Each doll in 2008 represents a What Wish 5

Beibei", "Jingjing", "Huanhuan", "Yingying", "Nini". One of the words in the name is sequentially composed of the homonym "Beijing welcomes you".

Welcome to Beijing.

Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, Nini, one represents one, which is blue, black, red, yellow, and green.

Introduce you to this place to see, ** and lush, very vivid and comprehensive.

The 1,000-day countdown to the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games is also the day when the mascots of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games meet the people of the world. The five mascots selected for the Beijing Olympics have exceeded the number of mascots in previous Olympic Games. Because this not only represents the five Olympic rings, but also conforms to the five elements of "gold, wood, water, fire and earth" in traditional Chinese culture.

In Buddhist culture, "five" represents perfection, and "five" also conforms to the "five elements (gold, wood, water, fire, earth) theory" in Chinese culture, and echoes the "five rings", the symbol of the Olympic Games. The five mascots have five characteristics: "embodying the concept and Olympic spirit of the Beijing Olympic Games", "having strong Chinese characteristics", "being widely representative", "having original intellectual property rights and broad market development space" and "crystallization of collective wisdom".

Han Meilin, the leader of the emblem design team of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, the leader of the logo creation team of the Beijing Olympic Games, the leader of the mascot design expert group of the Beijing Olympic Games, and the first graduate of the ** Academy of Arts and Crafts, is not only a talented, diligent and prolific painter, sculptor, but also a writer. His studio also shows the charm of art like his works——— Han Meilin Studio of the Chinese Artists Association is the first studio named after an artist in the country, and it is also the only studio led by an artist in the China Artists Association so far.

At 20:15 on November 11, Beijing time, surrounded by guests from all walks of life and many sports stars, the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee and the International Olympic Committee unveiled the mascot of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games. The final selection were: Fuwa Huanhuan in the image of the Olympic flame, Fuwa Jingjing in the image of the giant panda, Fuwa Beibei in the image of the fish, Fuwa Yingying in the image of the Tibetan antelope and Fuwa Nini in the shape of a swallow.

Together, the name of the five looks means "Welcome to Beijing!" ”

Hey, there was a lesson during the live broadcast that I didn't watch, by the way, can anyone tell me what kind of animal Jin Yan is?