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Liu Hongliang's father's dream
On March 2 1 2008, Liu Hongliang, son of China national sports pioneer Liu Changchun, academician of China Academy of Engineering and famous environmental expert of China, set off for Athens to participate in the Olympic torch relay. The first reason why Liu Hongliang was selected as a torchbearer was his contribution to environmental protection, the second reason was his efforts in the protection and utilization of water resources, and the third reason was that he was the son of Liu Changchun. "This is a dream trip of my father, and it is also a journey of science and technology." Liu Hongliang told reporters.

Liu Hongliang is currently the director of the Academic Committee of china environmental science Research Institute and the deputy director of the Science and Technology Advisory Committee of the Ministry of Environmental Protection. He is an academic leader in the field of water environment research. A lot of research work has been done in lake investigation, lake environmental database and lake eutrophication mechanism.

In recent years, he has conducted extensive and in-depth research on the comprehensive prevention and control technology of water and garbage pollution, and published a series of papers and works. During the Sixth Five-Year Plan, the Seventh Five-Year Plan, the Eighth Five-Year Plan and the Ninth Five-Year Plan, he served as the leader of the national key research project or special group and won many awards such as the national and ministerial scientific and technological progress award.

On March 24th, 2008 17: 43, the eyes of the whole world stopped at the concave mirror in front of the Temple of Hera, the site of ancient Olympia. 84 seconds later, the sun lit the torch in the hands of the priestess Maria Nafpliotto. From this moment on, the flame of the 29th Olympic Games officially began to burn.

Who is the most dazzling star in the collection of the Beijing Olympic flame? Not sports stars like Deng Yaping and Luo Xuejuan, nor performing stars like Zhang Ziyi and Wang Leehom. Almost all the media are attracted by a special old man. He is the son of Liu Hongliang, the first torchbearer in China Olympic Games.

Academician Liu Hongliang, 76, is a torchbearer selected by Coca-Cola Company and the first batch of China torchbearers to appear in Greece. In the torch relay on March 24th, Academician Liu Hongliang took over the 16 baton. With his father Liu Changchun's dream, he "walked" the 200-meter torch relay and lit the torch in the hands of the next torchbearer, Wang Leehom. "1932, my father participated in the Olympic Games alone, so lonely. Seventy-six years of changes have confirmed the prosperity of the Chinese nation. The Olympic flame also conveyed the dreams of my father and my two generations, and I will pass on the Olympic spirit to my future generations. " Liu Hongliang said excitedly after the torch relay in Olympia.

In Liu Hongliang's memory, his father Liu Changchun didn't mention much about his participation in the Olympic Games. There is only one suitcase with Olympic labels from all over the world, which records my father's extraordinary past.

A great man has a famous saying that "a single spark can start a prairie fire", which is more suitable for the torch relay of the Beijing Olympic Games. The Xiangyun Torch, which is full of China elements, interprets not only the dialogue between paper and fire, but also the Olympic spirit and the dream of the Oriental Dragon flying into the sky.

What is a flame? According to records, the lighting ceremony of the ancient Olympic Games originated from the myth that Prometheus stole fire. The torch symbolizes peace, light, unity and friendship. However, for the 2008 Olympic Games, the flame has a more special significance-it illuminates every corner of the world and excites China people at home and abroad.

Especially since the flame collection ceremony on March 24th, we have heard many touching words from our compatriots. Luo Xuejuan, an athlete who won the first prize in China, said: "Everywhere the Olympic torch goes, everyone is smiling. Although people can't communicate with each other in words and there are obstacles, everyone will overcome the difficulties and pass on the Olympic spirit. " Deng Yaping, a table tennis grand slam winner, said: "Athletes are the main body of the Olympic Games, and the torch relay has made the public participate in the Olympic Games. This time I am the torchbearer of the Beijing Olympic Games, which has different meanings, so I am even more proud. " The confession of Liu Hongliang, the first person in China Olympic Games and the son of Liu Changchun, an academician of China Academy of Engineering, is even more touching: "Although I am 76 years old, my passion has been ignited. I passed on the dream of my father and me for two generations. " From Liu Changchun, a Shenyang long-distance runner, to the 10 Los Angeles Olympic Games in 1932, and now his son, Academician Liu Hongliang, holds the torch to welcome the Olympic Games from Olympia. Between "one person's Olympics" and "1300 million people's Olympics", it is a long river of 76 years, and it is also the vicissitudes of a country and a nation. Looking back at the broken mountains and rivers of Liu Changchun's time, and looking at today's bustling scene, how can we not feel happy? In addition to sports, it is a solid support for national strength and people's strength. The two generations of Liu and his son are almost worlds apart, which is the true epitome of a nation's bumpy course.

Let's cherish this scene with memory, and an echo will wander in the historical sky for a long time. After fulfilling his long-cherished wish, Liu Hongliang made an emotional confession to his father: "My father represented 450 million people in China to participate in the Olympic Games. Today, my son came here on your behalf to help you realize your dream and your long-cherished wish. You can rest assured. " The torch relay is still going on, and this dream is also being transmitted and extended, starting a prairie fire on our planet.