關於 imagine tokyo olympics ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

經過了無數的折騰，東京奧運終於在週末畫下了句點結束了🙆‍♀️ 在疫情期間帶給了我們勇氣與希望♥️

接下來就是 2024年的巴黎奧運🇫🇷 不知道到時候的世界又會是如何？

老實說，我一直以為東京奧運應該會是少數我願意參加的國際賽事😆 畢竟人多的地方治安一定會變差😬

當初也是因為這樣才不敢在巴西里約待到奧運開始。抱歉~ 我就是俗辣🙈 巴黎的治安更是不用說了，扒手一大堆🤑

記得當年跟 York 交往後，第一次出國的地點就是巴黎🗼 嫩嫩的他在聖心堂還差點被人綁手鐲 A 錢，記得當時我還張開雙手把他拉到我身後擋住😹 現在想想我實在是很帥氣啊~ 😛

看來下一個我覺得安心的奧運地點應該是 2032 年的布里斯本了 🇦🇺 不過到時候我也四十好幾了😱

好奇大家對巴黎這城市的印象是...？？？

Ps. 這張照片一看就是 York 還沒被我攝影訓練前拍的📸 這艾菲爾鐵塔直接在我頭頂能看嗎？ 🤨

Can't believe just like that, Tokyo Olympics finished last weekend🇯🇵 Good on them for making it happen despite all the obstacles 😬

Who's looking forward to the summer Paris Olympics in 2024 then? 🙆‍♀️

To be honest, Japan is probably one of the safest places to held Olympics. I cannot imagine going through streets of Paris during Olympic times🇫🇷

I remember when York and I visited the Basilica of Sacred Heart of Paris back in 2014, I had to defend him from all these frauds 🙈

Hence the next Olympics I feel "safe" enough to attend is probably the Brisbane one in 2032🇦🇺 Though I will be 40+ in age by then 😱

What's everyone's thought on Paris btw??? 🗼

Ps. This photo clearly was taken before I trained York for IG, cz the Eiffel tower was directly on top of my head...🤨

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再這麼不可能，#東京奧運 還是淡雅精緻的展現在世人面前，少了華麗和激情，多了團結的宣言，感謝這疫年還有奧運的場合能體現世界一家，凝聚世界各國運動員持續挑戰和超越自我，用生命發光發熱。

聖火沒有炫麗的鋪陳，被大坂直美平步青雲的點燃了，那是黑夜盡頭的灼灼光亮，一如一千八百架無人機拼成的地球，象徵團結和和平，也許約翰‧藍儂的名曲《Imagine》還是個想像，但只要有希望，就值得人類世世代代努力下去。

昨晚最提神的亮點，就是用「超級變變變」表演出50個項目的動態圖標，真的用5分鐘表演完，我們熟悉日本文化比較能理解，不知道外國人會怎麼看待這一橋段的演出。

東京奧運會徽的「市松」紋，源自江戶時代的傳統圖紋，在高雄也能看到，2020年修復完成的歷史建築「逍遙園」，書齋有一片牆面都是市松紋，保留了日據時代的流行文化。

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Tokyo 2020 Olympics opening ceremony performance song “Imagine”

“ I hope someday, you’ll join us.
And the world will be as ONE”

Pianist: Justin Ngai
Guitarist: Nelson

Song rights reserved by the original composer , lyricist, singer , publisher and record company. :)

Full Version:
https://youtu.be/bag1-A3uCh8

BEN Simmons had a triple double on Saturday against the Indiana Pacers despite missing more mid-range jump shots during his warm-up than you’re likely to ever see by a professional basketballer.
He had 14 points, 11 assists and 11 rebounds in a wildly-entertaining 121-110 win despite going missing for long periods in the game.
He became just the second player in NBA history to post two triple doubles in his first nine games despite turning the ball over five times, getting called for two charges and missing eight of his 13 field goal attempts.
If ever anyone has played the game Ice Cube raps about in It Was A Good Day it was Simmons against the Pacers. He truly “f***ed around and got a triple double.”
Milwaukee Bucks coach Jason Kidd recently described his own burgeoning superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo as a plane that was ascending but had only reached 10,000 feet.
Well, Simmons can still see the runway in his rear-view mirror and he’s already reaching heights only Oscar Robertson has climbed.
“It’s just amazing to me, there’s nothing else I can really say about it,” Simmons said, when notified of his latest feat.
“It’s an honour to be there.”
KOBE: ‘HE’S A PHENOMENAL PLAYER’

It’s performances like Saturday’s that have seen Simmons capture the attention of NBA royalty, including Kobe Bryant who told news.com.au Australian fans should be buzzing about the talent they have on their hands.
“He’s a phenomenal player,” Bryant said in New York this week. “He’s just getting started too.”
Simmons has been forced to get use to such lofty praise in the past few weeks as everyone from Dominique Wilkins to LeBron James have heralded his game.
But getting the tick of approval from Bryant meant a lot to the 20-year-old from Melbourne, when news.com.au passed on the message in the locker room before he took on Indiana.
“From Kobe, that’s awesome to hear,” Simmons said. “From one of the greatest to ever play the game, that means a lot. But I got a long way to go so I’ll stay in the gym.”
The Simmons camp is starting to get word of the groundswell of support building for him Down Under too. It’s not quite at the same level as Jarryd Hayne experienced during his time with the San Francisco 49ers yet, but Simmons has only just begun and this journey will likely last 10-15 years.
“Now he’s getting triple doubles it’s buzzing here so I can only imagine what it’s like there,” his father, former NBL player Dave Simmons, told news.com.au after the siren.
“I definitely know I get a lot of support from Australia,” added Ben. “When I’m playing I’m really playing for me, my family, my team and Australia. So that means a lot. And I’ve always really played that way.”
Simmons confirmed he was targeting the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo, a tantalising prospect for a Boomers program which finished fourth in Rio last year.
But first he’s determined to reignite basketball in Philly — and the City of Brotherly Love is falling fast.