 1950s it is suggested to re create a new song, as a permanent theme song, but after several attempts are not satisfactory. The International Olympic Committee in Tokyo in 1958 at the 5th Olympic finalized or "Olympic Hymn" ***"spreading Marathi, Carol"*** as the Olympic theme song. The music store in IOC Headquarters. From then on, can hear the melodious ancient Greece music in every Olympic Games opening and closing ceremony.

　　The Olympic motto ***Olympic Motto*** also known as the Olympic slogan. The Olympic movement has a famous motto: "faster, higher and stronger ***Citius, Altius, Fortius***". The adage is Coubertin's friends, Paris monastery of Aqui El Dean Didon ***Henri view in his students held a outdoor sports, encourages students to say a word, he said: "here, your slogan is: faster, higher and stronger."

　　Coubertin borrowed the phrase for the Olympic movement. He has made his own understanding, this is perhaps the best interpretation of the Olympic spirit:

　　"The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. the essential thing is not to have Veni but to have fought well."

　　***"the most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to participate in; as the most important thing in life is not successful, but the struggle; but the essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well."***

　　In 1920, the International Olympic Committee will be officially confirmed "faster higher and stronger ***English: Swifter, Higher, Stronger***", was first used in the 1920 Antwerp Olympic games. Since then, the Olympic motto of the Latin "Citius, Altius, Fortius" appeared in a variety of publications in the International Olympic Committee. The Olympic motto fully expresses the spirit of continuous progress and never satisfied by the Olympic movement. Although only a short period of six words, but its meaning is very rich, it not only represents the in competitive sports should not fear a strong opponent, dare to struggle, dare to win, and encourage people in their life and work not mediocrity, should be full of youthful spirit, always ahead, beyond the self, your potential play to the limit.

　　The Olympic Charter states that the Olympic spirit is the spirit of mutual understanding, friendship, solidarity and fair play. The Olympic spirit plays a very important role in guiding the Olympic movement. First of all, the Olympic spirit emphasizes the tolerance and understanding of cultural differences. Secondly, the Olympic spirit emphasizes the fairness and justice of the athletics. Everyone is equal, achieving a higher, faster, stronger ideal. As the late well-known African American track and field athlete Jesse Owens said "in sports, people learn not just games, but also respect for others, life ethics, how to spend his life and how to treat their own kind".

　　The Olympic Charter pointed out that the purpose of the Olympic movement is: "by no any discrimination, with the Olympic spirit -- in a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair competition in the mutual understanding of the sports to educate the youth, so as to build a peaceful and better world to contribute."