ào lín pǐ kè xiū zhàn奥林匹克休战yǔ与guó jì国际zhì xù秩序de的dào dé道德wēi jī危机
The Olympic Truce means that during the Olympic Games, countries around the world should stop wars so that everyone can meet and compete equally.
This is a very important spirit of the Olympic Games.
However, nowadays, many countries continue to fight during the Olympic Games and do not truly follow the principle of truce.
For example, countries like the United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Ethiopia, and Russia have had wars during the Olympics, but they have not been truly punished.
Although the International Olympic Committee and the United Nations call for a truce, they have not taken effective actions.
Thus, the Olympic Games have become a superficial peace event, while in reality many places still experience war and suffering.
If we only talk about peace but do not stop wars, this is not neutrality but tacit approval.
Only by truly achieving moral consistency does the Olympic Games have meaning.
Otherwise, the Olympic Games are just a performance unrelated to people's suffering.