Look at the fire, bless China, and finally wait until today. On this exciting day, the Olympic flame will be lit in Beijing. At half past six, I excitedly turned on the TV to watch the opening ceremony. At 8: 00, the opening ceremony started on time, and every program had a breath of China, which was amazing. My favorite program is "movable type printing", which is full of fun. Small squares form beautiful figures, showing the evolution of the word "He". There are also lifelike Beijing opera puppets; The heroic nature of taekwondo; The beautiful "Flying" shows the history and culture of China. This exquisite scroll shows the progress and development of our country. Then the athletes enter the stadium. Wow! What a crowd! There are more than one hundred countries! The athletes are full of energy and passion. They waved to the leaders and the audience. Every country wears their unique clothes, just like a costume show. The exciting moment is coming, and the flame is finally lit. Who is the last torchbearer? Yao Ming the little giant or Liu Xiang the flying man? I think it's Prince of gymnastics Li Ning or diving queen Guo Jingjing. At this moment, grandma said, "Look! The last torchbearer is Xu Haifeng! " I looked up, and Xu Haifeng ran into the Bird's Nest with a torch in his hand. Hey! I think I was wrong. However, Xu Haifeng lit the torch with the torch in his hand, so Li, Zhan Xugang, Zhang Jun, Chen Zhong and others also passed the torch in turn. Finally, the torch lit the torch of gymnast Li Ning. He was suspended in midair by a rope, just like an astronaut walking in space. He flew around the bird's nest and lit a bar. Suddenly, with a loud noise, the flame lit the Xiangyun torch wrapped in red ribbon, and the sacred light lit up the whole bird's nest. Suddenly, colorful fireworks formed five rings, which was very spectacular. To China: Come on, China! Come on, Beijing! Come on, Olympics! How time flies! In the blink of an eye, it will be 2008. On this day, Beijing Gymnasium was packed with people. Today, the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games will be held here. Eight years ago, we went through a difficult road to bid for the Olympic Games. Inspired by the spirit of the Five Rings and with the joint efforts of the people of the whole country, today we have ushered in this exciting moment. Look, the Olympic songs sung by two gold medal singers. The sonorous singing conveyed the exciting rhythm to every audience present and to the whole world. There are thousands of actors dancing in the square dance behind, and everyone's movements are so vigorous and neat. At the end of the song, some old people came up and they beat Tai Ji Chuan. Blink of an eye, a few more, a few more ... the number reached hundreds. Hundreds of people played Tai Ji Chuan together on the stage. At first, the movement was slow, and gradually, the speed became faster and faster. The audience at the dinner table was also excited by their faster movements. There was silence in the museum. After a while, thunderous applause broke out. At the same time as the applause sounded, seven or eight people came up, and they folded the arhats. Then, a group of people came up, folded three arhats in the blink of an eye, and stood there motionless like three wooden stakes. After a while, like accepting orders, the three "interests" twisted together. Oh, it doesn't look like a stake at this time, but a willow gently brushed by the wind. It is so soft and floating that people have infinite reverie. One wonderful program after another, accompanied by warm applause, I firmly believe that this Olympic Games must be the best ever. On June 26th, the slogan of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games was officially announced. China's slogan is: One World, One Dream; The English slogan is: One World, One Dream. According to the news keywords of the media, experts at home and abroad praised the slogan as embodying the essence of China's traditional culture, condensing the cry of the soul, grasping the essence of the Olympic spirit and playing the strongest voice of the times. It sounds like the author is at a loss and confused: why not the same slogan, and how does it embody so many connotations? To tell you the truth, I don't think much of the emblem printed in China here in dancing Beijing. That's a good idea. It is understandable to spread China's cultural spirit and significance with seal cutting as a traditional medium, but it is really flattering in form. I believe we can do better. The key problem of this thing is that it can't be considered by the scale of pure art, but the fact is: soon, in Beijing Liulichang, you can see someone erecting a banner: Mr. XX, the seal designer of China for the Beijing Olympic Games, manages seals on the spot ... excusable, and it is an enviable good thing that word of mouth turns into productivity. The public doesn't know