Mascot Of 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games

2010

Guangzhou Asian Games

"Ah Xiang" is a handsome, sincere and brave lamb, coloured as the blue of the Olympic rings, symbolizing the continuous flow of the Pearl River, representing the peaceful and kindly character of the Guangzhou people and the broad and inclusive mind.

Pearl River water, Chinese heart and Asian sentiment, let love and smile sow eternal peace and friendship.

"Ah he" is a simple, modest and steadfast lamb, colored as the black Olympic five ring, symbolizing the long history of South of the Five Ridges culture and the profound historical and cultural accumulation of the ancient city of the millennium.

The enterprising Guangzhou people are developing a pragmatic, compatible and open spirit of South of the Five Ridges. They are using wisdom and sweat to interpret the legend of the new five rams.

"Alu" is a beautiful, fashionable and intelligent lamb, coloring the red of the Olympic rings, symbolizing Guangzhou's flower and tree cotton.

Jinxiu flower city is witnessing the grand ceremony of another grand event.

In this heroic city, the people of Guangzhou are devoted to the preparations for the Asian Games with full enthusiasm and sufficient energy to show their dynamism and vitality.

"Yi Yi" is a cute, lively and cheerful lamb. It is coloured as the green in the Olympic five rings. The vibrant green gives her elegant and smart temperament, symbolizing the Baiyun Mountain.

"Yi Yi" enjoys sports and life and hopes and dreams for the future. It means that the ancient and young city of Guangzhou is developing new charm and prosperity.

"Le Yang Yang" is a tall, handsome, sunny confident sheep. It is coloured as the yellow of the Olympic rings. It symbolizes the "Sui Cheng" (the color of Rice Panicles) of the host city. It has the harvest and joy. To express the success of the Asian Games will be the precious spiritual wealth of the Asian people.

"Le Yang Yang" led the four lambs forward happily, and implied that the people of Guangzhou should welcome the Asian Games and embrace the bright future of Asia with the spirit of optimism, enterprising spirit and enterprising spirit.

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City Legend

The creativity of the mascot of Guangzhou Asian Games comes from the legend of Guangzhou city.

According to legend, a long time ago, there was a famine year after year in Guangzhou.

One day, five celestial beings came from the sky. Five immortals, who were riding on a rice ear, arrived in Guangzhou.

The fairy gave the Rice Panicles to the people of Guangzhou, and wished that there would never be any famine. Five immortal sheep turned into stone and remained in Guangzhou.

From then on, Guangzhou became the richest place in south of the Five Ridges.

The legend of Wuyang Valley has made "Wuyang" one of the most famous signs in Guangzhou.

The story of five immortals has made countless experts and designers have the idea of mascot five.

From a cultural perspective, in some western countries, the number "5" is extraordinary and perfect.

In the traditional Chinese culture, the number "5" is widely used, such as the theory of Yin Yang and five elements.

In ancient Chinese characters, "sheep" is "auspicious" and "auspicious" can also write "Ji Yang"; the traditional Chinese aesthetic concept is "sheep" as "beauty".

In the traditional culture of many Asian countries, "sheep" is also auspicious and can bring luck to others.

Therefore, the mascot of Guangzhou Asian Games takes the creativity of "sheep" and is accepted and loved by people of different cultures and religions in Asia.

In addition, "5" is also the number of the five rings of the Olympic Games, which is also the number of mascots in the previous Asian Games.

Mascot name is exquisite.

Mascot is an important symbol of every sports meet.

For the host city of Guangzhou, mascot is an important carrier of the Asian Games image brand.

The birth of the lucky sheep, the lucky sheep, is another landmark event in the preparations for the Guangzhou Asian Games. It has a positive and far-reaching impact on the dissemination of the image of the Guangzhou Asian Games and the preparations for the Asian Games.

It is of great significance to determine how to name five sheep as mascots.

The name of the mascot fully expresses the good wishes of "peace, prosperity, happiness, success and happiness" brought by the Guangzhou Asian Games, and conveys the idea of "harmony and passion" in the games.