800-word reflections on the 2022 Paralympic Games 1
That night, the Beijing 2008 Paralympic flame, with its unstoppable human charm, Fired up in the nest of dreams - China National Stadium. At that moment, with the beautiful fireworks, Beijing was lit up, China was lit up, every corner of the world was lit up, and the souls of everyone—you and me—were filled with the brilliance of humanity. .
At the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games on the evening of the 6th, it was performed beautifully by 320 deaf-mute girls using sign language and body language. In the twelve days from this moment, the Beijing Paralympic Games will create a truly complete Olympic Games together with the concluded Beijing Olympic Games in the name of life. The motto of the International Paralympic Movement says: "Spirit resides in movement." Yes, on the happy faces of the athletes entering the stadium, we see particularly charming vitality, independence, confidence, perseverance, and optimism. The noble character reflects the sports spirit of active participation, cherishing honor and pursuing transcendence. At that moment, through the bright smiles of disabled athletes, we are also shining on our own souls, shining on our own essence, energy and spirit.
What a wonderful day! Although I was not able to witness the opening ceremony at the Bird's Nest in Beijing, I saw it on the TV at home. How exciting it was for others to see it too. The beauty of our China has allowed everyone to see our China clearly. I am so proud!
Whether it is a good wish or a dream that is about to be realized, this "Singing the Creativity of Life, "Humanity and great humanitarianism" Olympic Games are worth looking forward to. The Paralympic flame has been lit. In the next few days, please let us care about every event and every athlete, with our greatest enthusiasm and most sincere feelings. At the same time, under the light of the spirit of the Paralympic flame, every day in the next few days, for our common smile, please let your and my applause never end! From today on, let us care about smiles and applause. This smile belongs to disabled athletes and belongs to each of us. This applause is for disabled athletes and ourselves. Let the smiles be brighter, the applause be more enthusiastic, and passionate applause for disabled athletes is to applaud ourselves passionately. Shouting cheers for disabled athletes is shouting cheers for ourselves!
Move China, move 2008, make our world more beautiful and brighter!
800-word reflections on the 2022 Paralympic Games Part 2
The Tokyo Paralympic Games is about to open on the 24th, and Chinese delegations have arrived in Tokyo in batches. 251 Chinese Paralympic athletes will show themselves on the stage of the Paralympic Games. They are not here to defeat their opponents, but to surpass themselves.
Transcending oneself requires dreams to ignite. The Paralympic Games is a stage for disabled athletes to realize their dreams. Some people’s dream is to win the championship, some people’s dream is to break records, and some people’s dream is just to stand on the field. Zhang Yan, a 54-year-old wheelchair table tennis player, has participated in the Paralympic Games for the fifth time and has won two gold medals. Although his peak state has passed, he has not given up. He has worked harder in the past five years in order to stand on the stage of the Paralympic Games again. Wang Jingang, a swimmer who lost both arms, won two bronze medals at the London Paralympic Games and the Rio Paralympic Games. This time, he is eager for a new breakthrough.
Surpassing oneself requires a fighting spirit. On the stage of the Olympic Games, only through hard work can you realize your own value. Many disabled athletes say that their purpose of fighting is not only to get on the podium, but also to defeat themselves and surpass themselves. Most Paralympic athletes have experienced troughs in life. It is sports that give them wings and help them find their direction. Only through continuous struggle can these wings be forged stronger.
Surpassing oneself requires perseverance and resilience. Among the Chinese athletes participating in the Tokyo Paralympics, the oldest is 56 years old, and some athletes have been doing this for more than 20 years.
Zhang Yan started formal training in wheelchair table tennis in 2000. He has never slacked off in the past 21 years. The left hand that turns the wheelchair is covered with calluses, and these calluses have also been replaced layer by layer. Zhang Yan said that when he was young, he was focused on winning gold medals, but now he is enjoying the game and enjoying the confidence and happiness that table tennis brings to him.
