In life, the important thing is not the victory, but the battle.

What matters in the Olympics is not victory, but participation. The important thing in life is not the triumph, but the struggle.

The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not victory, but participation; just as the most important thing in life is not success, but struggle; but the most essential thing is not conquest, but hard work.

Brave success is the success after the storm. When the sun is near the sky and the sun shines, success will hang heavily on the arms of the harvester.

Sports you are the driving force of life, the messenger of glory, beauty, honor, courage, and represent progress and peace.

If a nation has many people who grow strong as they age, that nation must be strong; if a nation has many people who age before they get old, that nation must be weak.

Teachers, please remember this sonorous and powerful saying. This argument can be extended to many categories. In life, the important thing is never the victory but the battle. The purpose of spreading these maxims is to cultivate tougher human beings - thus making human beings more rigorous, cautious, brave and noble.

Because few people can triumph, but everyone must fight for the cause they are engaged in.

If he loses his fighting spirit, no matter how famous he is or how rich he is, he is not a responsible person.

May happiness and friendship last forever in the world; hope that it will be passed on forever through the Olympic flame, enhance understanding between countries and people, and make human beings more passionate, braver and purer.

The Olympic spirit seeks to create a lifestyle based on taking joy in struggle, playing an educational role as a good example, and respecting basic principles of ethics.

All sports must be based on fairness.

Swifter, higher, stronger. Faster, higher, stronger.

Sports is the embodiment of beautiful art, justice, bravery, honor, fun, vitality, progress and peace.

Just as the most important thing in life is not success, but struggle, not conquest, but hard work.