Does anyone have an English article about the Special Olympics World Summer Games?

The 12th Special Olympics World Summer on October 2 after the curtain was raised in Shanghai, Special Olympics athletes will participate in all 21 games and four performances for the project. Since this is the first time in the Special Olympics Asia, in developing countries, also in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games held in China before the participating countries (regions), most staff participating comprehensive sports, it has aroused the Chinese government attach great importance and wide public concern.

After the 12th World Summer Special Olympics kicks off in Shanghai on October 2, Special Olympics athletes will compete in all 21 competition events and 4 performance events. Since this is the first time that the Special Olympics has been held in Asia and a developing country, and it is also the comprehensive sports event with the largest number of participating countries (regions) and participants held in my country before the 2008 Beijing Olympics, it has attracted great attention from the Chinese government. and widespread public attention.

From all over the world 7, 291 Special Olympics athletes will participate in basketball, equestrian, swimming, gymnastics, track and field, soccer competitions. These athletes are usually IQ below 70 mentally disabled people, the results of their competition is not important, the key is to take part in the process. When we see athletes in the Special Olympics coaches encouraged to embark on the venue, they demonstrated the confidence and courage indeed touched us. The past, we have described the achievements of the disabled Whatever can be said to attend Special Olympics athletes are Justin, their enterprising spirit that has brought us great encouragement. "You OK, I will", the Special Olympics should become the theme of working and living in a common language.

7,291 Special Olympics athletes from all over the world will participate in basketball, equestrian, swimming, gymnastics, track and field, football and other competitions. These athletes are usually mentally retarded people with IQs below 70. The results of their competition are not important. The key is to participate in the process. When we see Special Olympics athletes taking to the field with the encouragement of their coaches, we are truly moved by the confidence and courage they display. In the past, we described accomplished disabled people as physically disabled and mentally strong. It can be said that the athletes participating in the Special Olympics are all physically disabled and mentally strong. Their spirit of continuous improvement has brought us great encouragement. The theme of this Special Olympics "You can do it, so can I" should become the common language for us in work and life.