Transcending oneself requires the blessing of love. Life is wonderful because of love, and many disabled people change their destiny because they fall in love with a sport. Sprinter Li Lu has loved running since she was a child. Although she is missing one forearm, she can still run very fast compared with her peers. When she was in sixth grade, the local Disabled Persons' Federation approached her and asked her to become an athlete. From then on, running gave Li Lu wings. She continued to break through herself, winning the Asian championship, the world championship, and finally won the Paralympic gold medal in 2016. This time, she launched an attack to defend her title. Li Lu said that she loves running, and it was running that brought her, a rural girl, to the world stage.
800-word reflections on the 2022 Paralympic Games Part 3
At 8 pm on September 6, the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games will be held at the Bird's Nest. Of course, neither Qi Qi nor I was present in person.
At that time, she was at her grandma’s house and I was at my friend’s house. I didn't know what she was doing. Of course, I found out later that she was watching the opening ceremony. When it started at 8 o'clock, I was fighting a fierce battle with the tractor. However, because my partner was extremely inattentive and wanted to watch the opening ceremony, the enemy defeated us at a devastating speed. From 7:30 to 9:30, it actually only took us 2 hours to finish our party. So, I set foot on the car home with great frustration!
However, I later thought that this was a very wise decision. Because, I caught up to watch the last part of the opening ceremony, haha. Although I only read the latter paragraph, I feel that compared to the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics, which was exciting, the opening ceremony of this Paralympic Games moved me even more.
Because, from the planning of the program itself, from the gestures and expressions of the actors, everything reveals the beauty of human nature: truth, calmness, bravery, tenacity, yearning, hope... It may not be shocking, but it is. It shows the round and flowing harmony between man and nature in peace, just like those little cartoon characters, who look stupid, but are full of the vitality of life again and again; like those seagulls flying on the sea, conveying love and A message of hope. Watching the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games, you will feel that the movements are full of tranquility, and the incompleteness is full of perfection. Between the movement and the stillness, between the perfection and the imperfection, life gets a primitive interpretation, giving us a complicated heart. Inject a stream of clear water to strengthen our fragile souls.
The next day, when I took Qiqi home, after getting off the subway, I asked her if she had seen the opening ceremony. She said happily: "I have!" Moreover, I was even more surprised. What's more, I thought she had nothing else to say, just like she always said nothing when I asked her what she remembered and what feelings she had after watching acrobatics or watching the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics. A series of words were spoken, and the logic was clear, the expressions were accurate, the scenes were reproduced, and there were also comments after the viewing.
The little beauty said this: "Mom, there was a young lady from Sichuan at the opening ceremony. Her leg was lost in the earthquake, and only this leg is left (with gestures attached) ), she also said she wanted to dance and become a dancer. "She is so brave." I continued, "Well, she is so tenacious." The little beauty immediately responded and said, "Young lady is so brave and strong!" I leaned down and said sincerely: "Qiqi, the word 'strong' you use is more realistic and better than the word 'tenacious' used by my mother!" The little beauty also described the frog dance to me. Because I had never seen it, I don’t know if she is talking about frogs. After I went to work on Monday, I saw the introduction. Sure enough, there is a frog dance. It seems that what Qi Qi said is true.
It is precisely because of Qi Qi’s reaction that I have reason to believe that the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games is indeed good. A child under 5 years old can remember the content and the opening ceremony that expresses emotions. Style, how could it be bad?
800-word reflections on the 2022 Paralympic Games Part 4
On September 18, local time in Rio, the closing ceremony of the Rio Paralympic Games was held at the Maracana Stadium in Brazil.
The Chinese Paralympic delegation took an absolute lead with 239 medals, 107 gold, 81 silver, 51 bronze medals. It won the "double crown" of the gold medal list and medal list for the fourth consecutive time. It also set a new record for the London Paralympic Games. Good results. As an official partner of the Rio Olympics and Paralympic Games, and also a partner of the Chinese Paralympic delegation for two consecutive terms, 361° witnessed the Chinese swimming team, the Chinese cycling team, and the Greek and South African delegations at the Olympic Games that ended in August. After achieving a breakthrough in the competition, we once again witnessed the athletes of the Paralympic team winning gold and silver medals and fighting bravely on the field.
