Naming tournament

There were four major sacrifice competitions in ancient Greece, which were held once a year (which is why the Olympic Games were held every four years). Among them, the Olympic Games dedicated to Zeus, the king of gods, is the largest, longest and most famous, named after Olympia Village at the foot of Mount Olympus. Of all the sports competitions in ancient Greece, none was paid more attention by the Greeks than the Olympic Games, and none had more participants than the Olympic Games. In the eyes of the ancient Greeks, the Olympic Games is a symbol of the whole Greek national spirit, and its long duration and far-reaching influence are rare in human history.