Urgently need all the emblems and meanings related to 08 Beijing Olympic and Paralympic Games

The emblem of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, "China Seal - Dancing Beijing", has the following characteristics:

1. The design of the emblem skillfully combines the Chinese characteristics, the characteristics of Beijing and the elements of the Olympic movement.

"China Seal - Dancing Beijing" takes the seal as the main form of expression, combines the traditional Chinese seal and calligraphy and other forms of art with the characteristics of the sport, and through the artistic techniques of exaggeration and deformation, skillfully transforms into an athletic human figure running forward and dancing to welcome the victory. The shape of the human figure also resembles the charm of the modern character "京", which contains a strong Chinese flavor. The work conveys and represents four messages and meanings:

(1) Chinese culture. The traditional Chinese cultural symbol - seal (Xiao Xing Yin) as the expression of the main pattern of the logo, the seal as early as four or five thousand years ago has appeared in China, is the profound origin of the traditional Chinese culture and art form, and is still a widely used form of social integrity, implying that Beijing will realize the solemn promise of "hosting the best Olympic Games in history! It symbolizes Beijing's solemn promise to "host the best Olympic Games in history.

(2) Red. Red, the traditional Chinese color of celebration, is chosen as the base color of the main pattern. Red is traditionally regarded as the representative color of China, or the color of our national flag, representing the great Chinese people*** and the country, therefore, the main color of the logo is red, which has the characteristics of representing the country, representing the joyfulness and representing the traditional culture.

(3) Beijing, China, welcomes friends from all over the world. The work represents that Beijing is welcoming athletes and people from all over the world to gather in Beijing with the attitude of reform and opening up, which vividly expresses the warmth and sincerity of Beijing in welcoming guests from all directions, and conveys the concept and spirit of the Olympics. The work is rich in connotations, indicating that Beijing, China is welcoming people from all over the world with open arms.

(4) Sprinting to the limit, creating brilliance, and promoting the Olympic spirit of "faster, higher, stronger". The modern Olympic movement has always emphasized the athletes as the core, and the emblem "China Seal - Dancing Beijing" embodies this principle. The seal's athletic human figure is strong, flexible and friendly, and it is full of dynamism while containing Chinese culture.

2. The font design of the emblem adopts the style of the Chinese brush character Hanjian, which is unique in design.

The font of the emblem work "China Seal - Dancing Beijing" adopts the style of hanjian (Han Dynasty bamboo writing), which organically integrates the strokes and flavors of hanjian into the font of BEIJING 2008, which is natural, simple and smooth, and is consistent with the emblem graphics and the Chinese culture, and is full of dynamics, It is natural, simple, smooth, and blends well with the emblem graphics and the five Olympic rings. The font not only meets the purpose of market development, but also harmonizes with the style of the main pattern of the emblem, which avoids possible legal disputes of counterfeiting and infringement due to the use of ready-made fonts in the future registration of the overall emblem and the registration of standard fonts.

The overall structure of the emblem is coordinated with the proportion of the independent structure.

After repeated refinement and modification by experts, the main part of the "Chinese Seal - Dancing Beijing" has been harmonized between the Chinese Seal, "Hanjian" "Beijing 2008" and the five Olympic rings. The layout and proportionality between the three parts of "China Seal - Dancing Beijing", especially the part of China Seal, are nearly perfect. At the same time, each part is still well-proportioned and harmonized when used independently.

4. It is conducive to future image landscape application and market development.

From the extension design of "China Seal - Dancing Beijing", it can be seen that it contains a good and huge potential in the city landscape layout, venue environment layout.

China Seal--This is the emblem of the 29th Olympic Games to be held in Beijing in 2008. She is like a seal but not a seal, like "Beijing" but not "Beijing", elegant, full of tension, implying a dancing Beijing; she is a symbol of Chinese culture with Chinese spirit, Chinese style and Chinese charm, symbolizing an open and dynamic China with a bright future; she embodies the image of the new Beijing. She embodies the concept of New Beijing and New Olympics and the connotation of Green Olympics, Science and Technology Olympics and Humanistic Olympics, and reproduces the Olympic spirit of friendship, peace and progress, faster, higher and stronger.

The China Seal - this is the promise of 1.3 billion Chinese people to the whole world. Putting down this seal means using our most solemn and sacred ceremonies in China to once again make a solemn promise to the whole world to make the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games the best Olympic Games in history, which is the integrity and dignity of the Chinese people. From this moment onwards, the dancing Beijing opens its arms and presents an open posture; from this moment onwards, the dancing Beijing opens its arms and welcomes friends from all directions; from this moment onwards, the dancing Beijing opens its arms and dances with the world***

According to the official website of the Beijing Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games, the emblem of the Beijing 2008 Paralympics "Heaven, Earth and Humans" consists of three parts: "The Beijing 2008 Paralympics" and "The Beijing 2008 Paralympics". "consists of three parts: one is the graphic part, that is, by the red, blue, green color composition of the "zigzag"; two is the "Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games" characters; three is the International Paralympic Committee logo. The logo of the International Paralympic Committee.

The graphic part of the emblem shows a moving human figure with calligraphic strokes, as if a gymnast jumping forward and an athlete rotating in the air on a pommel horse, reflecting the concept of sports.

The graphic part of the emblem can also be seen as the Chinese character "之". The Chinese character "之", which means "birth" and "endless" as well as "arrival", has a zigzag shape, symbolizing success in reaching one's goal after a long and difficult journey.

The colors used in the emblem, red, meaning the sun; dark blue, meaning the blue sky; green, meaning the earth. 3 strokes of the 3 colors are combined to form a human figure in motion, i.e. "heaven, earth and man", which embodies the idea of "unity of heaven and man" in traditional Chinese culture, and expresses the idea of "unity of heaven and man" in traditional Chinese culture. This embodies the idea of "unity of heaven and man" in traditional Chinese culture, and expresses the concept of modern people adhering to the scientific concept of development, pursuing the harmony of movement, and the harmonious development of human self with nature and society.

The emblem also fully embodies the three major concepts of the Beijing Olympics with its color choices. The red color is "China Red" with strong Chinese characteristics, reflecting the concept of "Humanistic Olympics"; the dark blue color represents high technology, reflecting the concept of "Science and Technology Olympics"; the green color represents environmental protection, reflecting the concept of "Humanistic Olympics"; and the dark blue color represents the concept of "Environmental Protection". The dark blue color, representing high technology, embodies the concept of "Scientific and Technological Olympics"; the green color, representing environmental protection, embodies the concept of "Green Olympics".

The emblem of the Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games is based on the harmony and unity of heaven, earth and human beings, and integrates Chinese characters, calligraphy and the spirit of the Paralympic Games, focusing on Chinese traditional culture and the spirit of the modern Olympic movement, and embodies the spirit of the Paralympic Movement, which is the harmony and unity of the "mind, body and spirit", and has a profound Chinese traditional culture background. It has a profound traditional Chinese cultural heritage.

The Beijing 2008 Paralympic Games emblem "Heaven, Earth and Humans" uses Chinese characters as the pattern of the emblem, and the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games emblem "China Seal - Dancing Beijing" uses seals as the pattern of the emblem, with "China Character" and "China Seal" and "China Seal" as the pattern of the emblem. Both "Chinese Characters" and "Chinese Seal" are typical cultural elements of Chinese tradition, full of Chinese cultural characteristics, and they echo each other in thought and artistic style. The two emblems complement each other well, highlighting the concept of "Humanistic Olympics", with profound meaning and strong expressive power

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