Create miracles with love
From Dong Chao, a shooter who won the first gold medal, to Xu Qing, the general secretary who won ten Paralympic gold medals, every Paralympic delegation Athletes are using their deepest love for sports to change themselves and create miracles. Xu Qing participated in four consecutive Paralympics, winning ten gold medals overall, and set a new world record in the men's S6 50-meter butterfly competition with a time of 29.89 seconds. Behind these honors is the persistence of not giving up in the face of countless hardships, the persistence of training at 10,000 meters every day for a year, and the love and persistence of dreams. Li Liqing, who won the 48kg judo championship, suffered a fractured ankle, ruptured cruciate ligament, and detached hip during the year of preparation. In the end, she overcame many difficulties and stood at the top to receive the award because of her love and persistence for her dream. On stage.
Ten-time champion Xu Qing won three more gold medals at the Rio Olympics
In the Paralympic Games, the boys of the Chinese futsal blind football team have always attracted much attention. Most people don't know that this is a completely amateur team, and many of them are masseurs by profession. Because they cannot see, they rely entirely on sound to determine the position of the football and the goal, use technical movements to coordinate passes, and complete shooting movements. You can imagine how difficult it is for a blind player to score the ball into a goal guarded by a non-blind person. Faced with all kinds of difficulties and doubts, these young men used persistence and love to move forward courageously, becoming a world-leading team and achieving fourth place in this Paralympic Games.
There are too many stories behind every player. They all use their strong hearts and incomparable love to overcome difficulties that ordinary people cannot understand. In the Paralympic Games, in addition to the Chinese Paralympic delegation, there are also Paralympic athletes from various countries who also use their love to strive for their best form. The South African Paralympic delegation, which 361° has been following and supporting, also won 7 gold medals, 6 silver medals and 4 bronze medals through hard work.
Sponsor love with love
As China’s first sporting goods brand to appear on the Olympic stage, 361° adheres to the brand spirit of “love one more time” and in “sponsoring love with love” "Guided by the core concepts of the Olympic Games, we use practical actions to provide support to professional athletes and sports enthusiasts. From sponsoring large-scale intercontinental sports games to holding hands with the Olympic Games, to providing global borderless love and support, 361° is sponsoring every degree of love with practical actions, giving back the love of sports enthusiasts, and using love to promote the development of the entire sports industry.
Reflections on the 2022 Paralympic Games 800 words Part 5
On the morning of the 5th, the Chinese sports delegation of the Rio Paralympic Games held a flag-raising ceremony at the Paralympic Village in Rio de Janeiro. Rong Jing, who won the women's wheelchair fencing championship at the London Paralympic Games, will serve as the flag bearer for the Chinese sports delegation at the opening ceremony.
Accompanied by the majestic "March of the Volunteers", the bright five-star red flag slowly rose over the Paralympic Village. Zhang Haidi, head of the Chinese Sports Delegation, chairman of the Chinese Paralympic Committee, and chairman of the China Disabled Persons' Federation, presented handicrafts with Chinese characteristics to the head of the Paralympic Village, Janis Acahn, and signed the Peace Wall. Lu Yong, Party Secretary and Chairman of the China Disabled Persons' Federation, and Song Yang, Consul General of China in Rio de Janeiro, attended the flag-raising ceremony.
Local dancers welcomed the Chinese sports delegation with distinctive traditional dances. The total number of Chinese sports delegation is 499, including 308 athletes. It is the largest Chinese disabled sports delegation to participate in an overseas Paralympic Games.
After the flag-raising ceremony, Zhang Haidi, head of the Chinese Sports Delegation, revealed that Rong Jing, who won the women’s wheelchair fencing championship at the London Paralympic Games, will serve as the flag bearer for the Chinese Sports Delegation’s opening ceremony. Zhang Haidi explained that Rong Jing, the women's wheelchair fencing champion, had special considerations: "The flag bearer has always been a young man. This time we proposed to pay special attention to disabled women and children. We must reflect this care, so this time we chose "We have a very beautiful and healthy female flag bearer, which is a highlight."
In an interview with reporters, Rong Jing said that she was very happy to be the flag bearer of Chinese athletes. Her competition will be on the 14th. At the beginning, the final actual training is currently underway: "The training conditions here are very good, no different from those in the motherland. The protection given to us here is also very good. There are dedicated people to help us, and the venue is set up very well."
