What is the China element of Beijing Winter Olympics?

1, Opening Ceremony "Five Rings of Ice and Snow"

A drop of water turns into ice. A drop of ice-blue ink fell from the sky, turned into the water of the Yellow River, and poured down. The artistic conception of the whole picture comes from China's ancient poem "How the water of the Yellow River moves out of the sky", which is a romantic imagination and praise for China's mother river. The rolling waves finally condensed into a crystal clear world of ice and snow, as if freezing time.

2. Opening ceremony snowflake guide card

According to the media guide for the opening ceremony and the design concept of "a snowflake" throughout, the guide plate held by the guide adopts the shape of shining snowflake. The design was inspired by the pattern of "Chinese knot". Chinese knot is an ancient hand-woven craft in China. The knot is woven with a thread from beginning to end, which means unity and auspiciousness.

3, the opening ceremony tiger hat

According to the media guide for the opening ceremony, the costume design of the guide adopts the ice and snow pattern and the style of China traditional Chinese painting. It is worth mentioning that all the small hats worn by tour guides adopt the traditional tiger head pattern from Hebei folk. 2022 is the Year of the Tiger in China. Traditionally, people are used to wearing tiger hats for children in the Year of the Tiger.

4. Beijing Winter Olympics torch?

The torch of the Winter Olympics "flutters", paying tribute to the torch tower of the 2008 Olympic Games, like a big picture scroll. The design of "Yang Fei" is inspired by the leaves in nature and follows the oriental philosophy of "Taoism is natural". The appearance of red and silver symbolizes the fusion of ice and fire, which means that the torch illuminates the world of ice and snow to bring warmth and light. ?

5. The platform of Beijing Winter Olympics?

The platform of the Beijing Winter Olympics is designed with the concept of "bearing heaven and carrying things", and its creative inspiration also comes from the precious ancient cultural relic-the traditional bronze ritual vessel: Zun, whose modeling style is integrated with the torch and fire lamp.