The opening scene of the 1st Olympic Games

The first Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece, from 6 to 15 April 1896, the first modern Olympic Games.

The Greeks showed great enthusiasm for the event, with 80,000 spectators attending the opening ceremony, a number that did not break until the Los Angeles Olympics in 1932. Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Britain, Hungary, Germany, Denmark, the United States, France, Chile, Switzerland, Sweden and host Greece 13 countries 311 athletes were invited to participate, including 230 Greeks, a total of 2/3; Germany, France, 19 each; 14 Americans, fourth.

At the opening ceremony, the officials of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) were invited to participate in the opening ceremony, including a solemn classical string, with 80,000 participants at the opening ceremony, which was announced by King George I of Greece until the opening of the Los Angeles Olympics in 1932. Australian, Austrian, French, 19 American, Bulgarian, British, Hungarian, German, Greek, Danish, Danish, American, French, Chilean, Swedish, and host Greece 13 other 311 athletes from 13 countries, the largest Greek rankings, the two-thirds of the total number were broken; Germany, France, 19 and the United States 14, the fourth place. The majority of American athletes came from Harvard, Greece, University of Princeton, the United States. They were organized by themselves,

This year's competition program includes field, swimming, lifting weights, shooting, bicycle, classical wrestling, gymnastics, swordfighting and tennis. There were nine major projects in the original plan, and the boat program did not take place. There are two different reasons for cancellation, one said that the bad climate and the wind of the sea could not be carried out; the other said that no one was registered and had to change the plan.