Red Ribbon Public Welfare Poster-Who can tell me what the meaning of the red ribbon symbol is?

Which celebrities have made posters with HIV-infected people?

The "Testify for AIDS" public welfare poster shot for the first time by HIV-infected people and celebrities was released on Children's Day on June 1. International piano artist Wu Makino, actors Jiang Wenli, Wang Jia, Guan Xiaotong, and fashion photographer Jia Lei appeared in the arms of a little girl affected by AIDS, conveying the power of warmth in the beautiful images.

The slogan “Eliminate Discrimination and Testify for AIDS” is eye-catching, calling on the public to eliminate discrimination against HIV-infected people.

The poster presents the inner world of the little girl in black and white. In the black image, the star covers the little girl's slightly frightened eyes; in the white image, the girl faces the camera with a warm smile.

The close contact between a celebrity and an HIV-infected girl, the removal of the AIDS label, and a profound interpretation of the slogan "If there is no discrimination, you can no longer cover my eyes."

Fear and misunderstanding are the root causes of discrimination against children affected by AIDS. In educational settings, if there is no discrimination, children affected by AIDS can attend regular schools. Previously, Linfen Red Ribbon School held the 7th May 26th International AIDS Anti-Discrimination Lunch Day with the theme of testifying for AIDS, eliminating discrimination, and enjoying education. The red ribbon teenager Su Lian featured in the poster is a mother-in-law. The person who spreads HIV infection is from Linfen Red Ribbon School. This poster release continues the theme of eliminating discrimination and testifying for "AIDS" for public welfare.

This public welfare event to testify for "AIDS" not only brings together pianists, actors, and photographers from the Chinese literary and artistic circles to testify that AIDS is "not scary", it also receives support from public welfare organizations and all walks of life. Health Foundation (AHF), Global Sustainable Development Goals Foundation, Baidu Education, Yulele Culture Media, Youth Planning, and Sansanjia have joined the action. What is the meaning of the "red ribbon", the world's symbol of AIDS?

The "red ribbon" is a symbol of the world's care for AIDS patients. It encourages us all to extend a hand of friendship and care to help those who are suffering from HIV. The "red ribbon" symbolizes hope: hope that AIDS will end one day in the future, hope that the friends who are suffering can be cured, and hope that the pressure on the entire society can be relieved. Wearing a "red ribbon" badge represents our joint efforts to defeat AIDS. The "red ribbon" expresses care and acceptance for AIDS patients/infectious people and their caregivers, as well as support for AIDS health education, treatment methods and disease research. "Red Ribbon" is a ribbon identification symbol originally designed by a group of visual artists in New York to draw attention to AIDS in the world. The idea of ??its symbol originated from a small charity called "See AIDS" in New York in April 1991. This charity group is composed of a group of people who love art. They hope to use their talents and resources to , contribute to this global epidemic of disease. In the late 1980s, some artists in the United States used red ribbons to silently mourn their companions who died of AIDS. At a World AIDS Conference, people living with HIV and AIDS called for understanding. A long red ribbon was thrown over the venue. Supporters cut it into small pieces and pinned the folded red ribbon logo to their chests. Later, many charitable organizations and medical institutions focusing on AIDS were named after the "Red Ribbon". The red ribbon has gradually become an international symbol calling for the whole society to pay attention to the prevention and treatment of AIDS, and to understand and care for people living with HIV and AIDS patients. It symbolizes the love of life and the desire for equality. At conferences and events such as the First China AIDS and STD Prevention and Control Conference, staff members distributed red ribbons. The large-scale charity gala held in my country for World AIDS Day was also named "Floating Red Ribbon". Because young people are susceptible to AIDS, they are also a new force in the prevention and control of AIDS. HIV-infected and AIDS patients in my country are mainly distributed in rural areas. The majority of farmers lack AIDS prevention and treatment knowledge and self-protection awareness, and discrimination against AIDS patients and infected people also exists to a certain extent. Increasing publicity in rural areas is an urgent need for the current prevention and control of AIDS. Therefore, this time the AIDS awareness campaign was combined with the "Three Going to the Countryside" summer activities for college student volunteers, and was named the "Three Going to the Countryside" Red Ribbon Action for College Student Volunteers in the Summer.

It is hoped that through this event, young people's enthusiasm and high sense of social responsibility will be fully utilized, the whole society's understanding, support and participation in AIDS prevention and treatment will be promoted, and a good social atmosphere of caring for HIV-infected and AIDS patients will be further created. Can anyone tell me what the red ribbon logo means?

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The red ribbon means that people around the world are closely connected to fight against AIDS together. It symbolizes our care and support for AIDS patients and infected people. ; Symbolizes our love for life and desire for peace; Symbolizes our "heart" to participate in the prevention of AIDS.