What does Chinese seal mean?

China Seal is the name of the emblem of Beijing Olympic Games. ?

The emblem consists of two parts. The upper part is an oval traditional seal of China, engraved with a pattern of an athlete running forward to meet victory. Like the word "Wen" in modern writing, it refers to the long-standing traditional culture of China. ?

The lower part is the "Beijing 2008" and the Olympic rings written with a brush, which perfectly combines the Olympic spirit with the traditional culture of China, and also shows the time and place of the Olympic Games.

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In ancient times, China's seals were called seal, seal, treasure and seal, as well as seal, seal, contract, customs, seal, symbol, contract, pawn and seal, all of which were established names in history.

Ancient seal script was very popular in ancient times, and its simple and naive characteristics reflected people's understanding and pursuit of beauty in different times, and it was saturated with the profound and mysterious aesthetic feeling of history. Among them, there is a kind of seal that prints pictures, called Xiao Zhuan.

Xiao Zhuan is a form of seal that existed in the pre-Qin period in China. The Han Dynasty was the heyday of ancient Xiao Zhuan. At that time, there appeared seal patterns such as "Four Spirits Seal", "Tiger Seal", "Deer Seal", "Phoenix Seal", "Fuxi Seal" and "Goddess Holding Snake Seal" depicting national worship and myths and legends. There are also various forms that reflect real social life.

Baidu Encyclopedia-emblem of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games