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1 200 1 July 13, 2008, China successfully applied for the Olympic Games in Moscow, and was finally able to host the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. On that happy night, I was a little too excited to sleep at first. With the slogan "We won" on TV, tears welled up and then cooled down, but the deafening firecrackers kept me awake all night, so many things about Beijing's bid for the Olympic Games surfaced in front of my eyes.

1993, Beijing participated in the Olympic bid. At that time, the propaganda was unprecedented. Not to mention the flag-waving on radio and television, the slogan advertisement of bidding for the Olympic Games has spread all over Beijing and even the whole country. What do you mean, "China after reform looks forward to the Olympics"? "Beijing people welcome you" and so on, everywhere. Even in order to show the civilization of China, many places have written civilized expressions: hello, thank you, I'm sorry ... If kindergarten children know how to say it, they call on the whole country to learn to speak. No wonder some foreign friends were puzzled at that time.

This Olympic bid is still huge. Some people visit the mountains and rivers of the motherland on foot, and reporters follow up. This is called the trip to bid for the Olympic Games. Someone drove across China, and the TV station followed the report, calling it the Olympic bid. Someone rides a motorcycle over the Great Wall, which is also called contributing to the Olympic bid. In fact, these are all activities that challenge the limits, and it is inevitable that they are far-fetched when they are linked to the Olympic bid. Of course, the biggest signing activity is the Olympic bid, tens of thousands of meters of cloth and tens of millions of signatures. I think it has three meanings. First, it shows that there are many people in China, and there are many signatures. Second, display Buduo in China, there are countless pieces of cloth. Thirdly, it shows that China's cloth has many functions, not only making clothes, but also writing and signing.

2 bidding schedule: February, 2000 1 day, NOCs will write down the name of the bidding city. On February 24th, the IOC held a briefing with interested NOCs. The IOC announced the bidding procedure.

From March to August, the IOC analyzed the bidding cities, and in September, the IOC Executive Committee in Sydney confirmed the official candidate cities.

In mid-September, the bidding city prepared the bid report 200165438+1mid-October, and the bidding city submitted the bid report 65438+1mid-October-mid-February. The IOC analyzed the bid report and prepared relevant documents for the IOC evaluation committee. From mid-February to mid-April, the IOC Evaluation Committee visited the bidding cities. In mid-May, the evaluation committee prepared the inspection report. In mid-July, the Moscow International Olympic Committee plenary session elected the host city of the Olympic Games. There are four advantages: First, Beijing's bid for the Olympic Games has been fully supported by the China Municipal Government and widely endorsed by all sectors of society. Secondly, the excellent situation of domestic political stability, economic development and social stability provides a very favorable environment for our bid. Third, the people of China have always loved sports activities, and China athletes have performed very well in many world sports competitions, which fully shows the strength of competitive sports in China and the broad foundation of sports among the people. Fourth, Beijing is a famous historical and cultural city in the world, and a modern city with nearly 100 colleges and universities and developed education, with great development potential. Beijing's urban security has the ability to hold large-scale sports events. Jia Qinglin stressed that the bid has entered a real stage of actual combat, and it is necessary to devote all efforts to the "qualifying competition" with the goal of being selected as a "candidate city" with high quality, make good plans, organize forces and arrange work.

Business News The reporter learned from the Fifth National Wushu Work Conference and the Congress of Chinese Wushu Association held in the provincial capital yesterday that the International Olympic Committee has agreed in principle to hold the "Beijing 2008 Olympic Wushu Competition" during the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, and the details of the competition need to be further discussed with the International Olympic Committee. Therefore, in the next four years, the focus of Wushu work in China will continue to do a good job in bidding for and hosting the Olympic Games.

Prepare for war, strengthen the international promotion of Wushu, and train the main force for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.

According to Wang Xiaolin, director of the National Wushu Sports Management Center, according to the current progress of Wushu's Olympic bid, the State General Administration of Sport has listed Wushu as a preparation project for the 2008 Olympic Games. In the next four years, China Wushu should first make preparations for the Olympic bid and the Olympic Games, and determine the competition and selection scheme of Wushu events with the International Olympic Committee. BOCOG, the Chinese Olympic Committee and the International Wushu Federation will hold specific consultations with the International Olympic Committee on some specific issues of Wushu competition; Secondly, if Wushu can enter the Olympic Games, international sports organizations including the International Olympic Committee will pay more attention to Wushu, and government sports departments and Olympic committees in many countries and regions will also give further attention and financial support to their own Wushu associations and sports teams. China will also increase its support for Wushu, and it is necessary to formulate the international promotion strategy of Wushu as soon as possible and increase the international promotion of Wushu; In addition, Wushu, as an event of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, bears the heavy responsibility of winning glory for the country. Therefore, the National Wushu Center will soon start to select athletes with good comprehensive quality and potential throughout the country to form a national team and a national youth training team, and train the main force in a planned and step-by-step manner for 2008.

Beijing Olympic Games-Whose tears are flying?

Some people satirize Zhu Jun, the host of Art Life, saying that his greatest skill is to make every guest cry. After hearing this, I was very alert for a while and often reminded myself: Never let athletes cry during an interview ... Seriously, I don't like to see tears, especially those athletes who are always full of energy.

