Why do you always prefer giant pandas as mascots?

Because the giant panda is a national treasure. Giant pandas have become national treasures because of their scarce numbers, and they are loved by people all over the country because of their cute and cute appearance, so everyone likes giant pandas as mascots.

Because the giant panda is a very cute animal and is also very friendly to humans, people are willing to use it as a mascot.

The giant panda belongs to China's protected animals and is also a rare animal in China, so it is regarded as a mascot.

The reason why the giant panda is often used as a mascot is mainly due to its three characteristics: 1. It looks cute and cute; 2. The giant panda is particularly well-known, it is a national treasure and a business card of China; 3. Giant pandas are so popular.

1. How cute are giant pandas?

In the eyes of the public, the cutest and most honest animal is naturally the giant panda. First of all, its appearance is very round, with a large round face and dark circles.

The little short hands and small short legs, the whole body looks stupid and cute, and anyone who sees such a giant panda has no resistance. And many times when we interact with the giant panda, we will find that it is really super cute, and even very small babies will be amused by the giant panda. When you encounter such a giant panda, it is expected that no one will not like it.

Second, the giant panda is well-known.

The giant panda is a unique product of China, and the giant panda has always been used to convey the lack of friendship between countries. Therefore, in the eyes of many foreigners, the giant panda is China's business card and synonymous with China. When you see giant pandas, you think of China.

Therefore, people like to treat giant pandas as mascots, and many popular panda-related products are made to sell, and the effect is relatively ideal. It can be seen that the giant panda is really an animal that everyone likes. Using a popular animal as a mascot is not inconsistent at all.

3. Giant pandas are so popular!

Although not all mascots choose giant pandas, they have been featured in many events. For example, at the 2008 Olympics, the mascot included giant pandas. Another example is the mascot of the first China International Import Expo in 2018, which also used the giant panda "Jinbao" as the mascot.

The panda is unmatched by any other animal, both at home and abroad. Therefore, we can imagine that the use of giant pandas as mascots can actually be said to be the trend of the times.

Because the giant panda is very unique, only in China, it is a representative thing in our country, so it can be used as a mascot.

Because the giant panda itself is a unique animal in China, and the number is also very rare, it is also a first-class protected animal in China. In addition, the appearance of giant pandas is also very cute and cute, so my country has always favored the use of giant pandas as mascots.

Because the giant panda is a national treasure, the mascot must be a very representative animal in China, and the giant panda is so cute that it is very popular with everyone.

Because the giant panda is a national protected animal, and the giant panda is really very cute, it is liked by many people.

Because the giant panda symbolizes peace, our country always favors the giant panda as a mascot.

It's cute, and everyone likes it.

The panda mascot has Bing Dun Dun. The Winter Olympics mascot Bingdundun is designed and created based on the panda. Ice, a symbol of purity and strength, is the characteristic of the Winter Olympics.

Dundun, which means generous, healthy, lively and cute, fits the overall image of the panda and symbolizes the strong body, tenacious will and inspiring Olympic spirit of the Winter Olympic athletes.

Introduction to Bingdundun

The combination of the image of the Bingdundun panda and the ice crystal shell integrates cultural elements and ice and snow sports and endows them with new cultural attributes and characteristics, reflecting the characteristics of winter ice and snow sports. The panda is recognized as a national treasure of China by the world, with a friendly, cute and cute image. This design can not only represent the China hosting the Winter Olympics, but also represent the Winter Olympics with a Chinese taste.

The colorful halo on the head is inspired by the ice ribbon of the Beijing National Speed Skating Hall, and the flowing lines symbolize the ice and snow sports track and 5G technology. The shape of the head shell is taken from the ice and snow sports helmet. The overall shape of the panda is like an astronaut, and it is an expert in ice and snow sports from the future, implying the combination of modern technology and ice and snow sports.

Bingdundun abandons traditional elements and is full of a sense of futurism, times and speed.

2008 Beijing Olympics - Fuwa Jingjing.

Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics - Bingdundun.

