The mascot first appeared at the Olympic Games

For the first time in Olympic history, a mascot appeared at the 1972 Munich Olympics.

The Olympic mascot (referred to as the Olympic mascot or mascot) is an animal or character that represents each Olympic Games. It is usually a local animal, or a figure that can represent the characteristics of the local culture. Regardless of the appearance of the Olympic mascots, what they have in common is that the theme of the Olympic Games is to show the unique geography, history and culture of the host city; The Olympic mascot is a place that fulfills the Olympic spirit, conveys the concept of the Olympic Games, and promotes its history and culture to the host city, as well as creating a festive atmosphere for the Olympic Games.

For the first time in Olympic history, a mascot appeared at the 1972 Munich Olympics. Since then, the mascot has become a major component of the image of the Olympic Games. With its unique image full of vitality and loved by people, the mascot embodies the Olympic spirit, conveys the concept of the current Olympic Games, conveys the history, culture and humanistic spirit of the host city, and creates a festive atmosphere of the Olympic Games.

The mascot first played a prominent role at the Olympic Games at Munich 1972. In recent years, the role of the mascot of the Olympic Games has been more vivid. They are diverse and charming, which not only reflect the characteristics of the host city of the Olympic Games, but also solidify the Olympic spirit of unity, friendship and fair play in a cute practical image, which has won the love of people all over the world, especially children.

Even years after an Olympic Games, its adorable mascot remains memorable.

1. For the first time in Olympic history, the mascot appeared at the 1972 Munich Olympics, when it was a decorative image of a German purebred beagle known as Waldi. Since then, the mascot has become a major component of the image of the Olympic Games.

2. The mascot of the Olympic Games (referred to as the Olympic mascot and the Olympic cute) is an animal or character representing each Olympic Games. It is usually an animal that is a surplus of local sails, or a figure that can represent the characteristics of the local culture. Regardless of the appearance of the Olympic mascots, what they have in common is that the theme of the Olympic Games is to show the unique geographical features, history and culture of the host city. The Olympic mascot is a place that fulfills the Olympic spirit, conveys the concept of the Olympic Games, and promotes its history and culture to the host city, as well as creating a festive atmosphere for the Olympic Games.

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Analysis: The Olympic mascot first appeared at the 10th Winter Olympics held in Grenoble in 1968.

The mascot is an ice bear dressed in the three colors of the French flag.

The first mascots were used in the Summer Olympics in 1972 at the 20th Olympic Games in Munich, Germany. It is a beagle called the "Waldi" roll-up key.