What is the oath of Olympic athletes?

The Olympic oath was adopted by the International Olympic Committee in 19 13, and officially implemented in 1920 (the Olympic Games closed in 19 16).

Athletes: "In the name of all athletes, I promise to participate in this Olympic Games in the true spirit of sports for the honor of sports and the honor of our sports team, promise not to use stimulants, and respect and abide by the rules guiding the Olympic Games."

In the name of all athletes, I promise that we will take part in the Olympic Games, respect and abide by the rules, devote ourselves to sports without doping and drugs in the true spirit of sports, and win glory for sports and our team.

Referee: "In the name of all referees and officials, I promise to perform my duties in this Olympic Games completely and openly in the true spirit of sports, and to respect and abide by the rules guiding the Olympic Games."

In the name of all the judges and officials, I promise that we will respect and abide by the rules of the Olympic Games in the true spirit of sports and will never make mistakes.