1, Shi Xue 1968 Grenoble Winter Olympics.

Schuss, the mascot of the first 10 Winter Olympic Games in Grenoble, France, is the first mascot in the history of the Olympic Games. Shi Xue has an exaggerated huge head and a slender hard body, just like an elf with a strong will.

2. Hakan and Christine 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympics

The mascots of this Winter Olympics are two happy children, expressing young people's interests and visions. For the first time in the history of the Olympic Games, mascots with characters appeared. The boy's name is Hakan and the girl's name is Christine.

Neville and Griese 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin.

Neville's image is a little girl in red with a round head shaped like a snowball. "Grize" is a little boy in blue, with a square head shaped like a small ice cube. They symbolize two indispensable elements in the Winter Olympics-snow and ice.

4. Polar Bear, Snow Leopard and Rabbit 20 14 Winter Olympics in Sochi

The mascots of the 20 14 Sochi Winter Olympics are three lovely animals, namely, the handsome and vigorous snow leopard, the charming polar bear and the clever and clever rabbit. 20 14 At the closing ceremony of Sochi Winter Olympics, three mascots appeared at the closing ceremony. At that time, the moment the polar bear blew out the Olympic flame, tears flowed out of his eyes and touched countless people.

5. Ice Pier of Beijing Winter Olympics in 2022

The mascot of Beijing Winter Olympics "Ice Shield" is designed and created based on the panda. Combining the panda image with the super ice crystal shell embodies the characteristics of winter ice and snow movement and modern science and technology.