Regarding the origin of this little-known ceremony, people will never forget Coubertin, the founder of the modern Olympic Games. He once outlined a blueprint, that is, to build a sports competition different from other forms, which can bring people together, and more importantly, it can continue. It can make people who participate in the competition and those who cheer for the players feel the interest of sports, unity and friendship, and even modesty. Slogans, signs, flags, vows and parades can't be ignored to make the Olympic Games unique. The famous Olympic flame and its relay are indispensable. As an attached Olympic flame, it became one of the most anticipated events in the whole Olympic movement during the Olympic Games.

The Olympic flame first appeared at the Amsterdam Olympic Games in 1928. Of course, Coubertin put forward this idea, but it was limited to lighting the flame on the fountain tray near the stadium. This new thing did not attract people's attention at that time, and the media commented on it only a few words. German Carl Dimm is very interested in this. He participated in 1896 Athens Olympic Games and 19 12 Stockholm Olympic Games. He was not only a historian and scholar in ancient Greece, but also a member of the German Olympic Committee, and later served as the secretary-general of the Berlin Olympic Organizing Committee.

Starting from 1934, Coubertin and Count Henri de Bayette-latour, who succeeded him as the president of the International Olympic Games, expressed their support for holding the preparatory ceremony in Olympia. What is more satisfying is that they adopted Tim's idea and passed the Olympic flame lit here to Berlin through specially selected messengers. 1June, 935, Germany plans to publish it in five different languages. The Olympic torch has traveled 3050 kilometers and crossed seven countries. * * * 336 1 people took part in the torch relay. The first person to carry the torch was the Greek Konstantin Kondylis, and the last one was German1500m runner Fritz Schilgen. During the torch relay, there were many celebrations. As many as 20,000 people greeted the flame when it entered Germany. The Olympic flame continued like this.

1934, the Athens meeting of the International Olympic Committee decided to restore the old system of the ancient Olympic Games. During the Olympic Games, the Olympic flame burned in the main stadium. The flame was taken from the Olympic Games and passed to the host country through the torch relay. Prior to this, 1928 the 9th Olympic Games was held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

There is a tall tower in the main stadium, burning with fiery fireworks from beginning to end. This is the first time that this kind of activity has been held in the Olympic Games. 1936 On July 20th, Olympia held the lighting ceremony of 1 1 Summer Olympic Games. After that, everyone held the torch and ran the relay of 1 km, passing through Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Hungary, Austria and Czechoslovakia, and arrived in Berlin on 1 in August, with a total distance of 3075 km. The International Olympic Committee officially stipulates that lighting the Olympic flame is an essential ceremony for the opening ceremony of each Olympic Games. In addition, the flame is lit to commemorate the soldiers who died in World War I, and the torch relay symbolizes the spread of peace and friendship around the world.