During World War II, the allied forces suffered heavy casualties. When soldiers write home, they always indicate the following words: love and peace. At that time, people always wrote this sentence on the seal of the envelope and then stuck it on it to show good luck. It is used for prayer and blessing.

This logo was designed by Gerald Holtom, a participant in the "Nuclear Disarmament Movement" (CDN), at the request of Bertrand Russel, as the badge of the action committee set up to protest against 1958 "Atomic Weapons Development Research Center" in Aldermaston Village, England. The original idea of the logo was put forward by the designers and graduates of the Royal College of Art in London, and it was expressed by a circle of a Christian cross, but it was opposed by Christians.

Example:

1, our? Fate? Is it? Happiness? Love? And then what? Peace. ?

Our destiny is happiness, love and peace.

2. This? Is it? Why? That? The greatest? Destroyer? Yes? Love? And then what? Peace? Is it? Abortion. ?

This is why the biggest destroyer of love and peace is abortion.

3. May? That? Coming? New? Year? Bring it? What about you? joy？ Love? And then what? Peace! ?

May the new year bring you happiness, care and peace!

4. but? Compassion? And then what? Love? And then what? Peace. ?

Only sympathy, love and peace.

5. May? That? Coming? New? Day? Bring it? joy？ Love? And then what? Peace. ?

May the new day bring happiness, love and peace.