What are the traditional mascots in China?

The traditional mascots in China are dragon, phoenix, unicorn, five emperors' money, crystal ball, warrior, tortoise, deer, bamboo, magpie, gourd, ruyi, chess, calligraphy and painting, etc.

The traditional mascots in China have a long history, and the symbols of auspiciousness, blessing, auspiciousness and good luck are usually called mascots. The ancestors created auspicious birds and animals such as dragons, phoenixes and unicorns. And give these things symbolic content and meaning to meet people's psychological needs of prayer.

There are many kinds of mascots circulating among the people. But most of them are animal pictures or pictograms symbolizing peace and good luck, such as dragons, phoenixes and magpies. Judging from the zodiac, every zodiac can be regarded as a mascot. Nowadays, many longevity zodiac signs are also designed from the perspective of the zodiac, but the design significance is far-reaching.

History and culture

Everyone wants to live a stable and happy life, but in real life, it is inevitable to encounter some difficulties and setbacks. As the saying goes, nine times out of ten things will go wrong in life. Therefore, in the face of the unpredictable future, our ancestors created many symbols to pray for all the best. And these yearning and pursuit of happiness and beauty, we call him the mascot.

It is the earliest mascot representing human spirit and culture in China, and it is still the main image in the design and application of China mascots, because they can better represent 5,000 years of history and culture. Its design is characterized by cartoon modeling, which contains the cultural elements of China traditional mascots as the design basis. With the rise of the Chinese nation and people's love, it has become the endorsement of China mascots, leading China mascots to the world development trend.