Nianci Temple in Kyoto 1
This logo is perfect! It completely conveys the truth of traditional Chinese medicine, the goodness of filial piety and the beauty of design. The brand logo of Nianci 'an in Kyoto is called "filial piety map", which depicts the touching scene of the brand founder serving the sick mother. The name "Nianci 'an" comes from this story of filial piety.
2. Peking University
Designer: Lu Xun (188 1- 1936). Lu Xun can not only code words, but also design fonts and drawings, directly covering the cover and binding design of books.
The emblem of Peking University designed by Lu Xun is a traditional tile-shaped image of China, and its concise outline gives people a sense of modernity. This school emblem was called "Weeping Face School Emblem" by Liu Bannong Opera, but it was adopted by Peking University after Lu Xun gave it to Cai Yuanpei, and lasted until 1949. Later, it was abandoned for a long time for historical reasons, and it was not reused until the 1980s.
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Designer: Yuan Shusen (1909-1984), design year: 1934.
"WARRIOR" is the homonym of the English word warrior. 1934, Yuan Shusen designed the trademark pattern of "Warrior", a strong man who bows and shoots arrows at the sun. This trademark pattern has two meanings: the myth of China shooting at Japan by Hou Yi, and the "samurai spirit" humiliated by the western powers. At that time, young people in China admired the western "samurai spirit".
4.tsingtao beer
Tsingtao beer logo center is the symbol of Qingdao-trestle Huilan Pavilion, representing the origin of Qingdao; The blue sphere represents the earth and symbolizes the strategic goal of internationalization of Tsingtao Brewery. Clear water waves surround the earth, and the water waves form a letter "T"; The ring of wheat ears emphasizes the relationship between beer and barley.
5. China Railway
Designer: Chen Yuchang (19 12- 1969), design year: 1949. China railway sign consists of workers, locomotives and tracks.
6. Bank of China
Designer: Jin Daiqiang (1942-), design year: 1980.
Designers use ancient Chinese coins and the word "zhong" as their basic shapes, implying that the world is round and the economy is the foundation, giving people the impression of simplicity, stability, easy identification and quite Chinese style.
7. Jianlibao
Designer: Xin Chen advanced. Design year: 1984.
The symbol of Jianlibao is the letter "J" as a whole. The tip of "J" is like a sphere, which is a symbol of ball games. The lower part is composed of three curves side by side, like three runways, which is a symbol of track and field sports.
8. Emblem of Beijing Asian Games
Designer: Zhu Dexian, design year: 1985.
1 1 In the emblem of the Beijing Asian Games, except for the sun rays in the emblem of the Olympic Council of Asia, the majestic Great Wall forms the word "A". "A" is the abbreviation of English Asia, and the Great Wall pattern also forms the word "",indicating that this Asian Games is 1 1.
9.li ning
Designer: Pan (1962-), design year: 1990.
Li ning's LOGO represents three meanings: the first layer is a corner of the red flag, representing national honor; Secondly, the deformation of "LN" stands for Li Ning. Third, it embodies the characteristics of Li Ning's gymnasts, just like the balance and agility of squirrels on branches.
10, China Post
Designer: Shao Xin (1956-), design year: 1996.
China postal logo is a combination of "Zhong" and postal network image. And the shape of the wings is integrated into it, which makes people think of "Hongyan delivers books", which is an image metaphor of information transmission in ancient China.