Zhang Haidi encouraged athletes to participate in the Paralympics not only to win medals, but also to convey friendship and show the good spirit of Chinese disabled brothers and sisters: "The Paralympics is the International Paralympic Games. Big family, no matter who wins or loses, it is a matter of big family. The Paralympics is for unity, friendship and competition. I hope our athletes will make more friends and unite us all. It is very important for more people to fight for peace together.”
800-word reflections on the 2022 Paralympic Games 6
The Beijing Paralympic Games. Athletes with disabilities enjoy sports festival. Judging from the competition in the past few days, the competitive level of disabled athletes has improved, the scope of participation has broadened, and disabled sports are increasingly valued and recognized by society.
On the field, the players competed for gold and silver, which was extremely exciting; outside the field, the stories of the athletes inspired countless friends with disabilities. The Beijing Paralympic Games is not only a stage for disabled athletes to win glory for the country, but also an excellent opportunity to expand the influence of disabled sports.
In the women's 200-meter t36 competition on September 13, German girl Nikolayczyk won a silver medal. At only 19 years old, she ran her best result of the season. She specifically mentioned in the interview: "Sports has helped my body recover and improved my confidence in the future."
After the men's discus f35/36 level competition on September 11, Bronze medalist Reginald Benede recounted his feelings towards sports: “When I was very young, when the doctor told me that my legs would slowly shrink and I would be unable to stand, I was in despair. It was sports that saved me. My legs saved my life." Similar feelings can be heard from many others.
In life, you can often hear examples of people using exercise to help recover after injuries. In fact, this is also true for disabled people. Both Nikolajczyk and Bened were born with disabilities. They said: "Family and friends always encourage us to get involved in sports, and they 'kick' us out of the house. After a period of exercise, our movements are more coordinated. The mood is much happier. ”
Some expert studies have shown that sports can help disabled people enhance their adaptability, prevent or reduce depression, increase their self-confidence, reduce their seclusion, and have fun. In a survey of some disabled athletes, it was found that about 90% of disabled athletes believe that sports activities and exercise have greatly improved their physical ability perception; 93.1% of them believe that sports activities have produced certain positive changes in their psychology; 93.4% of people think that their self-confidence has improved after the activity compared with before the activity.
We believe that through the Beijing Paralympic Games, sports will be further popularized among disabled people. In the future, more disabled people will participate in sports, and Paralympic games will become more and more exciting. .
Reflections on the 2022 Paralympic Games 800 words Part 7
A group of special "volunteers" will participate in the Beijing Winter Paralympic Games to be held from March 4 to 13 ——Guide dogs. These guide dogs carefully trained by the China Guide Dog (Dalian) Training Base have been tested by experts from relevant national departments and can be provided to blind athletes.
Receive specialized training for severe cold environmental conditions.
Guide dogs are known as the "second pair of eyes" for the visually impaired and are the warmest, most considerate and most loyal companions in the lives of the blind. No matter how modern technology advances, the warm care and guidance that guide dogs bring to the visually impaired are essential and irreplaceable.
According to reporters, the guide dogs that will appear at the Beijing Winter Paralympics have received special training to be suitable for complex and severe cold environmental conditions, and can lead blind athletes to travel independently.
It is worth noting that the relevant person in charge of the China Disabled Persons' Federation told reporters that for the first time, the guide dogs assisting the Beijing Winter Paralympics wore anti-counterfeiting traceability codes with my country's independent intellectual property rights. , people can clearly understand more than a dozen detailed information such as the bloodline, age, training and "service" of the guide dog, in order to make it easier for guide dogs to integrate into the public service field and provide better services for the visually impaired. Much better service.
According to reports, in September 2019, China’s Guide Dog Dalian Training Base successfully applied for the “Science and Technology Winter Olympics” national key research and development plan project established by the Ministry of Science and Technology - "Guide Dog Breeding, Training and Selection" Evaluation system and standard research and application demonstration”. This topic is mainly aimed at the 2022 Beijing Winter Paralympics, establishing technical methods for special training subjects for guide dogs under complex and severe cold environmental conditions, developing corresponding special training subjects for guide dogs, and formulating assessment standards.
