What is the meaning and symbol of melting snow?

It symbolizes lighting up dreams and warming the world, represents friendship, courage and strength, and embodies the fighting spirit mobilized by the Paralympic Games and the Paralympic Games concept that inspires the world.

Snow symbolizes whiteness and beauty, which is the characteristic of snow and ice movement.

Tolerance means tolerance, tolerance and mutual learning.

Blending means blending, warmth and knowing each other.

Core idea:

Design and creation are based on lanterns, which represent harvest, celebration, warmth and light, and the wishful image at the top symbolizes auspiciousness and happiness.

The continuous patterns of the dove of peace and the Temple of Heaven symbolize peace and friendship, and highlight the characteristics of the venue. Decorative patterns are integrated into the traditional paper-cutting art in China. The snow on the face not only represents the meaning of auspicious snow and auspicious year, but also embodies the anthropomorphic design and highlights the cuteness of the mascot.

Lanterns with China red as the main color highlight the festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival in China in 2022. Their bodies glow, which means lighting up their dreams and warming the world. They represent friendship, courage and strength, and embody the fighting spirit of the Winter Paralympic Games and the idea of inspiring the world.

The overall design of snowmelt is highly consistent with the main features of lanterns inspired by it, and it incorporates a large number of China traditional cultural symbols and winter season elements. From the front, the most prominent feature of snowmelt is the snow on the face, which is a natural facial form formed by the beating of snow, and can make rich expression changes in different scenes. ?

In terms of details, Xue Rongrong has a wishful ring on his head. The pattern covered with snow is the wall pattern of the Great Wall, and the next layer is the paper-cut pattern. The facade is a pattern of Beijing pigeons, which means that athletes from all over the world are welcome to come to China to participate in sports events. The negative image is a silhouette of the Temple of Heaven, a landmark building in Beijing. There is also a circle of wishful patterns around the feet of the mascot.