Talking about the nation and the Olympic spirit

May 23, 2008, Japan is not a special day, but it is so different for every Shanghainese who is looking forward to the Olympic Games. After a three-day delay, the Olympic flame lit the flame symbolizing the Olympic spirit in Shanghai, a city with Shanghai characteristics. We arrived at the gate of the People's Square Urban Planning Museum early in the morning and waited for the arrival of the flame. The atmosphere at the scene is really indescribable. The slogan "Come on China, Come on Beijing, Come on Olympics" resounded throughout the city, but it's a pity that we didn't witness the torch relay. After leaving the fire point of the museum, the torch walked along the Bund to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. Although it is a little regrettable, I do feel the atmosphere in which everyone is looking forward to the Olympic Games.

It is the honor of every Chinese to host the Olympic Games in our land with a history of 5,000 years. Now we not only have expectations for the Olympic Games, but also care for the Sichuan compatriots who suffered from the earthquake of magnitude 8 on May 12. In the face of disaster, the national spirit of unity shown by us in China touched everyone in the world. At this moment, the national spirit and the Olympic spirit collide together, which further strengthens our determination to successfully host the Olympic Games.

Come on, China, Beijing, Olympics, Sichuan.