How do primary school students feel about the Olympic Games?

Reflections on the "Olympic Games" for primary school students;

Today is the opening day of the Olympic Games. This year's Olympic Games will be held in the beautiful city of Rio, Brazil. In the morning, I watched the Olympic Games with the remote control beside the TV.

I watched volleyball, swimming and running. I like volleyball best, because the players play hard and have good basic skills, so I like volleyball very much. The head coach of China women's volleyball team is Lang Ping, and all the women's volleyball players she coached are skilled and strong, so the champion is of course our China team!

Of course, the swimming competition is not very big. Only when the whistle sounded, the players jumped into the water and swam back and forth like fish, with very flexible hands and feet, catching up.

After watching the Olympic Games, I know that the athletes have done a lot of training. They have been working hard and their natural level has gradually improved. Think about it, in the hot summer, the players concentrate on training, sweat has soaked their clothes, but they still insist on exercising. Only through hard training on weekdays can they stand on this year's Olympic Games.

Today, by watching the Olympic Games, I understand that only by perseverance can we do a good job successfully.

Olympic Games:

Olympic Games (Greek: ο λ υ μ π ι α κ ο? Αγ? νε? ; French: Jeux olympiques；; English: Olympic Games; ; The Chinese abbreviation of "Olympic Games" is the largest comprehensive sports meeting in the world sponsored by the International Olympic Committee. Held every four years, the duration does not exceed 16 days, and it is the most influential sports event in the world.

The Olympic Games are divided into ten sports: Summer Olympics, Summer Paralympics, Winter Olympics, Winter Paralympics, Summer Youth Olympics, Winter Youth Olympics, World Special Summer Olympics, World Special Winter Olympics, Summer Deaf Olympics and Winter Deaf Olympics. During the Olympic Games, countries and regions use sports to exchange their cultures and learn sports skills from each other, with the aim of encouraging people to stick to sports.