What spirit do the Olympic rings represent respectively?

Red is a beating flame, representing the Olympic flame. This sacred flame has never been extinguished since it was lit in front of the ancient Greek temple in BC. It is often said that "national is also worldwide." Former US President Bill Clinton once said during his visit to China: "Our country deeply admires your long history and rich humanities, which are also the wealth of all mankind." Similarly, although the Olympic flame is lit on the European continent, it belongs to all mankind and our global village. Especially since the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, it has become the witness of modern human civilization. It is this sacred flame that has survived war and darkness and is still pure; It is this sacred flame that is always lit, which makes people unable to extricate themselves for a long time and tears fill their eyes; It is this kind of flame that makes many people search up and down; Dream on.

Centennial Olympic Games, changeable, what remains unchanged is the consistent humanistic spirit. In the Olympic spirit, the humanistic connotation is immortal. As a special spiritual force, it embodies the desire of all mankind for progress. Under the slogan of "higher, faster and stronger", what the Olympic Movement really advocates is "unity, friendship and progress".

Yellow, representing Beijing, representing us, descendants of the Chinese people with yellow skin and black eyes. As the capital of China, Beijing has long been the most active supporter and participant of the Olympic Movement. As early as 199 1, we applied for the Olympic Games for the first time. As a Beijinger, I will never forget that eight years ago in Monte Carlo, the host city of the 2000 Olympic Games, 12 girls representing my age sang jasmine flowers before voting. That song is beautiful and moving. However, I will never forget the scene in which they burst into tears when they lost the election. That time, Beijing lost. But we never gave up. As called for by the Olympic spirit, there are150,000 citizens in Beijing, and opinion polls show that 94.9% of them support the Olympic bid. This figure is amazing. The enthusiasm of Beijingers to bid for the Olympic Games is beyond Paris, Osaka, Toronto or Istanbul. Goethe once said: "It is not enough to have will, we must see action." As the capital of a developing country, the scientific and technological strength of Beijing's Olympic bid is remarkable. Then, let's go to * city to have a look! Magnetic card telephones are all over the city; Expressway extends in all directions; Introducing nanotechnology into sports venues; Traffic management realizes electronic monitoring. After nearly 10 years of construction and development, Beijing's scientific and technological strength is stronger than when it first applied for the Olympic Games.

Green represents the environment and is the color of the global village. Today, with the rapid development of science and technology, people have not neglected to care for the environment. In the concept of global village, green is the eternal theme. Over the past 20 years, the Olympic Games has followed the times and emphasized the combination of the Olympic Games and the environment. Therefore, the Olympic Games to be held in Beijing is green. On the one hand, citizens voluntarily contribute to the construction of the Olympic forest, adding a new landscape to the ancient Great Wall. On the other hand, the government invested in the construction of a "five rivers and ten roads" green channel to add green clothes to Beijing. By 2000, the city's green coverage rate reached 36%, and the per capita public green space reached 9 square meters. Beijing has built a green home with both hands and is looking forward to a green Olympics.

If I choose a color, maybe someone will ask me the content of the picture. It's like this: In 2008, the Green Global Village will usher in another sports festival for all mankind, and the flaming flame will enter an ancient oriental country. By then, all China people will sing the same song "New Beijing, Great Olympics".