冬奥会英语介绍怎么写-_1

The Winter Olympic Games are called the Winter Olympic Games and the Winter Olympic Games for short.

Mainly held by the world, is the world's largest comprehensive winter games, held every four years.

The participating countries are mainly distributed around the world, including Europe, Africa, America, Asia and Oceania.

The first edition was held in 1924, and 23 editions have been held every four years until 2018.

The 24th Winter Olympic Games will be held in Beijing and Zhangjiakou, China, from February 4 to February 20, 2022.

冬季奥林匹克运动会简称为冬季奥运会、冬奥会。

主要由全世界地区举行，是世界规模最大的冬季综合性运动会，每四年举办一届。

参与国主要分布在世界各地，包括欧洲、非洲、美洲、亚洲、大洋洲。

自1924年开始第1届，截至2018年共举办了23届，每四年一届。

第24届冬季奥林匹克运动会于2022年2月4日至2月20日在中国北京和张家口举行。

2022冬奥会吉祥物

2019年9月17日晚，2022年北京冬奥会和冬残奥会吉祥物在北京市石景山区首钢园区国家冬季运动训练中心冰球馆揭开神秘面纱。

北京冬奥会吉祥物名为“冰墩墩”，形象来源于国宝大熊猫。熊猫是世界公认的中国国宝，形象友好可爱、憨态可掬，深受各国人民尤其是青少年的喜爱。

以上内容参考：百度百科-冬季奥林匹克运动会

以上内容参考：百度百科-2022年北京冬季奥运会

用英文介绍一下奥运会

The Winter Olympic Games are a major international sporting event that occurs once every four years. Unlike the Summer Olympics,.

the Winter Olympics feature sports practiced on snow and ice.

冬奥会是一项重要的国际体育赛事，每四年举办一次。

与夏季奥运会不同，冬季奥运会以冰雪运动为特色。

冬奥会主要由全世界地区举行，为世界规模最大的冬季综合性运动会，每四年举办一届，1994年起与夏季奥林匹克运动会相间举行。

参与国主要分布在世界各地，包括欧洲、非洲、美洲、亚洲、大洋洲。由国际奥林匹克委员会(International Olympic Committee)主办。按实际举行次数计算届数。

第24届冬奥会将于2022年02月04日至2022年02月20日在中国北京和张家口举行。

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Olympic Games

Every four years, athletes from around the world come together to compete in the Olympic Games. Do you know why this event is called the Olympics? The games were first held at Olympia in ancient Greece. The ancient Olympic Games honored the Greek god Zeus. Today, the Olympic Games are held in different cities around the world.

THE ANCIENT GAMES

We know that the ancient Olympics began as far back as 776 bc. That’s when the Greeks began keeping records of the winners. The ancient Games continued until about ad 392, more than 1,000 years!

Athletes came from cities throughout Greece to compete in races, boxing and wrestling matches, gymnastics, and weightlifting. They also threw spears, hurled a discus (bronze disk), and jumped for distance. Wealthy Greeks raced their horses. Winners were crowned with wreaths of olive or palm leaves.

The ancient Olympic Games were not just a sporting event, however. There were competitions in poetry, music, speechmaking, and other arts as well.

At the beginning and end of the Games, animals were sacrificed (killed and offered) to Zeus. A splendid temple was built at Olympia in Zeus’s honor. When people stopped worshiping the Greek gods, the Olympic Games were canceled.

THE MODERN GAMES

The Olympic Games were brought back in 1896. The first modern Olympic Games were held in Athens, the capital of Greece. Only nine countries participated in the first Games, and all the athletes were male.

Today, some 10,000 athletes compete in the Olympic Games, and nearly half of them are female. They represent about 200 nations.

At first, the modern Olympics included only summer sports, such as swimming, rowing, and track and field. Figure skating was added in 1908, and ice hockey in 1920.

The first winter Olympic Games were held in 1924. More winter sports were later added to the Winter Games, including downhill skiing, bobsledding, and ski jumping. Snowboarding and freestyle skiing followed in the 1990s.

From 1924 through 1992, the Winter Games and the Summer Games took place in the same year. After 1992, the next Winter Games were moved up two years, to 1994. Winter Games and Summer Games now occur two years apart. Each of these Games takes place every four years.

GOING FOR THE GOLD

After each Olympic event, medals are awarded to the competitors who finish in first, second, and third place. First-place winners receive a gold medal. Those who finish in second place receive a silver medal, and those in third place, a bronze medal.

Olympic athletes often dazzle the world. In 1912, Jim Thorpe of the United States won the gold medal for two of the most difficult contests in track and field: the pentathlon, which consists of five different events, and the decathlon, which consists of ten events. Thorpe is still the only athlete to have won the pentathlon and decathlon at the same Olympics.

In 1932, Babe Didrikson of the United States became the only Olympic athlete ever to win medals in separate running, jumping, and throwing events. Four years later, African American track star Jesse Owens won four gold medals.

During the 1970s, the thrilling performances of Olga Korbut of the Soviet Union and Nadia Comaneci of Romania inspired a generation of girls to take up gymnastics. Also in the 1970s, American Mark Spitz amazed the world by winning a total of seven gold medals in swimming. In the 1980s and 1990s, Carl Lewis of the United States won a total of nine Olympic gold medals in track-and-field events. Sarah Hughes charmed audiences as she skated her way to a gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics. The star of the Summer Olympics in 2004 was American swimmer Michael Phelps, who won a total of eight medals.