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Anonymous users2024-02-07The dove is a symbol of peace, friendship, unity and holiness, and as a messenger of peace, the dove is also one of the indispensable roles in the world's great prosperity. The release of the dove of peace at the Olympic Games shows the good wishes of the people of the world for peace, friendship and unity.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics dove means peace, friendship and unity. Through the opening ceremony, tell everyone that the major conference or event officially began, and there are leaders and guests to attend, in order to show the importance of the major conference or activity, followed by the momentum, the opening ceremony itself is the promotion of the meeting or event, with a high standard and a warm atmosphere. Creating a positive and enthusiastic atmosphere at the opening ceremony is conducive to boosting morale.
The meaning of the mascot of the Winter GamesThe mascot of the Winter Olympics, Bingdundun, combines the image of a panda with a super-energetic ice crystal shell, reflecting the characteristics of ice and snow sports and modern technology, and the overall image resembles an astronaut, implying creating extraordinary, exploring the future, and embodying the infinite possibilities of pursuing excellence, leading the times and facing the future.
The mascot of the Winter Paralympics, Xue Rongrong, is designed and created based on lanterns, and the ruyi shape on the top symbolizes auspiciousness and happiness; The continuous pattern of the dove of peace and the Temple of Heaven symbolizes peace and friendship and highlights the characteristics of the host place. The decorative motifs are integrated into the traditional Chinese art of paper-cutting; The snow blocks on the face not only have the meaning of the snow mega year, but also reflect the anthropomorphic design.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Categories: Sports Sports.
Analysis: At the 7th Olympic Games in Antwerp, Belgium in 1920, the dove of peace was released for the first time at the Olympic venue. In the morning, the Belgian archbishop held a mass in the church in the center of Antwerp to mourn the Olympic athletes and thousands of people who lost their lives in the Battle of the New Year, and then moved to the Antwerp stadium in the afternoon to hold the opening ceremony.
When the Belgian national Sansan announced the opening, the Olympic flag, designed by Coubertin in 1913, was raised for the first time. A flock of doves, a symbol of peace, then took to the skies and circled over the field, making them the first doves of peace to be released in the history of the Olympic Games.
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Anonymous users2024-02-041 0 Since many of the pigeons released at the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Seoul (Seoul) were burned to death by the flames of the cauldron, the IOC decided not to release real pigeons in favor of other forms of artistic expression. Because of this, the release of doves of peace at the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games since then has become a highlight for artists to showcase their talents. The most impressive thing is that during the Sydney Olympic Games, when a huge white cloth was passed on the top of the athletes' heads, the lights projected pigeons flying on it, full of poetry, conveying the common aspiration of all mankind to pursue peace.
The opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games also carefully planned the creativity of this link, and among the various creative schemes, the final cut was simplified, and the scheme adopted was unforgettable. A girl dressed in plain clothes crossed her arms, waved her hands, and danced her wings like a dove in plain clothes to the rhythm of the song. More than 10,000 athletes and more than 10,000 spectators in the stadium danced their arms together ......Everyone raised their hands from the bottom of their hearts and released the dove of peace in their hearts.
It was the simplest, most unique and most attended release of the dove of peace in Olympic history. IOC President Rogge said he appreciated the idea when he learned of the plan before the opening ceremony, and he also rehearsed it in advance to practice the move.
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