What is the design concept and implication of ice pier snow melting?

Design concept and significance of ice pier snow melting;

The mascot of Beijing Winter Olympics "Ice Shield" is designed and created based on the panda. Ice is a symbol of purity and strength, and it is the characteristic of the Winter Olympics. Dundun, which means honest, healthy, lively and lovely, fits the overall image of panda and symbolizes the strong physique, tenacious will and inspiring Olympic spirit of Winter Olympics athletes.

The mascot "Edelweiss" of Beijing Paralympic Winter Games is designed and created with lanterns as the prototype. Snow, symbolizing whiteness and beauty, is the characteristic of ice and snow sports. Tolerance expresses the idea that world civilizations learn from each other and develop harmoniously, and embodies the beautiful vision of creating a more inclusive world and building a harmonious human destiny through the Paralympic Games.

The story of melting snow on the ice pier

In the process of mascot selection, the creative works of sugar-coated haws were among the top ten, which is the original source of Bingdundun, the mascot of Beijing Winter Olympics. This work comes from the design team of Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts.

The original idea of the ice-shell panda came from sugar-coated berries. "In fact, sugar-coated haws are also called Tang Duner, and' Duner' is a particularly interesting word. Winter in the north has a characteristic and is very kind. It is as healthy, lively and lovely as the children next door. "

Different from the ice pier, the lantern shape of the mascot of the Winter Paralympic Games has a clear idea from the beginning. This stems from the impression of ginger, an undergraduate majoring in product design in the School of Design of Jilin University of Arts, on the taste of hometown.

When this work is named, the word "snow" is used instead of the word "ice", which means "snow is auspicious", and lanterns give people a warm feeling. In order to embody tolerance and communication, the words "tolerance" and "harmony" are used.