Elementary school students Tokyo Olympics composition material 2021

#primary school student essay # Introduction Under the night, Tokyo’s New National Arena became a shining star. The feast that had been waited for for five years kicked off. When the fireworks were set off, the Olympic Games returned to Tokyo after 57 years. The following is the compiled "Elementary School Students Tokyo Olympics Composition Materials 2021", I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. Tokyo Olympics composition materials for primary school students 2021 1. "We will overcome"

Late at night on July 8, a cargo plane loaded with frozen seafood products arrived from Nadi, Fiji International Airport to Tokyo. Traveling with them are the players of the Fiji Sevens Rugby Team. Their destination happens to be Tokyo. They are going to participate in the 3xx Summer Olympics.

Fiji is a country of islands floating in the South Pacific. It is a country that is passionate about rugby. It has a population of less than 900,000 and 80,000 registered rugby players. The Olympic team includes soldiers, prison guards, waiters, fishermen, farmers and the unemployed. In June, as the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games was approaching, a nationwide epidemic broke out in Fiji, and commercial flights in and out of Fiji were grounded. In the end, this resourceful team chose to take advantage of the opportunity.

At the Rio Olympics five years ago, Fiji won the gold medal in rugby sevens, which was also the first Olympic medal Fiji has ever won. This time, the Fiji team defeated the New Zealand team 27:12 and successfully defended the championship in this event. At the awards ceremony, Fijian athletes sang a traditional song, telling the Fijian people - "We will overcome".

3. Opposing “gendered” gymnasts

In this Olympics, the female members of the German gymnastics team wore long rose-red jumpsuits. The team uniform is no longer the traditional tight-fitting sleeveless or half-sleeved one-piece high-cut trousers. The new uniforms were first unveiled at the European Championships in April, with the German Gymnastics Federation saying at the time that the uniforms were aimed at combating the "sexualization" of gymnasts.

In sports competitions, it is the international sports federations of each event that decide what athletes should wear. There are double standards in the dress requirements for male and female athletes. For the purpose of "being watched," women's clothing is often subject to restrictions. More stringent requirements. The German women's gymnastics team hopes to allow athletes to show their beauty in a way they are comfortable with.

“We want to show that every woman, every person, has the right to decide what they want to wear.” Of course, this does not mean that they no longer wear ordinary high-cut tights. They plan to decide what kind of uniform to wear based on how they feel every day. Athlete Elizabeth Seitz said, "It all depends on the mood."

　3. Protect your son

Wearing jersey No. 16 The Brazilian men's volleyball team's deputy attacker Lucas Saatkamp wore a black mask throughout the game. When the game was paused, he would step away a little, lower his mask, and breathe easier for a moment. For this reason, Lucas was called "the number one person in Olympic epidemic prevention" by netizens. He did this because he was worried about the safety of his son Theo. Four-year-old Theo has respiratory problems and has fever every 15 to 20 days. He also suffers from bronchitis. Any infection is a great danger to him. Lucas, who frequently trains and competes outside, chose to protect his son in this way.

4. "Unreliable Retired Narrator"

On July 25, 2021, 46-year-old Chusovitina appeared on the vaulting stage of the Tokyo Olympics. She is nearly three times the age of her opponents. When her first jump landed, her right foot stepped out of bounds, and her second jump still landed incorrectly. She ultimately ranked 11th and was eliminated from the qualifying round. There were no spectators in the gymnasium, but the referees, volunteers, and media reporters present all stood up and applauded. If Chusovitina's story this time is reliable, this will be the "last jump" of the legendary gymnast.

Chusovitina's Olympic career spans nearly three decades and has experienced three national teams: the 1992 United team after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Uzbekistan and the German team. This is her eighth Olympic Games, and this time she represents her motherland, Uzbekistan. Chusovitina was once jokingly called the "unreliable retirement narrator" by the media. She had announced her retirement many times before, but she always returned to the game.

The first time he announced his retirement was after the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. At that time, she tore her Achilles tendon and was unable to compete for a season and a half. She decided to use the "window period" to give birth. After the birth of her son Alisher, she decided to retire.

But she was used to a tight, slim self, and the look in the mirror made her ashamed. She "unknowingly" returned to the field. In 2002, she won two gold medals for the Uzbek team.

