有关奥运会箴言Swifter, Higher,Stronger有关的演讲稿

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The first time I knew the Olympic Game <is> in 1992, the Barcelona Olympic Game. At that time I was just a young girl who <don’t >know what the “Olympic” really (mean), I had just seen the competitors participated various sports. When I saw the national flag rising gradually, with national anthem playing, I asked my mother:” **why do the competitors cry?**” “Because they got the gold metal,&&(and won) they win the honor for motherland.” My mother answered. So in my opinion at that time, Olympic means winner&&(success), flowers and applause. After seeing&&(watching) the Atlanta Olympic Game four years later and Sydney Olympic Game in 2000, I gradually <understand> that the truth of the Olympic <is> not full of success and smile; it also contains sadness and tears. &&(另起一段)“The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not&&(only) to win but&&(also) to take part, just as the most important thing in life&&(lives) is not the triumph, but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered, but to have fought well” and this is the Olympic&&(Olympic's) Creed. You &&(,)who wish to excel, forge your body and soul to discover the best in yourself always aim &&(aim at)one degree higher than the goal you have set for yourself. The spirit of the Modern Olympic Games is embodied in the Olympic motto, “Swifter, higher, stronger” But these words should not be <understand> simplistically as a call for unfettered improvement of man’s physical performances, but rather&&(跟but有冲突) as urging man to surpass himself in the very essence of his very being. The Olympic motto supposes the progress of human capacity on the basis of mental and physical improvement of man’s natural qualities. I still remember a swimming athlete which$$$$$who is from an African country---I even don’t&&(can't) recall his name. Though he swam very slowly and he was not able to be the champion, he still finished the whole competition, he endeavored to swim to the destination and all the spectators stood to applause&&(and applaused) for him. After the competition, we knew that this athlete had just learned to swim several months ago, then he <participate> the Game standing for his country&&(standing for his country最好放在he后边), because the&&(删掉the) people of his country didn’t want &&(him添加) to miss the chance of participation. He didn’t win the gold metal, but he won the respect of all the spectators. The spirit of Olympic was showed sufficiently on him. Beijing will hold the 29th Olympic Game in 2008, I believe that will be a wonderful feast. I wish I could&&(would可能更好一些) be a volunteer at that time and welcome the guests of the entire world.