What does the Olympic Volunteer logo mean?

The heart-to-heart shape symbolizes the heart-to-heart connection between volunteers, athletes, the Olympic family and all guests, serving and dedicating love, adding luster to the Olympic Movement. The cheerful and dancing human form shows the volunteer spirit of volunteering and dedication. The sincere smiles, excellent service, and friendly behavior of the volunteers will resonate with the hearts and minds of every Olympic participant.

The heart-to-heart shape symbolizes the heart-to-heart connection between volunteers, athletes, the Olympic family and all guests, serving and dedicating love, adding luster to the Olympic Movement. The design of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games volunteer logo uses China's unique traditional cultural form - Chinese calligraphy and painting art style, and the emblem of the Beijing Olympic Games, "China Seal 6 1 Dancing Beijing".

There is no fixed logo for Olympic volunteers, only the 2008 Beijing Olympics have a logo for this Olympic volunteer, and other Olympic Games have not developed a relevant logo.

The three of them danced hand in hand, and together they held up two jumping hearts, reflecting the volunteer style of cooperation, participation, sincerity and dedication, which is the symbol of volunteers of the Beijing Olympic Games.

The Olympics is a big stage, and volunteers play an important role in it. Olympic volunteers refer to people from all walks of life who serve others, society and the Olympic Games in the whole process of preparing and holding the Olympic and Paralympic Games on a voluntary basis and in the basic form of volunteer service. Normally, an Olympic Games requires a large number of volunteers, and for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, 100,000 volunteers were selected from applications from all over the world.

What does that mean? Selfless Dedication, Volunteerism First Priority An outstanding Olympic Games must have commendable Olympic volunteer service. In the definition of volunteer, "voluntarily ..."

Devoted to the Olympic volunteer work, the kind of intense and efficient work rhythm is not tolerated...Meaning of the Five Rings Logo and the Five Rings Logo**.

The volunteer logo is made up of a black hand in the middle of a white wreath in a triangle. Hands represent aid, support and service. Volunteers often use their hands to soothe and comfort those in need.

The triangular image symbolizes the union of multiple parties. Not only do volunteers work with others, but also with host organizations such as the Red Cross, so it's important to build partnerships to achieve common goals. In addition, the "Triangle of Trouble" and the "Hand" loosely form the attention of this sign into a flower.

The white petals of the bend represent the quality of selflessness and dedication. The heart of the white wreath presents a small orange five-pointed star, which symbolizes the light of volunteers, and hopes that volunteers can act as a "spontaneous, unpaid, and unlimited" brilliance, speak for the disadvantaged groups, and provide more services for the community. The design of this logo is simple but profound, and it accurately reflects the spirit of volunteers.

The volunteer logo is made up of three people holding hands to form the shape of a "heart". Among them, "three people hand in hand" represents the three most important aspects of volunteer spirit, including voluntary car reform, dedication and friendship; The shape of the "heart" represents the enthusiasm and love of the volunteers, which is simple and allegorical. The moral conveyed by the whole volunteer logo is that volunteers are a group of enthusiastic and voluntary people who participate in public welfare activities, and play an important role in conveying social love and promoting social progress.

1 At its center are two fiery phases.

The heart shape symbolizes the sincere enthusiasm of the volunteers to connect with the athletes, the Olympic family and all the guests, serve with heart and dedication, and add luster to the Olympic Movement. Below the heart are three joyfully dancing human figures, showing the volunteer spirit of volunteer dedication and joy. The design of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games volunteer logo uses China's unique traditional cultural form - Chinese calligraphy and painting art style, and the emblem of the Beijing Olympic Games, "Chinese Seal and Dancing Beijing", has become a closely related logo system.