This year, her son was diagnosed with leukemia. From then on, the identity of "mother" began to accompany her career. In order to earn money for treatment, she continued to train and participate in various competitions. "If I retire, I will sit under the infusion bottle hanging on the mop head and watch my son die..." For better medical conditions and higher competition fees, Chusovitina transferred to Germany in 2003 , representing Germany. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, 33-year-old Chusovitina won the silver medal in the women's vault. This was the first time Germany had won a silver medal in gymnastics in 62 years.

Later, she planned to retire after the 2009 World Championships and the 2012 London Olympics, but she appeared again in every international competition thereafter. In 2014, my son recovered from his illness. After her son recovered, she still did not retire, but her decision not to retire now was for herself.

The identity of "mother" cannot conceal her love for gymnastics. She once said: "There is no secret. I just love gymnastics, and no one has ever forced me to compete. For so many years, I have always listened to my heart and insisted on exercising. I like sports, I know what it is, and I want to be a happy person."

"I'm taking it one step at a time to see how far my body can take me." At the Tokyo Olympics, her fingers were covered in blue, white and green nail polish representing the Uzbekistan flag, and her ears had shiny earrings. She wiped away tears as she left the field.

5. Olympic Experience Group

The Olympic events he participated in include taekwondo, cross-country skiing, canoeing...

Shirtless and oiled on the upper body The Tongan flag bearer appeared again at the opening ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics. His name is Pita Taufatofa. The 37-year-old Tongan athlete has participated in three consecutive Olympic competitions and has become Tonga's flag bearer at the Olympic opening ceremony for the third consecutive time.

He is an Olympic experiencer. Challenges and "overcoming adversity" are the "meaning" of his participation in the Olympics. He was originally a taekwondo athlete. Later, in order to participate in the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, which did not have a taekwondo event, he relied on video websites and roller skating lessons to start teaching himself cross-country skiing - he had only seen snow once before. Later, he successfully stood at the opening ceremony of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics, shirtless and smearing coconut oil among a group of athletes wearing down jackets.

In preparation for the Tokyo Olympics, he originally planned to change the event and challenge kayaking. In the first competition, he could not even steady his kayak. Later, he injured his ribs and missed the event. Kayak qualifying event. In the end, in order to be able to compete in the Tokyo Olympics, he "settled for the next best thing" and returned to his original identity as a taekwondo athlete.

6. "Go play and enjoy"

On July 27, 48-year-old Hong Jianfang stopped in the top 32 of women's table tennis singles, ending her Tokyo Olympics journey. This is her sixth time at the Olympics. She was very satisfied with the results this time.

According to the "Qianjiang Evening News" report, Hong Jianfang was once one of the top "good players" in the Zhejiang Provincial Team. In 1989, I went to Melbourne to compete and met my current husband, a local Chinese fan. Later, she also immigrated to Australia. Living in a foreign country, table tennis has become a spiritual connection between her and her hometown. She decided to compete in the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Without the entire domestic training, competition and rehabilitation system, Hong Jianfang had to rely on herself for everything. She transformed the garage at home into a training room, driving out two cars before each training session. There was also a pile of daily sundries piled next to the table tennis table. Her husband and children are her sparring partners. Finally, she got her wish and participated in the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

To the surprise of the old teammates of the Zhejiang team, Hong Jianfang actually "got into the xx class in one fight." The result so far is the top 32, and Hong Jianfang enjoys it.

2. Tokyo Olympics composition materials for primary school students 2021 1. "Peerless Beauty" Lu Xiaojun

On July 31, in the men's 81kg weightlifting event at the Tokyo Olympics, Chinese player Lu Xiaojun won the gold medal and Set a new Olympic snatch record. This is the 21st gold medal for the Chinese sports delegation. The 37-year-old Lu Xiaojun is the oldest weightlifting champion in Olympic history.

After the game, Lu Xiaojun was surrounded by staff, and the foreign referee even asked him for an autograph and a photo. Only then did people discover that Lu Xiaojun had a huge fan base abroad. Each of his training videos on foreign video websites has been played millions of times, and the number of videos played has reached more than 4 million in 2019. It is said that he is so popular among strength enthusiasts because his "muscles are so beautiful." Some people commented that his wingspan and height almost form a perfect square.

