I think the theme of this morning's Paris Olympics

I think the theme of this morning's Paris Olympics is a beautiful performance that showcased the history and values of France one by one. Starting with the performances with "Liberté," "Egalité," and "Fraternité," which are on the tricolor flag of their country, the final theme was "éternité," and the grand finale was decorated with "Hymne à l'amour" by Edith Piafou, sung by Celine Dion.

In particular, the lyrics "Nous aurons pour nous l'éternité dans le blu de toute l'immensite" l'éternité, which is eternity in English...the way of expressing eternity was found and expressed in the chansons of Edith Piaf, which the French loved and the world knew, and Celine sang the song. It was French.

Edith Piappu, who grew up abandoned and deprived by her parents as a child, even her lover died in a plane crash and ended her life as an alcoholic to forget the pain of rheumatism. Listening to my favorite song Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien (I Never Regrette Rien), I've cried that she doesn't regret it, even writing an infinitive saying "rien," but I thought until now that she sang this song self-help and paradoxical.

But today, when her junior Céline Dionne's love song at the Eiffel Tower spread to the world on stage at the Olympics Final, she thinks she no longer regrets her life...Compliments to the Paris Olympics and Céline Dionne for bringing Edith Piafouh to mind and memory...Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien