Review of previous Asian Games mascots, which one is your favorite

Review of previous Asian Games mascots

Since the Asian Games were first held in 1951, a lovely mascot has accompanied athletes and spectators at every competition. Some of these mascots have become classic images and are deeply loved by everyone.

The mascot launched at the 1978 Asian Games in Bangkok was a baby elephant named the "Shata Elephant". This little elephant is lifelike and has a sharp outline, symbolizing Thailand's cultural and natural characteristics. Its appearance makes people feel the strong atmosphere of the Asian continent.

The mascot of the 1990 Beijing Asian Games was a little yellow dog named "Kuku". This mascot symbolizes friendship and unity, and its happy image is deeply imprinted in the hearts of the audience. At the same time, it has also become an important spokesperson for the China Asian Games.

The mascot of the 2002 Busan Asian Games was a turquoise tiger-striped dolphin named Lulu. Different from the image of previous auspicious animals, this dolphin gives people a feeling of agility and enthusiasm, representing the prosperity and vitality of Busan City as a seaport city.

The mascot of the 2018 Jakarta-Palembang Asian Games is a bird named "Budi". It is a bird unique to Indonesia. It has bright feathers and a unique mouth shape, symbolizing multiculturalism and friendly relations.

Each Asian Games mascot has its own unique characteristics and significance. They are not only symbols of competition, but also representatives of cultural exchanges, and they also bring the emotional bonds between people closer. No matter what the image is, each mascot makes people feel the beauty and harmony of various Asian countries. They are not only witnesses to the history of Asian sports, but also friendly ambassadors that will always be in our hearts.