2 Dedication to happiness.

On the whole, the logo is the shape of a heart, and at the same time, it is also the appearance of the first letter "y" of the English "youth". In the middle of the logo is a white part of the shape of a helping hand, which is also the shape of a dove that symbolizes peace. The meaning of the logo is:

Dedicate a piece of love to all the people in need in the world, extend a hand of friendly help, release the white dove of hope in your heart, face the world, and run towards the future. It shows the theme of "enthusiastic dedication to society and heart-warming feelings" of young volunteers.

The overall composition of the logo is the shape of the experience, and the first letter "V" of the English "volunteer" is red. The pattern ** is the shape of the hand, but also the shape of the pigeon, and it is also the first letter of the "y" in the English of "youth", white. The symbol means that Chinese young volunteers dedicate a piece of love to all people in need in the society, extend a hand of friendship, and express the volunteer theme of "love to the society, true feelings warm people's hearts".

Embody Chinese characteristics. The logo takes the Chinese character "Zhi" as the basic prototype and Chinese red as the basic color, containing rich Chinese excellent traditional culture, with clear indications, concise and generous, festive and peaceful, implying that the volunteer service with Chinese characteristics is prosperous and has broad prospects.

With an international element. The logo has the words "China Volunteer Service" in Chinese and English, and many places are cleverly composed with the English letter "V", which is the initial letter of the English word volunteer, which reflects the exchange, integration and integration of Chinese volunteer service and the world.

The image is rich in content. The upper part of the word "zhi" is a pigeon with wings spread and flying. The pigeon is a messenger of peace, a symbol of friendship, conveying happiness and friendship, and releasing peace and harmony.

The lower part of the character "zhi" is composed of the cursive character "heart" in Chinese calligraphy, and it is also a flowing ribbon, which not only expresses the happy mood of volunteers when carrying out volunteer service, but also symbolizes that volunteers connect with love to serve others and contribute to society.

The meaning of the logo of China's volunteer service is "heart and hand are connected, love is popular". This logo is made up of three elements: the heart, the hand, and the earth.

The red heart represents the enthusiasm and love of the volunteers, implying that the volunteers put their hearts into volunteer activities, care for others with love, and convey the warmth of the chain.

The hand represents the actual actions of the volunteers, which means that the volunteers stretch out their hands and contribute to the society by contributing to the social welfare undertakings.

The planet represents that the scope of volunteerism is not limited to one country or region, but is global. The efforts of volunteers can make the world a better place and contribute to the progress and sustainable development of human civilization.

Therefore, the overall meaning of the China Volunteer Service logo is: volunteers use their actions and love to cross borders, change the world, and fill the world with love and hope.

Bring glory to the country, make contributions, and ask for the country at any cost.

Dedicate your life to no regrets.

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Volunteers are people and groups of people who contribute their time and energy to the betterment of society based on morality, faith, conscience, compassion and responsibility without material reward. Volunteer service refers to the act of using one's own time, one's own skills, one's own resources, and one's own kindness to provide non-profit and non-professional assistance to neighbors, communities, and society.

Annan. Many people envy these volunteers, believing that they not only contribute to the Olympics, but also have access to sports stars and watch games for free. In fact, is the work of Olympic volunteers really so "romantic" as it seems? In fact, their work is very complex, and a lot of trivial work is what they do.

In principle, volunteers for the Olympic and Paralympic Games should work for more than 7 consecutive days, one shift per day, and each shift should not exceed 8 hours, and the specific shift arrangements should be determined according to the venue and event arrangements. Special positions will be determined according to the actual situation of a reasonable time shift.

Volunteers for the Olympic Games have to go through layers of screening, and not everyone who wants to become a volunteer can successfully qualify. Volunteering for the Olympics is different from some of the simple volunteers we usually encounter, because it requires a lot of specialized knowledge and skills to do a good job in the service of the Olympic Games. In addition, in addition to meeting the needs of the Games, the volunteers of the 2008 Olympic Games can become messengers of cultural exchanges, and can open a window to the people of the world to publicize Chinese culture and the spiritual outlook of Chinese civilization.