In the era of fan economy, there is a way to get fans to win the world, I think this word is used to describe the mascot of this Winter Olympics, ice pier, is the most appropriate.
The US delegation once sent a video admitting that it was a hardcore fan of the ice pier, the Russian daughter-in-law was unwilling to give up the ice pier, and the Japanese were not far behind, and they were enthusiastic about the ice pier. It is also an Olympic mascot, why are ice piers so favored that "a pier is difficult to find"?
Let's take a look at the mascots of previous Winter Olympic Games.
The mascot of the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, is three animals, namely snow leopards, polar bears and rabbits;
The mascot of the 6th Asian Winter Games was a deer, and the mascot of the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, was a few rag dolls.
In 2012, the 30th London Olympic Games, also a few rag dolls of different sizes;
In 2008, the 29th Beijing Olympic Games, although the mascot is also a rag doll, the designer has put a lot of effort into the shape and shape, making it exquisite in appearance and complex shape, and also integrated into the traditional culture of the mainland: Beibei, Jingjing, Huanhuan, Yingying, Nini, the five Olympic Fuwa harmonics are "Beijing welcomes you." ”
The mascot of this Winter Olympics, the ice pier, is under the shell of ice crystals, containing a well-behaved and cute panda. The pier, which means thick, healthy, lively and cute, fits the image of the panda, symbolizes the inspiring spirit of the Winter Olympics, and fully demonstrates the style of a big country.
Such a well-designed ice pier can be fired abroad, and it is worthy of its name.
#老外有多爱冰墩墩 #
