Huanhuan the Olympic Flame

Categories: Beijing Olympics
    • Official color: Red
    • Element: Fire
    • Personality: Extroverted, enthusiastic
    • Ideal: Passion
    • Traditional inspirations: Olympic Flame, traditional Chinese artistic depictions of fire
    • Represented events: Ball-based sports (Soccer, Basketball, etc.)
  • Huanhuan the Olympic Flame is one of the five mascots for the 2008 Beijing Olympics that are collectively known as the Fuwa, or "Good-luck dolls". He represents the traditional element of Fire. His appearance is drawn from the Olympic Flame, which makes Huanhuan the only Fuwa not styled after a Chinese animal. His headdress is inspired by traditional artistic depictions of fire, especially in the Dunhuang Murals.Official Site: Huanhuan - Sources of Inspiration He represents the red Olympic Ring, and is the mascot of all ball-based sports.
  • Quotes

    "Huanhuan the Olympic Flame is the big brother. He is a child of fire, symbolizing the Olympic Flame and the passion of sport -- and passion is the blessing he bestows."Official Site: Jingjing Character Profile -Official Site

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