Time flies, the sun and the moon fly, and it's already 20 12. The Olympic flame is extinguished in my hometown and will be lit in beautiful London. This is another four-year expectation and a leap in human history. From Olympia to the British Isles, from romantic Athens to beautiful London, everything is self-evident.

20 12 London Olympic Games, that is, 20 12 Summer Olympic Games, is officially called the 30th Summer Olympic Games. On July 6, 2005, the International Olympic Committee announced at the117th IOC meeting held in Singapore that London, England, would host the Olympic Games, which was the third time that London had hosted the Summer Olympics. 20 1 1 At 7 pm local time in London on July 27th, the one-year countdown to the London Olympic Games began. 20 12, 18, countdown to the opening of London Olympic Games 100 days. The slogan of the London Olympic Organizing Committee is "Inspiring a Generation", which translates into Chinese as "Inspiring a Generation". The London Olympic Games will be held at Stratford Olympic Stadium at 4: 00 sharp on July 28th, Beijing time. For London, the Olympic Games is far more than just a sport. Many free cultural performances during the Olympic Games are also great benefits.

Compared with Beijing Olympic Games, London Olympic Games is actually a cultural soft power. The so-called "style is not separated from home", and the British have achieved the ultimate in culture through sports. This is probably the Olympic Games with the highest cultural and artistic content in Olympic history.

The British are not only concerned about the opening ceremony. Outside the stadium, there were as many as 1 5,000 performances of various arts and crafts during the Olympic Games, which cost more than1billion pounds, greatly enhancing the international image of Britain's multi-ethnic and multicultural development. Creative culture and creative economy are overused words, but in this respect, the British are really the boss-of course, Britain is not as good as the United States in actual cultural status, but no country has been crying like Britain to turn creative culture into a basic national policy. Of course, the vitality of culture always comes from the people. I don't want to attribute the prosperity of British contemporary culture to the British government, but the cultural policy of "less interference and more help" really contributed.