Question 1: The significance of the Tsinghua University emblem. The Tsinghua University emblem is a circular surface composed of three concentric circles. Above and below the outer ring is the English name of the school; on the left and right of the middle ring are the two phrases of self-improvement and virtuous conduct, which come from the elephant words of the two hexagrams of Qian and Kun in "Yi": "Heaven moves vigorously, a gentleman relies on self-improvement and the earth is kun, and a gentleman uses virtuous ethics." These two phrases basically summarize the entire connotation of the "Book of Changes" and actually reflect Confucius's basic requirements for a gentleman's personality. Tsinghua University can use Confucius' famous sayings as the spiritual symbol of its education, which shows its influence. While striving to become a world-class university, we should not only strengthen the research on our country's traditional education, but also focus on cultivating a new type of gentleman's personality. This will undoubtedly make the ancient gentleman's personality of Confucius rejuvenated and have lasting vitality and greater potential. The charm of the article. The subtitles discussed in the article are: the gentleman and the gentleman's personality; the unity of wisdom, benevolence and courage; the talent training model that combines culture and quality; the complementarity of innovation and integration; the practical significance of creating a gentleman's personality.

2: The origin of the Tsinghua University emblem. In the development process of Chinese history and culture, the spirit of "continuous self-improvement and virtuous conduct" has been continuously enriched and developed, and has been given new content. As a noble person, in integrity. In terms of ethics, ethics, scholarship, etc., we should be unyielding, overcome ourselves, always make progress, and strive to reach the highest level in both career and conduct. In terms of life and work, we should follow nature, be broad-minded, be tolerant to others, and assume great responsibilities. Historical mission. "Continuous self-improvement and virtue" incisively summarizes the Chinese culture's profound understanding and dialectical approach to the relationship between man and nature, man and society, and man and man, which has gone through thousands of years of testing and development. Despite the rise and fall, it has always been able to stick together firmly and maintain the vitality and vitality of a great nation. It is inseparable from this profound understanding. In fact, "continuous self-improvement and great virtue" have constituted the Chinese nation. An important symbol of the spirit and national character. In the battle to determine the destiny of the nation, Tsinghua University has an important task that cannot be shied away from. The school badge is a concrete manifestation of its inner spirit and external image. It is an important element of the visual identification system in the school image identification system. Since the end of the 19th century, new schools have been established in China. The school running model is mainly borrowed from Europe and the United States, and it also imitates the school badge styles of European and American universities. Designing the school emblem of a Chinese university. It should be said that the earliest school emblem in China was the school emblem of Beiyang University, which was between 1913 and 1928. During this period, the Kuomintang government named it National Beiyang University and changed the school emblem to a shield. The school motto of "seeking truth from facts" is engraved on the school badge, but it is obvious that it imitates the school badges of Western universities in December 1916. Cai Yuanpei became the president of Peking University and asked Lu Xun to design the school badge on August 7, 1917. The school emblem was submitted. The circular school emblem designed by Lu Xun has the words "Beida" written in seal script arranged up and down. The strokes are rounded and compact. It is quite symmetrical and has a calm and simple atmosphere. Elements of Chinese culture can be found in Lu Xun's designs. Today we can download the school emblem of Tsinghua University from the website of Tsinghua University in Beijing. A similar school logo pattern can also be found on the website of Tsinghua University in Hsinchu. The question now is when and who designed the original Tsinghua emblem? Is it related to the school emblems of the two universities mentioned earlier? The predecessor of Tsinghua University is Tsinghua Academy founded in the late Qing Dynasty. It is a preparatory school for studying in the United States. Because of this special background, Tsinghua Academy has an English name "Tsinghua Imperial College", which can be translated as "Tsinghua Imperial College" in today's usage. The founder of the school was deeply aware of the country's internal and external troubles, poverty and weakness, and the need to use new education to save the country. He specially formulated for the school "the purpose of cultivating all-round talents and enhancing national strength"; After entering the Republic of China, the academy was renamed as a school, and the word "Imperial" was dropped from the English school name.

Although it is still a preparatory school for studying in the United States, Principal Zhou Yichun advocates the school's policy of simultaneously developing moral, intellectual, and physical education and cultivating a complete personality. To this end, the school regularly invites social sages and scholars to give lectures at the school. On November 5, 1914, Liang Qichao, a famous politician, thinker and scholar in modern my country, gave a speech titled "Gentleman" in the Tsinghua University Auditorium (Tongfang Department), encouraging Tsinghua students to establish lofty ideals, cultivate a complete personality, and be a "true gentleman" . He said: "Qianxiang said: 'Heaven moves vigorously, and a gentleman strives to constantly strive for self-improvement.' Kunxiang said: 'The terrain is uneven, and a gentleman carries things with great virtue.' Based on this, the conditions for a gentleman are almost the same as those of a common man." He also said "Qian Xiang said, a gentleman strives for his own strength, and the movement of heaven will never stop, and there will be no shortcomings such as violent storms or cold weather." "Kun Xiang said, a gentleman accepts things, is generous and generous, and the vastness of the land of Judah will be contained in everything." He hopes : "Tsinghua students are a gathering of great Confucian scholars from both China and the West, talented people from all over the world, they are teachers and friends, and they rub each other off. During their years, they traveled overseas, absorbed new civilizations, improved our society, and promoted our politics. The so-called gentlemen are not Tsinghua students. , is it going to belong?" Since then, the words "continuous self-improvement and virtuous conduct" have been engraved in the hearts of Tsinghua students because of the national spirit they embody. In the autumn of 1916, in order to strengthen students' physical fitness and cultivate their martial spirit, the school organized a military training camp and hired Mr. Li Huanwei, a graduate of the U.S. Army Academy, as the military training battalion commander and instructor. This is a paramilitary organization. It has organized about 200 students other than the Boy Scouts into military training camps, with battalion, company, and platoon structures. The school customized military uniforms, military boots and...gt;gt;

