What is the source of the Olympic flame?

The Olympic flame is ignited by concentrating sunlight on the center of a concave mirror to generate high temperatures that ignite the flame. The meaning is the fire "kindled by the sun on Mount Olympus". The fire was placed in an ancient brazier and brought by the chief priest to the altar within the ancient Olympic Games grounds to reveal the flame to the waiting people.

The flame burning in the main sports venue during the Olympic Games is the Olympic flame, which symbolizes light, unity, friendship, peace, and justice. The Olympic flame is usually lit a few months before the opening of the Olympic Games in front of the Temple of Hera in Olympia, Greece, the birthplace of the Olympic Games. The whole process was solemn and solemn, with no crowd watching. Light the torch in the hands of the first torchbearer, and then. It begins its journey to the city hosting the Olympic Games.