Guide dogs will help the Beijing Winter Paralympics again and are a reflection of social civilization.
Guide dogs not only made their appearance at the Winter Paralympics, but also the reporter noticed that in the newly implemented "Beijing Barrier-free Environment Construction Regulations" in Beijing, there are provisions related to guide dogs Included in local regulations, it is clear that public places shall not refuse entry to licensed guide dogs. "This highlight clearly tells people that guide dogs are indispensable friends of mankind. They must get along well with each other, be grateful, and must not refuse guide dogs to enter public places." said He Chuan, vice chairman of the China Association for the Blind, The protection of the law will definitely bring about changes in people's concepts and awareness of their actions, and will also provide a legal basis for future enforcement and rights protection.
Zhang Jiashu, China’s Volunteer Sunshine Messenger for Disabled Persons, said that my country’s guide dog industry has grown from scratch. From the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games, when guide dogs led blind torchbearer Ping Yali on stage to deliver the torch for the first time, to today’s China Guide dogs will once again help the Beijing Winter Paralympics. Every step forward is a concrete manifestation of national and social civilization.
Reflections on the 2022 Paralympic Games 800 words Part 8
In the 16th Paralympic Games, China won the Paralympic Games with an absolute advantage of 96 gold, 60 silver and 51 bronze. The laurels of the society. Behind every medal is the hard work and hard work of many people with physical disabilities. Their spirit is exactly what our young people should have. As young people in the new era, we must learn from disabled athletes, work hard and strive for self-improvement.
Young people of our generation should face difficulties and never give up. Mencius said: "Therefore, when Heaven is about to entrust a great responsibility to a man, he must first strain his mind and will, strain his muscles and bones, starve his body and skin, deplete his body, and disturb his actions, so that his mind and forbearance are moved and he can gain what he cannot." Wang Xinyi, an 18-year-old girl, wrote the article "Thanks to Poverty" after being admitted to Peking University. She was born in a poor family. Her mother had to take care of her grandfather who was sick all the time. She also had two younger brothers. The family's income depended on the five acres of land at home and her father's unstable and pitiful salary, but this did not defeat her. Instead, it made her believe in the power of knowledge more. It was not poverty itself that contributed to Wang Xinyi's success, but herself. She had experienced various difficulties in life, but she was still motivated and worked hard to persevere. "Be poor and strong, and your ambition will not fall into the clouds." No one is born successful. Only by persevering and never giving up can we turn difficulties into challenges and disadvantages into advantages.
The young people of our generation should be tenacious and unyielding and strive continuously.
Salmon are born in freshwater rivers, swim out to the sea during the growth period, travel thousands of miles during the spawning period, and return to their birthplace to give birth to the next generation. This cycle continues endlessly. Salmon have an almost hellish journey back to the sea. On the way home, we had to jump over a large waterfall. Groups of grizzly bears were guarding the waterfall. Many fish that could not jump over the waterfall jumped into the belly of the grizzly bears. The fish that jumped over were exhausted and had to face tens of thousands of bears. Only a few lucky ones can escape the pursuit of these fish eagles. Salmon's life is the epitome of a striver, tempering in difficulties, surviving in competition, being tenacious and unyielding, struggling endlessly, and finally realizing self-worth.
Young people of our generation should use their dreams as horses and strive for self-improvement. American track and field athlete Wilma Rudolph was judged by doctors to be permanently disabled and could not walk for six years, but eventually won three track and field gold medals; Tsinghua University student Yi Xiaoyuan was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at the age of six. At the age of 11, he lived with a wheelchair, but he had a running heart. The wheelchair trapped his body, but not his soul. The journey may not be easy, and fate may be unfair, but please believe in the power of dream chasers, strivers and runners. With dreams as horses, under the agitation of dreams and struggles, you will surely shine brightly.
In ancient times, there were Xingtianwuqianqi, but now there are athletes with disabilities working hard for the country. The spirit of hard work is the spiritual wealth inherited by the Chinese nation. The young people of our generation should develop an iron will and fly against the wind and rain.