What is the emblem of Beijing Winter Olympics?

Looking at the calendar yesterday, I realized that there are only 100 days left before the end of 202 1, and the most worthy of our expectation in 2022 is the Beijing Winter Olympics. This is the 24th Winter Olympic Games held in Beijing. The 24th Winter Olympics is scheduled to open on February 4th, 2022, and then close on February 20th. What is the theme slogan of this Beijing Winter Olympics? Going to the future together? . There are two venues in the Winter Olympics, Beijing and Zhangjiakou, mainly Beijing. I heard that the emblem of Beijing Winter Olympics has been designed. Do you know what it looks like? Let's talk!

1. 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.

The last Winter Olympics, the 23rd Winter Olympics, was held in Pyeongchang. I believe that this year's Winter Olympics in Beijing can have more outstanding places to better show the elegance of Olympic athletes.

2. The emblem design of Beijing Winter Olympics is unique.

From the exposed pictures, we can see that the overall background of the commemorative emblem of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics is the Great Wall as a representative building in Beijing, and the picture of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing is designed on the front of the commemorative emblem. Both the Temple of Heaven and the Great Wall are architectural symbols with Beijing characteristics.

The emblem of Beijing Winter Olympics is of special significance.

The emblem of Beijing Winter Olympics is more interesting. There is a lovely national treasure panda on it. As long as it is an important occasion, there will be red pandas. Next to the panda's left ear, there is a sign of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. The panda on the badge is not an ordinary panda, but a panda wearing a cold suit and waving a hockey stick. This is also a special event of Beijing Winter Olympics. The events selected in the Winter Olympics are all characterized by the weather, such as curling, ice hockey and skiing. Do you know the meaning of the English letter DAYSTOGO next to the panda?