However, the Beijing Olympic Games made my efforts a complete failure!

Failure one:

Time: August16; Venue: tennis court; Character: Li Na, the first in the women's singles in China.

Event playback:

Li Na, who has always had a "personality", has been very calm and happy since she lost to Safina in the women's singles semi-final. After evaluating all aspects of the situation and feeling "safe", I asked, "Li Na, since last year, your life has not been very smooth. At the Olympic Games, you made history for China. What do you think of the significance of the Olympic Games to your past cycle? "

Li Na, who was still laughing a few minutes ago, joked with reporters, "Why do you always ask Jison (coach and husband)?" Li Na actually collapsed! She tried to control her turbulent emotions and spoke intermittently. When she arrived, she still couldn't stop crying. The following is her answer to me:

"I was injured since Wimbledon last year. During that time, I was still very uncomfortable ... (tears began to flow, and I kept sorting out my ID card to calm myself down) Actually ... in fact, through my injury, I found many people who really cared about and helped me. I really appreciate them! Especially in the three months after my operation ... my recovery process was really difficult. During the operation in Germany, it was basically me and my husband (holding back tears). It was less than half a year before the Olympic Games, and I was still being injured for surgery. At that time, we felt helpless, alone in a foreign country ... I really thanked my husband for everything we got at the Olympic Games. After all, I have a bad temper. He has been patient and patient ... "

I also "collapsed". I can understand Li Na's tears-a small sneeze cracked her ribs and it took almost a year to recover; Before the Olympic Games, her knee was swollen and she couldn't even take part in the warm-up match. Her personality was a little "fragile" ... but I really didn't mean to!

Failure 2:

Time: August14; Location: shooting range; Character: Li Du, a famous shooter in China.

Event playback:

Li Du is a cheerful girl, not at all "willful" like Li Na. After losing her first gold medal, she burst into tears-this scene, which I didn't see, of course has nothing to do with me. Five days later, Li Du stood up again after the test of purgatory and won the gold medal in three positions of the 50m rifle. After the game, I saw Li Du walk into the mixed zone with a flowery smile and told reporters: "After losing the first gold medal, I didn't even dare to go out two days ago."

Curiosity kills the cat-I then asked, "What have you been doing at home all day?"

Li Du snorted and smiled: "I lie in bed at home every day, staring at the ceiling!" " "

At that moment, I clearly saw that tears rolled out of her eyes and flowed on that smiling face that was still like a flower ... Fortunately, at least this time, it was a "tearful smile".

Failure three:

Time: August19; Venue: Beach volleyball court; Person: Wang Jie, the silver medal winner of Olympic sand volleyball.

Event playback:

Beach volleyball is a very happy sport-at least I think so. Even if the competition among athletes is fierce and light, there is no pain in gnashing their teeth. On that day, the people of China also felt this happiness, because two pairs of China players joined hands in the semi-final and won a medal. However, that day was very thrilling for China Tian Jia/Wang Jie. In the face of teammates Xue Chen/Zhang Xi, who rarely won in the past, they staged a big reversal in the case of 0:/kloc-0. ...

I thought I would see two athletes speechless with excitement in the mixed area-I was wrong. Tian Jia was indecisive and continued the "provocative" style on the court. Wang Jie, who participated in the competition for the first time, remained calm and showed maturity different from his age. I thought it was "safe" again, but when I asked Wang Jie, "You made history, why can you be so calm?" Wang Jie suddenly broke through the barrier of "safety" and his eyes were red: "I remembered so many hardships that my partner and I paid, and they all paid off ..."

In addition to these athletes who were "made" cry by me, I also saw tears flying from many world-class stars at the Beijing Olympic Games, especially those who performed outstandingly in highly professional sports. For example, in tennis, after the Williams sisters were eliminated from the women's singles competition, both of them shed tears at the press conference, and then they couldn't wait to avoid everyone's sight. However, Djokovic lost to Nadal in the men's singles semi-final and kept his head down at the press conference, afraid to look anyone in the eye. Roger federer inadvertently realized his dream of winning an Olympic gold medal for Switzerland in the men's doubles competition, and then shed tears of happiness, as if he had won Wimbledon four times in a row.

But there were some tears that I didn't see. After China women's volleyball team completed the "four-year dream" of defending the Olympic Games, the players hid in the locker room one after another. Feng Kun, the captain, was drawn for a drug test, thus evading his obligation to attend the press conference. Except for Zhou, no one can see the eyes of other players face to face ... Head coach Chen Zhonghe told us that the players were crying, and they were all crying miserably-because there is nothing more sad than disappointing their families at home. Of course, I didn't see Liu Xiang's tears either. I only saw Sun Haiping's painful retirement as a disciple. ...

Although I "failed" several times, I still don't want to see athletes cry in public, even though those tears will give us more subjects to describe as journalists. In fact, athletes are also ordinary people. Like us, they don't want to expose their weakness in front of the whole world. It's just that sometimes the dam of tears is always so easy to be broken ... The Beijing Olympic Games will soon be over, and we have many unforgettable memories. And those pictures about "tears" may stay in our minds for longer.