China soldier prototype

"Bing Bing" is the name of the seventh military world games mascot. It is based on the Chinese sturgeon, a first-class protected wild animal in China, which is known as the "giant panda in water" and the "living fossil in water".

Acipenser sinensis is known as the "giant panda in the water" and the "living fossil of the Yangtze River", and it is a national first-class key wild protected animal. It is rare and has a long history, and needs to be protected and publicized.

The selection of Chinese sturgeon as the mascot prototype fully embodies the humanistic care and ecological protection concept of this military games. Acipenser sinensis is a tough fish, and the scales on its back look like armor. Armor is full of masculinity, which embodies the strength and ferocity of soldiers and highlights the military atmosphere.

design concept

The mascot of the 7th Military Games is named "Bing Bing", which is based on the first-class protected wild animal Chinese sturgeon in China, known as "Giant Panda in Water" and "Living Fossil in Water".

Acipenser sinensis is known as the "giant panda" and "living fossil" in water, with rare species and a long history. It is necessary to strengthen protection and publicity, and fully embody the concepts of humanistic care and ecological protection in military games. Acipenser sinensis contains the word "China", which mainly lives in the Yangtze River valley, indicating its host status.

The mascot is called "Bing Bing", which means soldier. Its sunshine, confident smile, open arms and striding forward symbolize that China in the new era is willing to share friendship and build peace with friends from all over the world with a more open, inclusive and hospitable attitude.