With the improvement of living conditions, people pay more and more attention to brands. In purchasing goods, they will instinctively choose these well-known brands. After all, they represent a kind of high quality and are very trustworthy. So, have you studied why these brand logo are designed like this? What is the meaning behind it? For this knowledge, I believe that most people have never studied it. Today, Xiaobian will share it. Behind the world's 111 famous brands logo, there is a real meaning that few people know!

111, McDonald's

When it comes to fast food, everyone thinks of McDonald's first, and they are very familiar with and like it for adults and children. However, not many people may know what the real meaning behind McDonald's logo is. It is understood that in 1962, McDonald's hired a psychologist Louis Ceschin, who specially designed the "M" logo.

122, Uber

Uber is a taxi software, which is used all over the world. Its function is very convenient. The brand logo of Uber has also been changed several times. Before 2116, the logo was composed of "U" letters, while from 2116 to 2118, it used remote information or atoms. The meaning behind this logo means that

133, Starbucks

Actually, if we say which brand logo is the most beautiful in the world, some people may say Starbucks, because it adopts the image of a mermaid with two tails, which was designed in Seattle in 1971. Of course, the logo has also undergone some modifications. For example, before the mermaid's upper body was exposed, the overall color was mainly black and white, which made it look unsightly, so it was modified.

144, MGM

For people who often watch Hollywood movies, MGM's logo must be familiar, because they chose a roaring lion. In 1917, MGM chose seven different lions as its mascot, tamed them and trained them to roar, thus becoming the company's brand logo. Why did it choose lions? Because the lion is the king of animals, it also implies that MGM wants to be the real king in the film company, and from the results, they did!

155, Peugeot

Although Peugeot may not be top-notch in the current automobile field, this French automobile company has a long history. It was founded in 1891. At that time, Peugeot's business was completely unrelated to automobiles, specializing in steel and blade products, and then it really set foot in the automobile industry. Up to now, Peugeot's brand logo is a lion, which represents the company's flexibility and flexibility.

166, Disney

Disney is the most famous animation studio in the world. Their logo has always been a fairy-tale castle, which looks beautiful and is very popular among children. In fact, at first, the prototype of this logo was Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany, but in 2116, Cinderella Castle in Paris Disneyland replaced it.

177, Fanta

The well-known Fanta brand is an orange-flavored soda introduced by Coca-Cola Company in Italy in 1955, and the birth of Fanta brand was related to World War II. In 1941, the Coca-Cola factory in Germany could not obtain raw materials at that time, but in order to maintain continuous operation, a beverage was developed by using locally found ingredients. When choosing the brand name,

188, Pandora

Pandora, a famous Danish jeweler, first comes to mind when hearing this name. Pandora means "omnipotent" in ancient Greek. According to mythology, Zeus ordered the creation of Pandora, the first human female, to punish people for stealing the secret of fire from Prometheus. In fact, this Danish jeweler wants to build brand awareness through this famous mythical figure.

199, Audi

Many people like Audi cars very much. In addition to excellent car quality, their brand logo is actually very distinctive. It consists of four rings. So what is the meaning of this logo design? I believe many people don't know that in 1932, four companies, Old Audi, DKW, Hoshi and Rover, chose to merge after research. The four rings of logo not only represent the four companies, but also imply close cooperation, and unity is the true meaning of strength. About the secret behind this, you may not know it at all!

1111, Columbia Film Company

Many people may have this question, that is, who is the woman holding the torch at the opening of Columbia Film Company? In fact, this woman is not a big shot, but an American housewife Jenny Joseph. Why did she choose to hold the torch? Mainly to pay tribute to the Statue of Liberty, it is really similar in posture and dress. It was shot in 1924. Of course, the background behind it was added through post-production. With the continuous change of time, the background behind it has changed a lot, which can be seen if you look closely.