Olympic Spirits

As more and more countries are sending their delegations for Olympic, the motto Faster, Swifter, and Stronger, becomes world-wild known. And for we Chinese it means much more than others.  

With the entrance into Olympic of China, we embrace the Olympic Games, to find out its origin and to appreciate its significance contributions since the first modern Olympic in 1896. During the Olympic Games ongoing period, no one can help himself to oppress their enthusiasms to sit at the TV for live programs. Watching the scene of a high jumper jumping across the bar in front of him, of an athlete running past like a strong wind, or of a bower giving a good punch, roaring after knocking his rival down, our heart and soul are completely lost like we are athletes ourselves, pursuing the goal we have been longing for years. When the results come out, there are medals and applauds and yet tears and disappointments as well. In our eyes, every one of them is excellent and the best, as they have been working hard, practicing continuously for years. What we admire is their spirit, the spirit of Olympic.

Today the Olympic sprites not only exist in the Games, but also can be found in our life. We pursue the various goals with all our effort the same as the athletes practicing for their good performance in the competitions. We are trying our best to achieve goals faster, within the shortest time and, higher, with the best quality and, stronger, with the strongest power we have. Take a worker for example, when take a mission, he would do his best to finish it within the shortest time and with the best quality, proving the ability to reach any difficult missions.

With the coming Olympic 2008 to be held in Beijing, all the nation are work together with the spirit of Olympic, paying our best effort to contribute a creative and full of oriental culture Olympic to the world.