1988 Olympic Games

The 1988 Olympic Games, held in Seoul, South Korea, marked a significant moment as the second Summer Olympics hosted in Asia. Featuring 8,391 athletes from 159 countries, the Games showcased impressive performances in sports like track, swimming, and gymnastics. Notable moments included Ben Johnson’s record-breaking sprints and the controversy over doping. The event highlighted South Korea’s rapid development and was praised for its organization and infrastructure. It also emphasized the Olympic spirit of global unity, inspiring millions worldwide through athletic excellence and peaceful competition.