The meaning of the National Low Carbon Day icon

The meaning of the National Low Carbon Day icon is as follows:

The outer outline is the uppercase English letter "C", which is the abbreviation of English carbon; the inner outline is the first pinyin of the word "low carbon" The letters "D" and "T", as design elements, form a pattern of three people holding hands, symbolizing the joint participation of the government, enterprises and the public in low-carbon actions;

The lower part is designed to resemble the shape of the earth. The shape, at the same time, looks like a ship, which represents the unity of all people, the same boat, the promotion of low-carbon development, and the protection of the global climate; the entire logo adopts the main color of green, representing green, low-carbon, and environmental protection; the three "low-carbon" people on the ship Matched with three colors of red, yellow and blue, it symbolizes primitiveness and change.

"National Low Carbon Day":

The promotional slogan will be widely used at the publicity site and related promotional materials for a series of important activities of the "National Low Carbon Day", which is conducive to further improving The whole society should raise awareness of climate change, advocate low-carbon life for citizens, and vigorously promote the construction of ecological civilization. Among these logos, we will use the logo for a long time and collect and select slogans from the public on the eve of the annual "National Low Carbon Day".

It is reported that the State Council executive meeting held on September 19, 2012 decided to set up the third day of the National Energy Conservation Publicity Week in June every year as "National Low Carbon Day" starting from 2013, aiming to popularize Knowledge on climate change, promote low-carbon development concepts and policies, encourage public participation, and promote the implementation of greenhouse gas emission control tasks.