At this year's Tokyo Olympics, the commentary used ancient poems to make people cry.
In the live broadcast or broadcast, countless romantic moments are caught, as if poetic notes are floating in the Olympic venues. From Yang Qian, who won the first Olympic gold, to Liu Xingyu, who won the women's quadruple sculls, every commentary is like a poem, which is heartwarming. Today, we share these poetic commentaries from the Olympic Games, and each sentence is touching.
1.A sword light chills Kyushu.
This commentary appeared in the women's epee competition, after Sun Yiwen won the championship. The original poem is from Gu Long** "The Sword of the Third Young Master"."The sword qi spans 30,000 miles, and a sword light is cold on 19 continents", describes the male protagonist in the book, Xie Xiaofeng, who became famous at a young age and is known as "the first sword in the world". This poem is inspired by the late Tang Dynasty poet Guan Xiu's "Offering Money to the Father"."The hall is full of three thousand guests, and the sword is frosty and cold in fourteen states"。The narrator made slight modifications on the basis of Gu Long, which is quite in line with the scene of Sun Yiwen winning the championship. Sun Yiwen fought with his opponent to a 10-10 draw, and finally sealed his throat with a sword, won the championship, and achieved a breakthrough in the Olympic gold medal for the Chinese women's epee. The word "fixed" in the commentator's revision gives people a feeling of settling the situation with a sword, which makes people's blood boil.
2.The young phoenix is clear in the voice of the old phoenix.
This commentary appeared in the women's double 10-meter platform diving competition, after the last jump of Zhang Jiaqi and Chen Yuxi. The original poem is a quatrain written by Li Shangyin to Han"Tonghua Wanlidan Mountain Road, the young phoenix is clear in the old phoenix"。This verse is often used to describe the backwardness of young people. Zhang Jiaqi and Chen Yuxi are post-00s, one is 17 years old and the other is 16 years old, quite young, but they performed steadily in this competition with an age difference of more than 20 years. The narrator's "the splash of dumplings is bigger than this" describes their almost perfect performance, which complements "the young phoenix is clear and the old phoenix is sound".
3.Lao Ji is in the woods, and his ambitions are thousands of miles.
This commentary appeared after Pang Wei and Jiang Ranxin won the shooting mixed team event. The original poem is from Cao Cao's "Turtle Although Shou"."Lao Ji is in the woods, and his ambitions are thousands of miles. The martyrs are in their twilight years, and their hearts are strong"。Pang Wei, born in 1986, is not old, but he is already a veteran on the sports field. He performed well in four Olympic Games, and in the final they withstood the pressure to win gold. The narrator used "Lao Ji is in the woods, aiming for thousands of miles" to describe Pang Wei, which is very appropriate.
4.The husband is not young.
This commentary appeared in the men's two-person three-meter springboard competition, after Xie Sicheng and Wang Zongyuan won the gold medal. The original poem is from Li Bai's "Shang Li Yong"."Xuan's father can still be afraid of the next generation, and her husband is not young"。This verse is often used to describe the remarkable achievements of young people in a certain field. Xie Sicheng and Wang Zongyuan, a post-95 and a post-00, although they were young, they performed well in the game, and finally withstood the pressure, played steadily, and won the championship. They are not inferior to veterans in terms of strength and mentality, and it is also appropriate to use "husband is not young" on them.
The ancient poems and explanations at the Olympic site are perfectly blended, a feast of culture and sports.
I don't know what other Olympic god commentary related to poetry have you found?Welcome to share together.
This article successfully combines sports events with ancient poems in traditional Chinese culture through an in-depth analysis of some classic commentaries at this year's Tokyo Olympics. This unique way of reporting not only enriches the presentation of sports events, but also presents a deep integration of culture and sports to the audience. In this blending, we see the narrator's profound observation of every moment on the stadium, as well as the skillful use of the corresponding verses.
First of all, the article successfully outlines the tense atmosphere of each arena with clear language and smooth narration. Whether it is Sun Yiwen's domineering sword determination in the women's epee competition, or Pang Wei and Jiang Ranxin's description of "Lao Ji is in wait and has ambitions for a thousand miles" in the shooting mixed team competition, it makes readers feel as if they are in a fierce arena. Such vivid depictions give readers a deeper understanding of the atmosphere of the entire Olympic competition.
Secondly, the article combines the quotation of ancient poems with on-site commentary, which makes the whole event full of cultural connotation. The narrator integrates ancient poems into the commentary on the moments of the game, which not only enhances the artistry of the commentary, but also provides the audience with a deep cultural edification. Such a design can not only allow the audience to better understand the competition, but also arouse readers' attention to traditional culture, and promote people's thinking and exploration of classical poetry.
And the commentary of each game moment is appropriately accompanied by an ancient poem, making the whole event seem to have become a literary feast. For example, in the women's double 10-meter platform diving competition, Zhang Jiaqi and Chen Yuxi's performance was described by the commentator as "the young phoenix is clear and the old phoenix is clear", and this image contrast not only vividly depicts the outstanding performance of the two athletes, but also makes the whole scene more solemn and profound through classical poetic expression.
The article concludes with a fascinating question: "I wonder what other Olympic god commentaries have you found related to poetry?"This kind of guidance not only increases the reader's sense of participation, but also stimulates everyone's in-depth thinking about the Olympic Games. This interactive design not only makes the article more relatable, but also makes it easier for readers to engage in this feast of literature and sports.
Overall, this article successfully integrates sports and culture through an in-depth analysis of the classic commentary at the Olympic Games, showing the profound heritage of traditional Chinese culture. In this way, readers are able to better understand the sporting event and feel the beauty of classical poetry. This combination of depth and breadth makes this review a unique experience where literature and sports complement each other.
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