The probe into the three themes of beijing 2008 olympics

Introduction

The deep research of the three themes of Beijing, 2008 Olympic -green Olympics, technological Olympics, and humane Olympics plays a very important role in inheriting and developing the Olympic ideal and in achieving the success of holding the Olympic Games.

Methods

The paper adopts the methods of literature review and comparative analysis.

Results

1. Green Olympics - a sustainable Olympics when environment protection becomes a world-wide issue and has a great impact on the Olympic Games; this ideal fully embodies concept of the harmony of human and nature. It will contribute to the global sustainable development.
2. Technological Olympics-Olympics are full of high technology. Beijing 2008 Olympics will be an area of technological inventions which will permeate various stages of Olympic Beijing 2008. It will be a solid basis of Beijing 2008 Olympics.
3. Humane Olympics - A people-oriented Olympics. The idea of "people-oriented" can date back to the ancient Greek Olympics. The culture of Ancient Greek highly praises the human’s spirit, strength and various contest techniques also reflect the idea of "people-oriented". The Olympic Games was founded on the basis of the ancient Olympia’s spirit and activities. So it will be adopted in all the actions of Beijing 2008 Olympics and will be given a new connotation.

Conclusion

Green Olympics, Technological Olympics, Humane Olympics ¬-the three great themes of Beijing 2008 Olympics will infuse new vitality into the modern Olympics in the new century and give modern Olympic a more lofty image. They will not only make Beijing 2008 Olympics as the precious inheritance to China and the world, but also give China, this ancient and young eastern country, a brand-new feature to the world.

References

[1]. IOC, Olympic charter.2000
[2]. IOC. Olympic Movement’s Agenda 21
[3]. Pierre de Coubertin, The Olympic Idea, Carl-Diem-Institute, 1967
[4]. Sun Baoli, The series of the Olympic Movement, Beijing arts press, 2000