Team Culture of Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao Football Club

The overall shape of the team emblem is a big shield, which means indestructible, unbreakable and impeccable, and also represents glory, strength and majesty; The pattern above the shield is a crown pattern, which symbolizes the noble status and the king's demeanor. The whole design and the development concept of the club complement each other, which indicates that Guangzhou Evergrande is determined to build a century-old club, cast a brand with a long history, and swear to be the king and overlord. Thank you, Sir. The five gems at the top of the shield, the "Five" has the meaning of five elements being natural, all things being natural and the ninth five-year plan being supreme, which also corresponds to the grand goal of "winning the AFC Champions League in five years" at the beginning of the club's establishment. In the center of the shield, a roaring South China tiger stands in the thick flame, which is a symbol of Guangzhou's fighting spirit, implying the spirit of perseverance, hard struggle, strength and passion; The flame under the South China Tiger symbolizes that the club is thriving and the team has a brilliant record. The combination of the flaming tiger and the football below naturally shows the practical significance represented by this team emblem, and also conveys the ideal of the club to revitalize Guangzhou football and even China football. Above the shield is written the motto "BE THE BEST FOREVER", which means "Always the best" in Chinese. It conveys the heroic words of "Do it or do it, do it best" put forward by Xu Jiayin, the head of the club at the beginning of the club's establishment, and fully demonstrates the determination to be the most enviable club, the most comprehensive club and the most respected club. The ribbon under the shield represents honor, and the "Guangzhou" on the ribbon represents the Guangzhou team, which shows that the club is in the same strain as the authentic Guangzhou "lineage" and is committed to becoming the most outstanding representative of Guangzhou football, which means bringing more trophies and honors to Guangzhou football and adding luster to Guangzhou.

The main colors of the team logo are red and yellow, red represents enthusiasm, inspiration and auspiciousness, and yellow represents brilliance, brilliance and dignity, which is consistent with the designated colors of the team jerseys at home and away. White football represents civilized competition and self-love, giving people a promise not to cheat or involve in the underworld. The official mascot "Guangzhou Tiger" is called "Guangzhou Tiger" in Chinese and nicknamed "C Tiger". The mascot image design is based on the South China Tiger. Its head shape is integrated with the fire element of the Guangzhou team emblem, which means that the football career in Guangzhou is booming. Guangzhou Tiger's birthday is 20 12 12 3 1, which means that Guangzhou football is now "full of energy"; The number of the jersey is 12, which represents the twelfth person of the team forever-the fans. In addition, the nickname "C Tiger" has three meanings: 1 and "C Tiger" can also be associated with "thinking hard"; 2. "C Tiger" can be understood as "Shi Hu"; 3. The word "C Tiger" in Cantonese is homophonic with "Master", which means that Guangzhou is leading in all aspects of football, and has become the benchmark and banner of China football and the model and "master" of Chinese professional football clubs.

On October 2015 65438+1October 3 1 day, Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao Club released a new female mascot "Yue Yue" in its official Weibo, which was also the first in China. Guangdong is a sheep, which echoes the nickname of Guangzhou-Yangcheng; "Guangdong and Guangxi" also reflects the culture of South Guangdong, representing the integration and inheritance of South Guangdong culture and Guangzhou football. Song of cheers

Guangzhou Evergrande Taobao fans' cheering song "Guangzhou Team" is a Cantonese song. In 2007, Guangzhou musician Huang Yicheng wrote this refueling song at the invitation of Guangzhou Fans' League, and released it before the opening of League A in 2007, and was sung by Liao Huan, the "Master Dongshan".

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