The emblem of the Paralympic Games consists of three groups of arcs: red, blue and green, which means that it represents the three most important elements of human beings: mind, body and spirit, which is equivalent to the five-ring display of the Olympic Games. The arc pattern comes from Latin Agitos, which means "I advance".

The design concept of the emblem of Paralympic Games;

The design of the emblem adheres to the concept of showing the host culture and athletes as the center, and combines the calligraphy art of China with the sports characteristics of the Winter Paralympic Games. The design shows the dynamics and strength of the Chinese character "Fei", subtly transforms it into an athlete who slides forward and rushes to victory, and vividly expresses the special sports equipment forms such as wheelchairs for the Winter Paralympics.

The upper part of the line is rigid and tortuous, and the lower part is soft and round, which means that athletes will definitely achieve their goals and achieve complete success after tenacious struggle and rough years. The emblem shows the athletes' spirit of constantly leaping over, surpassing themselves and striving for progress, and inspires the World Paralympic Winter Games.