Slogans of primary school students cheering for athletes

The slogans used by primary school students to cheer for athletes are as follows:

1. The distance is neither long nor short. What is required is to devote yourself to the whole process. You are working hard from beginning to end. At this moment, you In the most glorious moment, no matter how confident you are in winning, as long as you run down, you are a hero.

2. You waved your powerful arms and watched the medicine ball turn into a beautiful arc. I really admire you in my heart for throwing your best.

3. After walking countless muddy roads, when you are tired, tell yourself: It’s almost over, just hold on for a while. The wounds on my body are bleeding and hurting, so tell yourself: Don’t cry, it will be fine. If you fall, tell yourself: Get up quickly, there are few smooth roads in the world.

4. No matter how bumpy the road is, we have great ambitions and will never give up even if we fall... GO! GO! GO! Show your fiery hearts, compete with your new self, and win the final victory!

5. Today you are heroic, today you are full of vigor, and today you are leading the way. Believe in yourself, you are the best! Don't give up, don't be discouraged. Success will always belong to you. Athletes! Come on.

6. Fighter, you are the loudest note in the music of life. In your heart, there is only the belief to keep fighting and use your own solid steps to embark on a new journey in life.

7. You are not afraid of the arduous journey. The baton in your hands conveys the collective strength. Listen, we are shouting for you. You interpret the spirit of the Olympic Games. You are in our hearts. Be proud, take a deep breath, what awaits you is a difficult 800 meters.

Athletes refer to people who engage in sports. The word originated from ancient Greek. Athletes are divided into six technical levels: international athletes, athletes, first-level athletes, second-level athletes, third-level athletes, and junior athletes.

Among the six sports technical levels, international athlete is the highest title, awarded by the National Sports Commission. First-level athletes are awarded by the sports committees of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government, sports colleges directly under the National Sports Commission, and the Central Sports Association of each system.

Second-level, third-level, and junior-level athletes are approved and awarded by prefecture (city), county sports committees, sports colleges, and central-level sports associations of each system.