What is the slogan or theme of the 2008 Olympic Games?

On June 26th, Beijing time, the slogan of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games was officially announced. China's slogan is: One World, One Dream; The English slogan is: One World, One Dream.

2. The themes of the 2008 Olympic Games are: Green Olympics, High-tech Olympics and People's Olympics;

Green Olympics-taking environmental protection as the primary condition for the planning and construction of Olympic facilities, and formulating strict ecological environment standards and systematic guarantee system; Widely adopt environmental protection technologies and means to promote environmental governance, urban and rural greening and beautification and the development of environmental protection industries on a large scale and in many directions; Enhance the environmental awareness of the whole society, encourage citizens to consciously choose green consumption, actively participate in various activities to improve the ecological environment, greatly improve the environmental quality of the capital, and build a livable city.

Science and technology Olympics-closely combine the latest progress of science and technology at home and abroad, integrate the achievements of national science and technology innovation, and hold a high-tech sports event; Improve Beijing's scientific and technological innovation ability, promote the industrialization of high-tech achievements and their wide application in people's lives, and make the Beijing Olympic Games a window to display new technological achievements and innovation strength.

People's Olympics-spread the modern Olympic concept, show the splendid culture of the Chinese nation, show the style of Beijing's historical and cultural city and the good spirit of its citizens, promote cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries, and deepen the understanding and friendship between people of all countries; Promote the harmonious development of man and nature, individual and society, and human spirit and body; Highlight the idea of "people-oriented", take athletes as the center, provide quality services, and strive to build a natural and humanistic environment that will satisfy Olympic participants.