Some people even learned Chinese in the comments: The name Xiaojun means "a small army" in Chinese. Yes, he alone is an army. The comments are full of praise for him. Some say he can squat faster than I can fall. In Lu Xiaojun's video, he used his back muscles to easily hold pens, coins, and finally a piece of A4 paper. Therefore, Lu Xiaojun received a nickname - "Man's strength represents absolute beauty, then Lu Xiaojun is a peerless beauty."

　2. "I am really happy to be able to swim on such a stage again."

Japan’s “Water Queen” Rikako Chie, who holds many records in Japan and even Asia, never thought she would still be able to compete in the Tokyo Olympics.

Chi Jiang became the first swimmer to win 6 gold medals at the same time at the 2018 Jakarta Asian Games. The following year, at the age of 19, she was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. She suspended all training and competition and was hospitalized. Chemotherapy and a stem cell transplant caused her to lose her hair and appetite. She was unable to get out of bed and vomited several times a day. She could only take in as much nutrition as possible through intravenous injections to protect the athlete's body.

Even though she is 1.7 meters tall and weighs 57 kilograms, she has still lost more than a quarter of her weight. Her arms have become thin and weak. She can no longer even do the pull-ups she was proficient in when she was young. She told her mother who was accompanying her at the bedside that for the first time, she felt that living was so hard.

After being discharged from the hospital, Chi Jiang set the 2024 Paris Olympics as his goal. She began rehabilitation. In addition to daily physical therapy, physical training and fitness, she also had "diet training", requiring extra meals to gain weight back, and "eating until she felt like vomiting." Chi Jiang, who once only wanted to break records again and again, couldn't even endure simple sit-ups and arm strength training. "No" and "can't do it" became her mantra.

The struggle and struggle with "powerlessness" allowed Chi Jiang to recover faster than she expected. In August 2020, she returned to the competition. Half a year later, she won the All-Japan Olympic Trials. Qualified to represent Japan in the Tokyo Olympics relay race.

On July 24, Chi Jiang and three teammates participated in the preliminary round of the Olympic women's 4x100m freestyle relay. Although he failed to advance to the final due to a 0.27 second difference, for Chi Jiang, this was already a major victory. After the game, Chi Jiang sighed: "I am really happy to be able to swim on such a stage again."

3. "We worked together to make our dreams come true."

The night of August 1 In the men's high jump final of the Tokyo Olympics, the referee came to Qatar's Mumtaz Barshim and Italy's Gianmarco Tambelli with a scoreboard and told them that they had the same score. Previously, both of them had jumped 2.37 meters once and failed to jump 2.39 meters in three attempts.

Can we have two gold medals? Barshim asked. After receiving the referee's affirmative reply, the excitement of the two players was simply indescribable: they looked at each other, grasped and shook each other, and then Tambelli hugged Barshim's neck and jumped on top of him.

Then, Tanberry started running wildly, fell to the ground, covered his face with his hands, and rolled around. Barshim waved his arms and walked towards his coach. Tanberry finally stood up, walked a few steps and then fell to his knees, covering his head with his hands and continuing to roll. Barshim leaned on his coach's shoulder and cried while wearing sunglasses. In a subsequent interview, Barshim said, "He is one of my friends, both on and off the court. We work together to make our dreams come true. This is true sportsmanship."

During the interview, Tambelli kept holding a foot cast and said he wanted to hang the gold medal on it. 20 days before the 2016 Rio Olympics, Tambelli suffered an accidental ankle injury and was forced to give up the competition. This is the plaster he wore back then. From injuries and setbacks in 2016 to the Tokyo Olympics, Tambelli never forgot Barshim's encouragement, saying that the most important thing Barshim taught him was to jump for yourself, not for anyone else. .

After winning the Olympic gold medal, the two were interviewed wearing the flags of their respective countries. Tambelli said that this experience was a unique movie story that he wanted to tell his son. The next moment he suddenly realized that he did not have a son yet. Barshim did have one - Barshim said, you can tell it to my son.

4. She was "lost" in the air

American gymnast Simone Biles wobbled and completed a trial jump during the women's team competition last Tuesday. , did not stand firm when landing. Afterwards, she decided to withdraw from the team competition and all individual finals. Byers said she was "lost" in the air.