Question 3: The meaning of the school emblem of Tsinghua University and Peking University. The two seal characters "Beijing University" are arranged up and down, among which "North" The characters "大" form two sideways portraits standing back to back, while the character "大" forms a frontal portrait. The school emblem highlights the school's educational philosophy, that is, the university should be "people-oriented". The emblem of Tsinghua University is a circular surface composed of three concentric circles. Above and below the outer ring is the English name of the school; on the left and right of the middle ring are the two phrases "self-improvement" and "charity", which come from the elephant words of the two hexagrams "Qian and Kun" in "Yi": Heaven moves vigorously, a gentleman relies on self-improvement and the ground is kun, a gentleman uses charity things. These two phrases basically summarize the entire connotation of the "Book of Changes" and actually embody Confucius

Question 4: What does the school badge for Tsinghua University admission look like? Please describe the origin of Tsinghua's school emblem in 1914. Mr. Liang Qichao went to Tsinghua to give a speech titled "Gentleman". He used the two hexagrams "Qian" and "Kun" in "Zhouyi" as "Heaven moves vigorously, and a gentleman strives for self-improvement", "The terrain is Kun, The central content of "A Gentleman Carrying Out Virtue" encourages Tsinghua students to work hard and strive for success. Since then, the school has adopted this eight-character motto as its motto and formulated its school emblem.

Question 5: Why are the colors of Tsinghua University’s school emblem different? What colors represent what? The school emblem generally defaults to the round one, the bell-shaped one is not commonly used, and the purple pattern on a white background represents Tsinghua’s campus flower: The purple color of the redbud flower. There is also Tsinghua's school motto on it, continuous self-improvement. Thick bottom.

Question 6: Introduction to Tsinghua's school emblem. Tsinghua's campus culture has a long history, distinctive personality, rich and colorful, and is unique among many universities. In 1914, Mr. Liang Qichao went to Tsinghua University to give a speech on the theme of "Gentleman". He used the two hexagrams "Qian" and "Kun" in "The Book of Changes" as "Heaven moves vigorously, and a gentleman strives for self-improvement" and "The terrain is Kun, and a gentleman carries his virtues." The core content encourages Tsinghua students to work hard and strive for success. Since then, the school has adopted this eight-character motto as its motto and formulated its school emblem. When the auditorium was built in 1917, a giant emblem was embedded in the front for a spectacular sight.

Question 7: What is the significance of Tsinghua University’s logo? Why use this pattern? What is the significance of the pattern itself? . . . The Tsinghua University emblem consists of three concentric circles. Above and below the outer ring is the school name in English; on the left and right of the middle ring are the two phrases "constantly striving for self-improvement" and "charity and virtue", which come from the elephant words of the two hexagrams of Qian and Kun in "Yi": "The sky is moving vigorously, and a gentleman should constantly strive for self-improvement" and "The terrain is Kun" , A gentleman carries his virtue with virtue." These two phrases basically summarize the entire connotation of the "Book of Changes". In fact, they also reflect Confucius's basic requirements for the personality of a gentleman.

The fact that Tsinghua University can use Confucius' famous sayings as the spiritual symbol of running a school shows that while striving to become a world-class university, it not only focuses on strengthening the research on our country's traditional education, but also focuses on cultivating a new type of gentleman's personality. This will undoubtedly rejuvenate Confucius' ancient gentleman's personality, giving it lasting vitality and greater charm. The subtitles discussed in the article are: "gentleman" and "gentleman personality"; the unity of wisdom, benevolence and courage; the talent training model combining culture and quality; the complementarity of innovation and integration; and the practical significance of early gentleman personality. 1911 was the founding year of Tsinghua University. Tsinghua University is a school with a long history, dating back to the Tsinghua Academy in 1911, the year before the Republic of China.

Question 8: The significance of the school badge. The school badge is of great significance. The meaning of the school badge often contains special significance, especially the school badges of some prestigious schools with a long history. The school badges of famous universities and some foreign school badges are mostly designed by celebrities based on the characteristics of the school. . For example, there are school emblems and logos of a number of well-known Chinese and foreign universities such as Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University, and Tongji University. In the minds of the older generation of intellectuals, wearing the school badge brings a sense of pride and honor, as well as a sense of belonging to the alma mater. Today's generation of students has a different view on wearing the school badge. Some people want to wear it but feel embarrassed. In addition, the quality of the school badge is also related to the fact that the brooch fell off and the badge was lost.

Question 9: Why is the Tsinghua University logo purple? The color of Tsinghua’s campus flower, Bauhinia, is purple. In fact, the school emblem is purple and white. The white is the color of another campus flower, Lilac.

Question 10: This The meaning of the Tsinghua logo. On the right is the logo of the Academy of Fine Arts, Tsinghua University. The image design adopts the form of seal script, and the middle part is similar to the word "art" in "art". The other symbolic meanings are unknown.