that much. It's supreme. No wonder a calligrapher in Beijing joked in the spring that one day we will spend XX thousand to buy an opportunity to perform at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, which is much better than your life's work: your value will definitely increase. But the Olympic theme is more complicated. First of all, we should be able to reflect the will to be in line with international standards, internationalization and Olympics; Secondly, we should express our thoughts, adhere to the national conditions and keep pace with the times; Thirdly, we should stand at the height of history and times and rely on our national background to express the spirit of the so-called China traditional culture in a highly concise way. That's enough to shut us up. How hard it is. No wonder the media called this an unprecedented poll, with 2 1 10,000 people signing up and 2 1 10,000 people signing up. Comrades, how do you imagine this number? Fortunately, there are many of us, and those small countries in Europe are simply unimaginable. So the final conclusion is that, whether it is good or not, the keywords selected from astronomical figures must be the essence of the essence. Otherwise, how can we live up to the eliminated 209999? At first glance, this slogan is too simple. The media used the word simple, but I think it's actually very simple. One world, one dream, it is not surprising that this sentence comes from preschool children. But from the Workers Stadium, it will be posted on the monument of the historic Beijing Olympic Games, which is different. Just like a beggar looking forward to spiritual life, perhaps he climbed the high wall of the Forbidden City because he had no money to buy a ticket. He can't say that he threw a sentence "Don't take the ordinary road" at pedestrians and tourists, but this sentence only became a popular language in Metersbonwe, Bang Wei and Bang Wei, where money was piled up, and became a copy of the concentrated creative essence of advertising companies. What is the cultural essence of China? Which thought is the essence? Confucianism? Taoism? Legalist? Famous? Zen? Which word is the key? Mean? Doing nothing? Wang Ba? Non-attack? Chonghe? I think it is difficult for China culture to be unified into any slogan, and nothing can carry the essence of the so-called China culture. You can look at this thing from different angles, just like a diamond, all facets are shining. But because it is about "embodiment", there is no need to haggle over every ounce. This is just a slogan. You have to force it to be infinitely rich in connotation and extremely profound in significance. It is impossible for any country at any time. It's just that the current media propaganda is a bit excessive, but it is easy to arouse suspicion and disgust. Of course, from the perspective of the media, the media is also worthy of sympathy. If I had talked nonsense like the author, the unfortunate man would not have been burned earlier. Even if it is not sealed, how can it cater to the broad masses of people? China finally ushered in the Olympic Games, and we will never forget the night when thousands of families congratulated each other. I remember that our family set off firecrackers that day. Business is coming, and it is really difficult for us in China to do well. In the Great Hall of the People last autumn, Wang Qishan told reporters frankly that ideas are always good. Once implemented, it is really too difficult to do, you can't imagine. Embarrassment and predicament come not only from the building facilities such as the Bird's Nest, but also from many financial and personnel factors. Therefore, we should give the government the greatest understanding and support. As Zhao Benshan said in the sketch: Stamp your foot and you will be numb! However, there is a limit to everything, and foreigners cannot be allowed to say whatever they say. What do experts say? Doesn't the voice of the media need to go through your own brain? Looking at the high reputation of advertising language, I want to vomit. The media never keep a low profile on such things. Because China people are afraid of illness and medical treatment, they only listen to good words, and they love to win and are afraid of losing. But the profiteers are fiercely opportunistic: a big basket of China culture, everything is put into it until it can't be put in, even if spring comes first. Think back to Zhang Yimou's disgusting performance in the closing ceremony in Athens for a few minutes: after reading these, anyone who knows there are heroes in the whole country can readily accept the fact that Zhang's masterpiece was given a cold shoulder in Hollywood. Blindly exaggerating, thinking about sweetness but not remembering bitterness, healing scars and forgetting pain, I really don't know what kind of world we will yearn for and have, and whose dream? And how long can this dream last?