As the winner of 19 world championships and four Olympic gold medals, Biles is expected to defend the all-around title he won in Rio 2016 at the Tokyo Olympics and win at least one gold medal for Team USA. Three gold medals. She was also considered the greatest gymnast of all time, someone who was consummate and always able to deliver incredibly complex and unique moves - but the expectations became a burden for her. "It's not easy to come here and compete in the Olympics and be a leading figure," she told a news conference.

Before the team competition, Biles already felt himself shaking and unable to take a nap as usual. Before games, she and her teammates hung out in the hotel hallways, gossiping, playing board games, and she tried to find peace by coloring in picture books. On the day of the game, Biles put a sign on the door of his room to remind himself to "smile," but when he got to the field, his efforts failed. Biles couldn't shake the weight of expectations on his shoulders. She felt anxious and less confident than before.

In order to adapt to dangerous and complex movements, gymnastics is a sport that requires the integration of body and mind, but it is difficult for her to do so. She needs to fight against the "devil" at all times. She also no longer had a lot of fun. She felt "deprived of the things she loved" and was "trying too hard to please others." In the end, she made the decision to withdraw from the competition. She said, "We have to focus on ourselves... We have to protect our physical and mental health, not just do what the outside world wants us to do."

5. "Amateur" victory

"Fighting alone" Anna Kissenhoff won the Tokyo Olympics women's cycling road race championship. After battling wind, heat and humidity for 147 kilometers, she crossed the finish line first.

Anna holds a master’s degree in mathematics from the University of Cambridge and a PhD in applied mathematics from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Spain. As a mathematical researcher, she is used to solving problems by herself, which is also how she approaches cycling competitions. She has never joined any professional cycling team. She plans her own nutrition and training, and studies the wind direction and humidity in Tokyo before the race. She rarely appears in international competitions, and the strong Dutch team she defeated this time has never put her on the research list. But Anna never felt that she was here to make up the numbers. She always had a small expectation in her heart: Maybe, I will win - although she also knew, "On a realistic level, it seems that I shouldn't win here." . After all, there are so many experts here.

Anna’s success is due to her own merit, but she also has the help of luck-the Dutch team’s eagerness to win resulted in a series of fatal mistakes. There was even an "own goal". Van Vruten of the Dutch team did not realize that there was another person in front of her. When she crossed the finish line, she raised her arms high to celebrate her victory.

An Olympic medal hangs around the neck of an "amateur". This result is very consistent with the "original intention" of the Olympic Games. Anna, who won the championship, is looking forward to flying back to Austria to celebrate with friends and family. After that, she will continue working on her maths and will also continue her road cycling training. An Olympic gold medal will not change her destiny, life will continue as usual.

6. Participation is a miracle

12-year-old Hend Zaza is from Syria. He is one of the only athletes from the country to participate in the Tokyo Olympics and the youngest at this Olympics. contestants. At the opening ceremony on July 23, she raised the Syrian flag and announced to the world that we are here.

The excitement of the opening lasted until late at night. Standing and waiting for a long time, coupled with the six-hour jet lag, Zaza didn't get much rest that night. Early the next morning, there was the women's table tennis singles preliminaries. Zaza faced off against the 39-year-old Austrian Chinese athlete Liu Jia. This was a game with great disparity in strength. As expected, Zaza lost all four games. The 12-year-old girl shed tears on the spot. "This time is a lesson. I will come back next time to advance to the follow-up rounds. My goal is to become an Olympic champion," she said.

It is already a miracle that Zaza appears at the Tokyo Olympics. She can only compete in two or three international events a year. Sometimes when the visa is finally approved, a new round of domestic war starts again, and the plan to go abroad is repeatedly shelved.

In war-torn Syria, finding a safe and stable practice room is a luxury. Zaza practices on a dilapidated ball table every day. There are frequent power outages in the house, so she can only rely on natural light most of the time, and her training time is very limited. She insists on practicing three hours a day, six days a week.

3. Tokyo Olympics composition materials for primary school students 2021 1. Naomi Osaka lights the Olympic torch

Who will light the Olympic torch at the end of each Olympics and how will it be done has always been a concern for everyone. The focus has become the “secret” before each opening ceremony. On the evening of the 23rd, the mystery was revealed. Japanese tennis star, 24-year-old Naomi Osaka, served as the last torch bearer and lit the main cauldron in the Tokyo National Arena.

