What are the China elements in the Winter Olympics?

The China elements in the Winter Olympics are as follows:

1. The emblem of the Winter Olympic Games-Winter Dream. Chinese characters have become systematic characters, which can be traced back to the Yin and Shang Dynasties. The emblem of Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics "Winter Dream" embodies the combination of calligraphy and sports: China's calligraphy "Winter" is the main part, the upper part shows the shape of skaters, and the lower part shows the heroic attitude of skiers.

2. The emblem of the Winter Paralympic Games "leaps". The emblem of the 2022 Paralympic Winter Games "Leap" skillfully transforms the Chinese character "fly" into the image of athletes sliding forward and heading for victory. The upper part of the line is both rigid and flexible, and the lower part is both rigid and flexible, which means that the athletes finally achieve their goals through tenacious struggle and ups and downs, and freeze the sportsmanship of athletes to surpass themselves and inspire the world.

The mascot of the Winter Olympics is "Ice Shield". Giant pandas have lived on the earth for at least 8 million years. It is recognized as a "living fossil" in the world and a national treasure of China. Its image is friendly, lovely and naive.

The mascot of the Paralympic Winter Games is "Edelweiss". China Lantern is a symbol of reunion and celebration, which originated in the Western Han Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago. Ancient schools started in the first month of each year. At this time, parents will prepare a lantern for their children, which will be lit by the teacher to symbolize a bright future. It's called "turning on the light".

5. National Speed Skating Hall "Ice Ribbon". At the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, China was called the "Silk Country". At that time, China's silk products were shipped abroad in large quantities, which opened the first large-scale trade exchange between East and West in the history of the world.

6. National ski jumping center is "as good as snow". Ruyi, which looks like the Big Dipper, first appeared in the Eastern Han Dynasty in China. It can be used as an object of self-defense or as an object of command in a war, which means that everything goes well and everything goes well.