Paralympics started at 1960, and is a large-scale comprehensive world games for the disabled sponsored by the International Olympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee. It will be held every four years after the Summer Olympic Games, and it will be held 16 times by 2020.
Paralympic logo
The first Paralympic Games was held in Rome on 1960, but the logo was not determined until the Summer Paralympic Games held in Seoul, South Korea on 1988. 1988, the emblem consisting of five interrelated "yin and yang fish" was first used at the Seoul Paralympic Games.
The International Paralympic Committee was founded in 1989, and this figure officially became the symbol of the International Paralympic Committee. The design mainly refers to the "Yin and Yang Fish" in Tai Chi patterns commonly used in East Asian countries, and refers to the layout of the Olympic rings in design form, and combines the "Yin and Yang Fish" into a five-ring arrangement.
1March, 992, the Paralympic Games dropped two "yin and yang fish" on the basis of the old LOGO, leaving only three red, blue and green ones. Then the Lillehammer Winter Olympics officially opened on 1994. This version of the logo has been used until the end of the 2004 Athens Summer Paralympics.
Since the 2006 Torino Paralympic Winter Games, the current emblem ("Agitos") has been officially put into use. This version has changed the original red, blue and green three yin and yang fish into three ribbons, symbolizing people's heart, body and spirit.
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