The fire for the Tokyo Olympics was collected in Greece on March 12, 2020, and arrived in Japan on March 20, 2020. Starting from March 25, 2021, starting from Fukushima, the Olympic flame will begin to pass through Japan. After 121 days, the journey exceeded 2,000 kilometers passed.

The design of the main torch stand is inspired by Mount Fuji in Japan. The ball on it represents the sun, and the sun shines on Mount Fuji. In fact, from the moment the flame was lit at the ancient Greek ruins until the torch relay began, the twists and turns were also a reflection of the ill-fated Tokyo Olympics. The successful lighting of the torch also entrusts the vision of a successful Tokyo Olympics.

2. "Tomatoes mixed with sugar"! The Chinese delegation entered handsomely

Wearing bright red tops, white trousers and white skirts decorated with flowers, the Chinese delegation appeared at the 110th place. Chinese women's volleyball team captain Zhu Ting and Taekwondo Olympic champion Zhao Shuai walked at the front of the square and served as flag bearers. Members of the delegation waved the national flags in their hands and burst into bright smiles. In front of the camera, the Chinese delegation The team looked particularly large, and the Chinese red was the most eye-catching color in the opening ceremony.

This Chinese sports delegation consists of 777 people. It is the xx Olympic Games with the largest overseas participation of Chinese sports delegations. There are 431 athletes, including 298 female athletes and 133 male athletes, led by 24 Olympic champions. The Chinese delegation will participate in 30 of the 33 major events and 225 of the 339 minor events, making it the XXth edition with the most overseas participation in minor events. I believe that the athletes of the Chinese delegation can achieve great results in Tokyo.

From Tokyo to Beijing, in half a year, the Beijing Winter Olympics will welcome ice and snow athletes from all over the world.

3. "Super Transformation" makes a stunning appearance

This may be a creative program at the opening ceremony, wearing cartoon tights with blue and white as the main colors. The actors used the style of the old Japanese program "Super Transformation" to interpret all the icons of the Olympic Games.

"Super Transformation" is a Japanese variety show that first aired in the late 1970s. It requires participants to use their imagination and use their bodies and auxiliary props to complete creative programs. It is not only popular in Japan, but also famous overseas.

Many netizens said: "This is my youth." Using color matching and camera switching, a perfect performance was completed. At that time, the drones outside the stadium also followed the rhythm inside the stadium and told all the events of the Olympic Games in the language of science and technology.

4. Anti-epidemic elements in the opening ceremony

At the beginning of 2020, the new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic was approaching fiercely, and sports were forced to press the pause button.

One year later, the Tokyo Olympics was finally held as scheduled, which was the culmination of the efforts of countless people. The Tokyo Olympics also has a very strong "anti-epidemic" element.

The complex red lines are intertwined, symbolizing people’s complicated and tangled emotions during the epidemic.

The combination of virtual and real red lines pulling each other also represents the operation of nerves and muscles in the human body.

A performance at the opening ceremony held a moment of silence for the victims of the new coronavirus, expressing remembrance of those who have passed away.

5. The five wooden rings were taken from the big tree that grew from a tree planted 57 years ago.

At the opening ceremony, the huge wooden ring was pushed to the center of the stage by the actors. Arranged in the shape of the Olympic rings. When the xx Summer Olympics was held in Tokyo in 1964, athletes brought tree species from all over the world.

Today, 57 years later, these seeds have grown into big trees and were used to build multiple competition venues for the Tokyo Olympics and the Olympic wooden five rings. As the five rings are gradually lit up, the two The Tokyo Olympics thus completed the connection across time and space.

6. A different oath-taking session than before

Compared with the past, the oath-taking ceremony of this Tokyo Olympics has been changed from the original 3 people to 6 people, 3 men and 3 women, reflecting the international The "gender equality" advocated by the Olympic Committee represents athletes, coaches and referees respectively. Among them, track and field athlete Ryota Yamagata and table tennis player Kasumi Ishikawa participated in the oath as athlete representatives.

“We do it in the name of athletes, we do it in the name of all referees, we do it in the name of all coaches and officials; in this Olympics, we respect and abide by the rules, uphold fair competition, and are inclusive. A spirit of equality; we will be united and not dope, cheat or engage in any form of discrimination; we do this for the glory of the team and respect the fundamental principles of the Olympics; and make the world a better place through sport ." Behind the sonorous and powerful oath is the determination to successfully host the Tokyo Olympics.