What is the difference between ancient people's auspicious consciousness and modern people's?
The logo of Beijing's bid to host the 2008 Olympic Games (Attached Figure 3) does not directly borrow the traditional style, but uses the unique freehand brushwork technique of "similarity and dissimilarity" in China's art, and appropriately conveys the two images of "Chinese knot" and "athlete". This logo not only embodies the unique style of China, but also is recognized by the world. Another example is the logo of the Chinese channel of Phoenix Satellite TV (Attached Figure 4), which borrows the picture of the phoenix bird in the painted pottery of primitive society and adopts the unique "welcoming" structure of the China pattern, reflecting the rich cultural heritage. The wings of the phoenix bird are very dynamic, which embodies the characteristics of modern media. In addition, the original corporate logos of China Mobile and China Telecom (Attached Figures 5 and 6) all adopt the auspicious pattern of "palindrome". Auspicious elements can be seen everywhere in visual communication art, environmental art and other design fields. In recent years, the return of "Chinese style" in clothing industry also reflects this trend. Even the old man of KFC put on a cheerful melon seed hat and a Tang suit, conveying our blessings. These all reflect the desire of modern people to pursue a better life, and there are countless examples of this.