Composition Getting to Know You Olympic Games

First of all, I would like to express my highest respect to you! I am a student from a remote mountainous area. Today I am writing to you with great excitement and want to express my true feelings. In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, you are joyful and brilliant.

July 13, 2001, a memorable day, an exciting day: when International Olympic Committee President Samaranch made the final decision: the host city of the 2008 Olympic Games is Beijing! I was so excited that I couldn't help but jump up. Although I was in a remote mountainous area, through television, I saw that the whole country was boiling. The situation was overwhelming and the sentiment was earth-shattering. The dream that once existed for hundreds of years has finally come true at this moment! The whole world feels the Chinese nation's desire for the Olympic Games and its persistent pursuit of the Olympic spirit. As a Chinese, I feel extremely proud. In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, you will be open and united. Beijing's successful bid for the Olympics shows on the one hand that the world needs China and China needs the world. On the other hand, it also shows the strength of our national strength. People's patriotism, the dream of a powerful country and sports are always inseparable. Through the launch of the National Olympic Bid Campaign, I learned about the Olympic Games and understood the Olympic Games. It has been 20 years since Xu Haifeng fired a gun at the Los Angeles Olympics on July 29, 1984, breaking China's record of "zero" Olympic gold medals. These 20 years have been the 20 years of reform and opening up. Under the leadership of the party, our country's national strength has increased, and its sports industry has also developed vigorously, becoming an internationally recognized sports power. The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games will bring people from all over the world together, further strengthen our country's exchanges with other countries in the world, and let more people understand and love China. In the 2008 Beijing Olympics, you will be smart and green. "Humanities Olympics, Green Olympics, Science and Technology Olympics" will be realized in Beijing. The 2008 Olympic Games will bring surprises like unwrapping birthday gifts to people all over the world. As the International Olympic Committee Evaluation Committee said, the 2008 Beijing Olympics will leave a unique legacy for China and world sports. I firmly believe that our athletes will use their wisdom and courage to sweep the Olympic Games and let the five-star red flag rise again and again in Beijing. 2008 is coming in a blink of an eye, and looking at Beijing from afar, my heart is full of expectations. I look forward to making my own contribution to the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. I look forward to going to Beijing to watch the 2008 Olympic Games. I look forward to becoming a pillar of the country as soon as possible. Here, I would like to send my best wishes that the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games will be a success and that the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games will bring a glorious tomorrow to the motherland. Commentary:

The 2008 Olympic Games will be held in Beijing, China. As a Chinese student, I feel very proud. I look forward to the Olympics every day.

In old China, the Olympic Games had no connection with China. In the eyes of Westerners, the "sick man of East Asia" was synonymous with the Chinese. Now we Chinese are different. We not only participated in the Olympic Games, but also won many gold medals. The sports spirit of the Olympics is to be faster, higher and stronger. How I hope that China will win the most gold medals in the world at the 2008 Beijing Olympics! However, it is not easy to realize this dream. It requires the joint efforts of all Chinese people, especially the hard training of athletes.

I know that Tao Luna, the shooter who won my country’s first gold medal in the Sydney Olympics, was able to win the gold medal not only because of her talent, but also because of her hard training. How does she usually train? She practices with the gun for eight hours every day without rest or holidays. The closer to the game, the more tiring the training becomes. Sometimes one stop lasted four hours. When the wind got stronger, the coach told her to practice in the wind. Sometimes she was so tired that she cried. When she cried, the coach cried with her. After crying, pick up the gun and continue practicing. You will never rest until you complete the plan. In order to achieve good results, she did not go home for the Spring Festival in six years. She spent all her time and energy on boring training.

Tao Luna is like this, and so are other athletes. I am moved by their hard work. At the same time, I also understand the truth that "the fragrance of plum blossoms comes from the bitter cold." These athletes are my role models, and I will study hard like them and welcome the arrival of the 2008 Olympic Games with excellent results.