What are the three types of translations for the Winter Olympics opening ceremony?

The translation of the Winter Olympics opening ceremony is English, Chinese and French. At the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics, the broadcast was in three languages. It is not difficult to hear that the second one is English, the third one is Chinese, and do you know which one it is. I believe many people are confused and think that their English level has plummeted and they cannot understand standard English.

There are also many people who, through their rich imagination, think of the Olympic Games based on the Winter Olympics, and then think of ancient Greece as the birthplace, and an idea comes to their mind. Isn’t this Greek? No wonder they can’t hear it. Got it. But actually, this language is French.

The history of using French in the Olympic Games

The Olympic Games were first held in ancient Greece. There are many stories and legends about it. Some say it is to choose a husband for the princess, and some say it is to choose a husband for the princess. It is to contact various city-states. That being said, it does seem like it should be broadcast in Greek, but in fact, the Olympic Games held in ancient Greece were later suspended due to wars, and it was not resumed until more than 1,500 years later.

It was the Frenchman Coubertin who proposed the resumption of the Games, and the next Olympic Games became what we know as the Olympic Games, and some people call them the Modern Olympic Games. Therefore, in order to commemorate Mr. Coubertin, the first language of the Olympic Games is French, the second is English, and the third is the language of the organizer. Of course, it is also because French is considered the most rigorous language, and many international conferences are explained and written in French.