What is the spirit of the Winter Olympics?

The spirit of the Winter Olympics is:

1. The accumulation spirit of "accumulating thickly and making progress gradually". Chinese civilization and the Olympic Movement have once again joined hands to play a magnificent movement of unity, peace and friendship for all mankind. After more than six years of careful preparations and overcoming the negative impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Chinese people used hard work, perseverance and wisdom to present a simple, safe and wonderful Olympic Games to the world.

The majority of young people should have dreams in mind, shoulder heavy responsibilities, continue to learn and practice, persist in honing their skills, persist in moving forward, and achieve qualitative progress through quantitative accumulation in terms of personal abilities and work performance. .

2. The fighting spirit of “not afraid of challenges”. Sports, through competition and struggle, show the value of life and inspire the spirit of struggle. Sports spirit is a spirit of hard work and progress. The Olympic stadium is a place of struggle and a place where fighting spirit is shown.

The majority of young people have the original intention in mind and the mission on their shoulders. They should actively absorb this fighting spirit of not being afraid of challenges, face the great dream of national rejuvenation, face the risks and challenges on the road to the future, and develop heroic feelings. , cheer up the fighting spirit, set goals, face up to challenges, turn crises into opportunities, and forge ahead in the face of adversity.

3. The harmonious spirit of "beauty and beauty". The Chinese nation advocates openness and tolerance, advocating harmony and harmony, and advocating universal harmony. We hold the Winter Olympics with determination and enthusiasm to carry forward the Olympic spirit and demonstrate the responsibility of a major country for the progress of human civilization.

We must actively promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind and vigorously carry forward the humanistic spirit of "one world, one family". We must not only make our own civilization full of vitality, but also create conditions for the development of other countries' civilizations. Let the world's civilized gardens be filled with flowers.