What is the meaning of the Winter Olympics logo?

The Beijing 222 Winter Olympics bid committee has determined "pure ice and snow, passionate dating" as the bid vision, and "ink dancing for the Winter Olympics" as the bid logo, which has become the core element of Beijing's bid to host the 222 Winter Olympics. The logo is based on the word "winter" in China's calligraphy.

The logo takes the word "winter" in China's calligraphy as the main body, and skillfully combines the abstract slideway, ice and snow movement form with calligraphy, so that people and books are integrated, and heaven and man are integrated; The two points below the winter word conveniently merge into 222, which is vivid and natural. The logo not only shows the vitality and passion of winter sports, but also conveys the unique charm of China culture.

The sports icon, which is integrated by seal cutting and Chinese characters, reflects the exquisite brushwork and white cloth between square inches through the blade, which is not only colorful, but also echoes the emblem of Beijing 28 Olympic Games "China Seal" and becomes a unique cultural imprint left by Beijing, the "Double Olympic City" to the world. Through this set of icons, we can vividly feel the shape and spirit of winter sports and the root and soul of Chinese culture.

Beijing 222 Winter Olympics Torch

On the evening of February 4th, 221, the one-year countdown to the Beijing Winter Olympics was held in the National Aquatics Center "Ice Cube". The appearance design of the torch for Beijing 222 Winter Olympics and Paralympic Winter Games was officially released. ?

The shape of the torch "Flying" of Beijing Winter Olympics is very dynamic and energetic. The color is silver and red, which symbolizes the meeting of ice and fire, flying with passion, illuminating the ice and snow and warming the world. The torch of Beijing Winter Paralympics is silver and gold, which symbolizes brilliance and dreams and embodies the Paralympic values of "courage, determination, motivation and equality". The bottom circle of the torch is engraved with the full name of "Beijing 222 Winter Paralympics" in Braille.

The overall appearance of the torch echoes the shape of the main torch tower at the opening ceremony of the Beijing 28 Olympic Games, with auspicious clouds as the base, and a transition from bottom to top to paper-cut snowflake pattern, which rotates and rises like a ribbon. When the torch is handed over, the top can be closely interlocked.