Hangzhou Asian Games 2023 slogan

The slogan of the 2023 Asian Games in Hangzhou is "Harmony in Heart, Future".

The biggest highlight of the theme slogan of Hangzhou Asian Games is the Internet symbol "@", which not only represents the Internet of Everything, but also conforms to the characteristics of Hangzhou Internet city. 20 19 12 15 released the theme slogan of Hangzhou Asian Games on the countdown day of the 19 th Asian Games in 2022, with Chinese as "Harmony with Heart, @ Future" and English as "Harmony with Heart, Love the Future".

The events of Hangzhou Asian Games are set as: 40 major events, 6 1 event and 48 1 event. The 40 sports include 365,438+0 Olympic events and 9 non-Olympic events. At the same time, under the premise of keeping 40 major events unchanged, two events, e-sports and break dancing, will be added. Hangzhou Asian Games will produce 48 1 gold medals.

19 emblem of Hangzhou Asian Games

The emblem of Hangzhou 19 Asian Games was named "Tide Tide". The main graphic consists of six elements: fan, Qiantang River, avatar, track and field, Internet logo and the sun graphic symbolizing the Olympic Council of Asia. The following is the seal of the host city and the year of hosting. These two elements are isomorphic to form a complete emblem of Hangzhou Asian Games. The fan shape reflects the humanistic meaning of the south of the Yangtze River, the track represents sports competition, the Internet logo fits the characteristics of Hangzhou, and the sun graphic is the symbol of the Olympic Council of Asia.

Qiantang River and Qian Jiangchao Head are the image core of the emblem. Green water and green hills show the natural features of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, and the surging river expresses the spiritual temperament of Zhejiang children. The overall image of the emblem symbolizes the surging tide and vigorous development of Socialism with Chinese characteristics in the new era, and it also symbolizes that the OCA family will join hands, embrace tightly and move forward forever.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Hangzhou 19 Asian Games