Megnyitásukra

Megnyitásukra, also known as "Opening Ceremony," is a significant event in the context of the Summer Olympic Games. It is a formal ceremony held at the opening of the Olympic Games, typically on the evening of the first day of competition. The ceremony is designed to set the tone for the Games and to celebrate the host city, country, and the Olympic spirit.

The Opening Ceremony is usually a grand spectacle, featuring a variety of performances, including music, dance, and acrobatics. These performances often highlight the cultural heritage of the host country and the Olympic values of excellence, friendship, and respect. The ceremony also includes the Parade of Nations, where athletes from each participating country march into the stadium, often carrying the national flag.

The Opening Ceremony culminates in the lighting of the Olympic flame, which is then passed to the first athlete to enter the stadium. This symbolizes the beginning of the Games and the unity of the athletes from around the world. The ceremony concludes with the playing of the Olympic anthem and the raising of the Olympic flag, signaling the official start of the Games.