The meaning of the bid sign for the Winter Olympics

The symbol of Beijing's bid to host the Winter Olympics not only shows the vitality and passion of winter sports, but also conveys the unique charm of China culture.

The logo takes the word "winter" in China's calligraphy as the main body, and skillfully combines abstract slideways, ice and snow movements with calligraphy, so that people and books are integrated into one, and heaven and man are integrated; The two points under the word "winter" are merged into 2022, which is vivid and natural. The colors of the Olympic rings are used to express the sense of movement, fashion and modernity, and they are a fusion of China culture, sports and Olympic spirit.

The upper part of the emblem shows the shape of skaters, while the lower part shows the heroic attitude of skiers. The dancing lines in the middle are smooth and rhythmic, representing rolling mountains, stadiums, snow slides and dancing ribbons in festivals. The emblem is dominated by blue, symbolizing dreams and the future, and also symbolizing the brightness and purity of ice and snow. Red and yellow are derived from the national flag of China, representing the passion, youth and vitality of sports.

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The Winter Olympics is referred to as the Winter Olympics and the Winter Olympics for short. Mainly held around the world, it is the largest comprehensive winter sports meeting in the world, held every four years. The 24th Winter Olympics will be held from February 4th, 2022 to February 20th, 2022 in China, Beijing and Zhangjiakou.

2065438+July 3, 20051Sunday 17: 57, the 28th plenary session of the International Olympic Committee was held in Kuala Lumpur, and the host city of the 2022 Winter Olympics was voted. After voting by 85 IOC members, Beijing defeated its rival Almaty 44-40.

Strive for the right to host the 24th Winter Olympics in 2022. Wang Anshun, Mayor of Beijing, Liu Peng, President of the Chinese Olympic Committee and Director of the State Sports General Administration, and Hou Liang, Mayor of Zhangjiakou signed the host city contract with Bach, President of the International Olympic Committee.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Winter Olympics