What are the medals of Tokyo Olympic Games made of?

Use metal extracted from used mobile phones or small electronic devices to make medals.

The design concept of medals in Tokyo Olympic Games is light and glory. The spiral design is convenient for medals to absorb all kinds of light in all directions and reflect it out. These lights symbolize the victory of every athlete, which was achieved with the support of many people around them.

The design concept of medals in Tokyo Olympic Games is that the spiral design of light and glory is convenient for medals to absorb all kinds of light in all directions and reflect it. These lights symbolize the victory of every athlete, which was achieved with the support of many people around. There are strict design specifications for the Olympic Games.

Since 1908 London Olympic Games, Olympic medals have been standardized, requiring that their designs should include the iconic five-ring logo. The official name of the Olympic Games in front of Panathinik Stadium and the Greek goddess of victory. The standard pattern was formulated at the IOC plenary session in May 1907. The front uses Nike, the goddess of victory with a unified pattern formulated by the International Olympic Committee, and the back is designed by the host country.