What does the Winter Olympics and Paralympics emblem mean?

The Winter Olympic and Paralympic emblems are the symbols of the current Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, which will be hosted by Beijing in 2022. The emblems of the Winter Olympics and Paralympics symbolize the unique charm of winter sports and the deep historical and cultural heritage of the Chinese nation. Such logos not only represent the games themselves, but also represent an image that showcases the host city of the events.

The emblem of the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games is based on the theme of traditional Chinese culture and future technology, symbolizing the dual spirit of inheritance and innovation. The design of the emblem integrates the characteristics of the Winter Olympics and Paralympics, fully expressing the Olympic spirit and the exchange and integration of different cultures. The emblem symbolizes the harmony between human beings and nature, and carries forward the Olympic concept, while presenting the charm of traditional Chinese culture.

The Winter Paralympics emblem consists of two parts: a pattern on the top and the words "Beijing 2022" on the bottom. The idea of the pattern comes from ancient Chinese jade, symbolizing good wishes and blessings. The color of the emblem is based on the combination of the five elements and the essence of the twelve Chinese zodiac signs, implying the five mountains and four seas, the alternation of seasons and the change of generations. The entire emblem design reflects the charm and innovative spirit of traditional Chinese culture, and also represents the health and vitality advocated by the Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.