About the etiquette of the Olympic Games

1, civilized viewing shows the image.

The Olympic Games attracted the attention of the whole world. /kloc-in the past 0/00 years, Olympic events have continuously improved their respective competition systems and rules, and at the same time, some established civilized customs have been formed, and the etiquette for watching the games has been clearly stipulated. Watching the games in a civilized way is not only a part of the cultural etiquette of the Olympic Games, but also an important part of showing the good image of the host.

2. Line up for security check and enter the venue on time.

When watching the Olympic Games, you should try to enter the stadium in advance or on time. Therefore, it is best to familiarize yourself with the traffic route to the stadium before departure and try to take fast and smooth public transportation. When you enter the venue, there will be a long or short audience waiting for security check at the entrance. You must line up in an orderly way, not in line. Please take your seats in order after admission. If the game has already started, you should take a seat nearby and look for your seat during the break.

3. Learn to appreciate the rules.

Before watching the game, we should know a little about the basic rules of the game, which will help us learn to watch the doorway while watching the excitement. Watching the Olympic Games, the audience should also have a normal heart. Of course, it is worth celebrating that athletes won medals, but there is no need to drill a dead end for failure.

4, casual dress neat and generous

Although there is no strict dress code for watching the Olympic Games, the audience should still follow the civilized and polite customs. Clothing should be comfortable, casual, neat and generous, not too casual, especially in the swimming pool with high temperature. Don't be the boss.

5, carry items to comply with the regulations.

Flammable and explosive dangerous goods are not allowed to enter, and lighters, wine bottles, stools, knives and other hardware items and cans are also rejected; No pets allowed. In addition, big items such as gongs and drums, whistles, horns and flagpoles are not allowed to be brought into the venue; Carry slogans, and there shall be no disguised advertisements that infringe intellectual property rights.

6. Sing at the flag-raising ceremony.

When the national flag is raised and the national anthem is played, all personnel at the scene should stand up, pay attention to the national flag, or sing the national anthem at a normal volume with music. If you are raising the national flag of another country, or the Olympic flag, or playing the national anthem or Olympic anthem of another country, you should also stand up and show your respect.

7, enthusiastic refueling, hot but not chaotic

Enthusiastic and moderate refueling for the game. In some highly competitive events, such as gymnastics, weightlifting, fencing, table tennis, tennis and so on. Athletes should keep quiet during the competition and clap their hands to show encouragement after the athletes complete their movements or die in the competition; In some track and field jumping events, the average athlete will encourage the audience to clap rhythmically and participate in the interaction before starting.

8. Respect players and referees

When watching the Olympic Games, you should take the initiative to cheer for both sides of the competition, and avoid booing, whistling, screaming in strange voices, booing, taunting, insulting referees, athletes and coaches, throwing things at the stadium, and not interfering with the normal competition of visiting team players; Even if some decisions made by the referee cannot be understood and accepted, we should remain restrained and rational.

9, foul language can not be arrogant.

In all sports competitions, including the Olympic Games, spectators should never use foul language, and should never insult or insult athletes, coaches, referees and visiting fans with discriminatory language. Racial discrimination is strictly prohibited in sports venues.

10. Keep quiet when serving.

Keep quiet when serving and serving. Supply table tennis, badminton, tennis and other projects; Starting events such as swimming, track and field. In addition, in some whistling events, such as football and basketball, whistles similar to competition whistles are not allowed.

1 1. Turn off the indoor photography flash.

In most indoor games, some athletes look up at the game, and the audience can take pictures, but they are not allowed to use flash lights. This is strictly regulated in table tennis, badminton, tennis and other ball games, as well as gymnastics, diving, boxing, judo, wrestling, taekwondo and fencing.

12. The mobile phone in the shooting range is mute.

When entering the stadium, the audience should turn off the bell or turn it to vibrate, especially in places where absolute silence is needed, such as shooting and tennis.

13. Patience to advance and retreat in tennis match

Spectators should not walk around at will in the game, especially in tennis. Tennis is an elegant sport with a set of strict etiquette. If you want to leave temporarily, you must wait patiently for a short rest after the third, fifth and seventh innings.

14. put away the beach volleyball sunshade

Beach volleyball, enjoy the sunshine. When watching outdoor events such as beach volleyball, the audience should prepare sun protection measures, wear sun hats and sunglasses, and bring their own drinks. This competition also includes outdoor tennis, football, rowing and kayaking. I brought an umbrella, please be sure to put it away.

15. Don't scream when watching equestrian.

Equestrian is a gentleman's sport and the only competition in which people and animals participate together. Equestrian events, including modern pentathlon, should actively cooperate with competitors and horses in the competition, and do not throw various items into the venue to avoid hurting horses and riders. Don't take photos with flash, don't wave any flags and ornaments, don't make harsh screams at the scene, don't leave your seat or sit on the fence to watch, and don't approach or touch horses.

16. Audience players go their separate ways.

There is a very clear dedicated channel for visitors to enter and leave the Olympic venues. Spectators, journalists, players and guests all have specially designated permitted routes, which allow them to pass safely and go their own ways. Spectators are not allowed to break into the restricted area without authorization because they ask for the signatures of the contestants. They are not allowed to enter the restricted area of shooting and archery competitions. They are not allowed to cross the track or touch the athletes who are competing when watching marathons, race walks and triathlons.

17. No smoking and garbage collection

Smoking is prohibited in Olympic venues, and some venues have smoking areas. Smokers must smoke in places where smoking is allowed. Eating is forbidden in many Olympic Games, and spectators should abide by the relevant regulations. In shooting, tennis and other games that need to be quiet, the audience should not chew noisy food. For the items brought in, clean them up when leaving the venue and take them out of the venue to keep the venue clean.

18. Orderly exit is the best.

At the end of the game, applaud the athletes from both sides. Don't give up halfway; If you leave early, leave as soon as possible without disturbing others. When leaving, leave in the order of seats, slowly walk to the nearest exit or follow the crowd. Glad to come, peace is the best. (below)