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In accordance with the provisions of the Olympic Charter, the official Olympic badge is provided to the IOC by the Organising Committee of the Olympic Games and awarded to the following persons:All athletes, sports teams** and other staff, IOC members and Presidents and Secretaries-General of international federations recognized by the IOC attending the Olympic Games, and the equivalent of each National or Regional Olympic Committee**.

and referees, timekeepers, inspectors, linemen, etc., duly appointed by the relevant international federations within the quota specified by the IOC. Medals or certificates awarded at the Winter Olympics must be different from those awarded at the Summer Olympics. Medals and certificates cannot be issued to members of delegations withdrawing from the Olympic Games.

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The emblem of Olympic games, also known as the Olympic logo, is the Olympic emblem of an Olympic Games. The main symbol of the Olympic Games is five rings of different colors. There was a popular explanation for the meaning of the five rings of the Olympic Games, that is, the color of each ring represented a continent.

The 140th issue of the Olympic Magazine, published by the International Olympic Committee in June 1979, pointed out that this statement was false. According to the Olympic Charter, the meaning of the five rings is to symbolize the unity of the five continents and the meeting of athletes from all over the world in a spirit of justice, fairness, frankness and friendship in the Olympic Games.

The organizing committees of the modern Olympic Games, including the Summer and Winter Olympic Games, have designed a unique emblem for the Games they are hosting. The design of the emblem is sometimes selected through a wide public call, but the Olympic emblem must be reviewed and approved by the IOC Executive Board.

Logo features of the Olympic Games:

Each Olympic Games has a different emblem, but all have the five rings, which are then lined with a pattern that reflects the characteristics of the host country or national customs. For example, when the 17th Olympic Games were held in Rome, Italy in 1960, the city coat of arms of Rome was used as the emblem, that is, the image of a she-wolf nursing two babies.

The emblem of the 29th Olympic Games is a dynamic pattern with the character "Beijing" in small seal script, which resembles an athlete running and sprinting, and a dancer welcoming the convening of the Olympic Games; It not only represents the Olympic Games in Beijing, but also has the charm of the Orient of China.

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The badges of each Olympic Games are different, but all of them have a common symbol, that is, the Olympic rings that are connected to each other, and at the same time, they are lined with the main pattern that expresses the history, geography, national culture and traditions of the Olympic City and the host country, so that people can see at a glance the time and place of the Olympic Games.

According to the Olympic Charter, the Olympic symbols in the Olympic emblem must not cover more than 1 3 of the total area of the emblem, and the Olympic symbols must appear in their entirety and must not be altered.

The design of the Olympic badge should not only reflect the Olympic spirit, but also reflect the special banquet of the host country and the Olympic city, and it is an artistic symbol with historical commemorative significance.