2021 Chengdu Universiade (postponed to 2023) - Rongbao.

Summary. The giant panda is a mammal, black and white body color, it has round cheeks, big dark circles, a fat body, a signature inner figure walking style, and a scalpel-like sharp claw. It is one of the cutest animals in the world.

The black and white exterior is conducive to hiding in dense forest trees and snowy ground without being easily detected by predators. The relatively sharp claws and well-developed front and rear limbs are conducive to the giant panda's ability to quickly climb tall trees. Giant pandas are thick, up to 10 mm at their thickest point.

The thickness of different parts of the body is also different, the back of the body is thicker than the ventral side, the outer part of the body is thicker than the inner side, the average thickness of the body is about 5 mm, and the color is white and elastic and tough. Giant pandas have extremely underdeveloped vision. This is due to the fact that the giant panda has lived in dense bamboo forests for a long time, and the light is very dim and there are many obstacles, which makes its vision very short-sighted.

Also, since its pupils are longitudinally lobed like those of cats. As a result, they can still move in the evening when night falls.

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Because the panda has a sedan chair with the beautiful meaning of peace and unity, the panda also symbolizes the natural harmony with human beings, and from the world's point of view, the bear and grandson are closed to symbolize China, which has a very high representative significance, so the panda will be chosen as the mascot.

The giant panda has lived on the earth for at least 8 million years, and is known as a living fossil and a national treasure of China, and was chosen as a mascot.

The giant panda is a mammal, black and white body color, it has round cheeks, big dark circles, a fat body, a signature inner figure walking style, and a scalpel-like sharp claw. It is one of the cutest animals in the world. The black and white exterior is conducive to hiding in dense forest trees and snowy ground without being easily detected by predators.

The relatively sharp claws and well-developed front and rear limbs are conducive to the giant panda's ability to quickly climb tall trees. Giant pandas are thick, up to 10 mm at their thickest point. The thickness of different parts of the body is also different, the back of the body is thicker than the ventral side, the outer part of the body is thicker than the inner side, the average thickness of the body is about 5 mm, and the color is white and elastic and tough.

Giant pandas have extremely underdeveloped vision. This is due to the fact that the giant panda has lived in the dense bamboo cracked forest for a long time, and the light is very dim and there are many obstacles, which makes its vision very short-sighted. Also, since its pupils are longitudinally lobed like those of cats.

Therefore, when night falls, they can still be active when they are aged.

The mascot "Rongbao" is based on the giant panda "Sesame".

Rongbao is the mascot of the 31st Summer Universiade in Chengdu, based on the giant panda "Sesame" of Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base, "Rongbao" holds the torch with the word "31", conveying youth and vitality with a running attitude, implying that Chengdu will lead the people of the whole country and athletes from all over the world to spend the Chengdu Universiade together.

Giant panda "Sesame" was born on April 24, 2017. "Sesame", who just turned 6 years old this year, is very lively and active, and is an "athlete", lifting high, climbing trees, and doing anything, which is also an important reason why it was selected as the mascot prototype. Coming to Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base to see the prototype of "Rongbao" and the giant panda "Sesame" has become a popular check-in item for the participating delegations after the competition during the Universiade.

Rongbao's design concept:

Rong Bao holds the Universiade torch with the word "31" in his hand, and Rong Bao's ears, eyes, and tail also show the form of flames. Known as a "national treasure", the panda is a distinctive symbol of Chengdu's external communication, and a high-profile personality business card of the land of abundance.

The facial design of Rongbao refers to the face style of Sichuan Opera, a treasure of traditional art, and is another innovative embodiment of Sichuan Opera, China's intangible cultural heritage, which keeps pace with the times.

The integration of the cute panda image with the enthusiastic flame element highlights the important label of "fire" in Tianfu culture: it is the driving force of hot pot food, rising to the spicy and fragrant "Chengdu taste"; It is the finishing touch of Sichuan Opera's fire-spitting stunt.

On April 24, the giant panda "Sesame" of Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Research Base celebrated its 6th birthday. Born on April 24, 2017, the giant panda "Sesame" is the prototype of the mascot "Rongbao" of the 31st Summer Universiade in Dizhiyan.