• Chandigarh - the city beautiful

2008 Beijing Summer Games Logo

2008 Beijing Summer Games Logo is ‘Chinese Seal, Dancing Beijing’. Along with this symbol, three other symbols have also been selected for Beijing Olympic Emblem 2008. They include the Environmental Symbol of Beijing Summer Games-‘Green Olympics’, Beijing Summer Games Cultural Festival Symbol and Volunteers Symbol of Beijing Summer Games.

A set of other symbols have also been selected for each of the games by the Beijing Summer Games organization. The Emblem of the Beijing Summer Games 2008 shows a red Chinese seal placed right above ‘Beijing 2008’ and the Olympic rings. The red Chinese seal exhibits a dancing figure. The various curves used in the Beijing Summer Games Emblem 2008 symbolize the body of a Chinese dragon. Red stands for ‘good luck’. The open arms of the Chinese seal signify the warm welcome of China to the rest of the world.

Given below is a brief on the other symbols of Beijing Summer Games 2008:

  • Environmental Symbol of Beijing Summer Games-‘Green Olympics’: This symbol the crown of a tree and a human figure. It symbolizes the affinity of human being with nature.

  • Beijing Summer Games Cultural Festival Symbol: This symbol depicts a man and a lantern dancing with joy. Lantern actually signifies ‘reunion’.

  • Volunteers Symbol of Beijing Summer Games: Their symbol shows hearts and human figures in dancing form.

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Chandigarh, the city beautiful, is the only city in India having the distinction of being the capital of two of the most progressive and prosperous states of India, Punjab and Haryana. Set at the foothills of the majestic Himalayas, was planned by the French architect Le Corbusier after India’s independence.