About the Olympic Fuwa, hurry hurry! Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! Urgent!

First, the mascot of the Beijing Olympic Games embodies the preparatory concept and Olympic spirit of the Beijing Olympic Games of "Green Olympics, Humanistic Olympics, and Science and Technology Olympics", and conveys the ideals and pursuits of the peaceful development of human society, the harmonious coexistence of man and nature, and the harmonious coexistence between people. Second, the mascot has strong Chinese characteristics. The mascot uses a large number of rich Chinese cultural elements, showing the diversity of Chinese culture in many directions, Fuwa and Chinese traditional culture are seamlessly combined, and the five colors of Fuwa are exactly the five elements of China - gold, wood, water, fire and earth, two rites in life, two instruments give birth to four elephants, four elephants give birth to gossip, gossip gives birth to all things, and the unity of five Fuwa just symbolizes the unity of the people of the world.

The mascot has strong Chinese characteristics. The mascot uses a large number of rich Chinese cultural elements, showing the diversity of Chinese culture in many directions, Fuwa and Chinese traditional culture are seamlessly combined, and the five colors of Fuwa are exactly the five elements of China - gold, wood, water, fire and earth, two rites in life, two instruments give birth to four elephants, four elephants give birth to gossip, gossip gives birth to all things, and the unity of five Fuwa just symbolizes the unity of the people of the world.

Each doll has a catchy name: "Beibei", "Jingjing", "Huanhuan", "Yingying" and "Nini", and in China, diaphragm names are a traditional way to express affection for children. When you put the names of the five dolls together, you will read out Beijing's warm invitation to the world: "Welcome to Beijing".

Fuwa represents dreams and the aspirations of the Chinese people. Their archetypes and headdresses embody their connections to the sea, the forest, the sacred fire, the earth and the sky, and their image design applies the expression of traditional Chinese art to show the splendid culture of China.

Yes, the name is Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, Nini, which is a homonym for "Beijing welcomes you".

Yes. The names are Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, and Nini.

No, my opinion

...Of course yes, as a Chinese, how can you not even be sure about this.

It seems to be this: Beibei: Prosperity Jingjing: Harmonious coexistence of nature Huanhuan: Olympic flame Welcome: Tibetan antelope Nini: Flying swallow.

Beibei: Prosperity Jingjing: Harmonious coexistence of nature Huanhuan: Olympic flame Welcome: Tibetan antelope Nini: Flying swallows.

Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, Nini Kongfengju (homonym of "Beijing welcomes you") If you agree with me, please click the [for satisfaction] button in time The mobile phone base checker can comment on [satisfaction] in the upper right corner of the client. Doubi.

Yours is my motivation to move forward

Gentle and pure, Bei Bei is a master of water sports, and the blue ring of the Olympic rings complements each other.

Jingjing is honest and optimistic, full of strength, probably a representative of weightlifting and other power competitions, and also represents the black ring of the Olympic rings.

Huanhuan has an outgoing personality and is familiar with various ball games, representing the red ring of the Olympic rings.

Yingying is agile and a good track and field player, representing the yellow ring of the Olympic rings.

The innocent and cheerful Nini will make her debut in gymnastics, representing the green ring of the Olympic rings.

Bebe is a water sport.

Jingjing weightlifting and other powers.

Huanhuan All kinds of ball games.

Welcome to athletics.

Nini Gymnastics.

Solution: Set up a box of "Fuwa" toys for X yuan, a badge for Y yuan.

x＋2y＝145（1）

2x＋3y＝280（2）

1) 2 (2), got.

y＝10 （3）

Substitute (3) into (1) to obtain.

x＋20＝145

x 125 A: 125 yuan for a box of "Fuwa", 10 yuan for a badge.

Solution: Analysis according to the question: 1 Fuwa + 2 badges = 145 yuan.

2 Fuwa + 3 badges = 280 yuan.

Thus, it can be seen that 1 Fuwa + 1 badge = 135 yuan.

Badge: 145-135=10 yuan.

Fuwa: 145-20=125 yuan.

Answer: Fuwa 125 yuan, badge 10 yuan.

Let Fuwa be $ x and the badge be $ y, then.

x+2y=145

2x+3y=280

Solve the equation x = 125

y=10 Fuwa toys 125 yuan.

Badge $10.

Zheng Yuanjie, a writer, proposed that the number of mascots in this Olympic Games should be the largest, and later he proposed to match the Olympic rings, and then the painter Han Meilin designed it. It was officially released on November 11, 2005, exactly 1,000 days before the opening of the Beijing Olympic Games.

The designers seem to be Wu Guanying and Han Meilin, I remember.

5＋1＝6

You have to buy at least 6 Fuwa to ensure that there must be two of the same Fuwa.

What if you have to come up with three of the same? What about Fuwa.