2008 Beijing Paralympics mascot : Fu Niu Lele.

In the Chinese traditional concept, the ox is a kind of strong, optimistic and diligent animal. The Beijing Paralympics regards ox as the mascot, “Fu Niu Lele” it is the perfect combination of Chinese folk painting and modern cartoon model, reflect the traditional China style. The Beijing Paralympics mascot contains the spirit that disabled athlete’s make unremitting efforts to improve oneself, have reflected a kind of active life attitude.

Olympics advocate a kind of active life philosophy, the Paralympics advocate the disabled people like normal people, have the right to compete on the arena, and extend this kind of spirit to life, as stronger man in the life, add strength for the progress of the society.

Beijing Paralympics mascot “Fu Niu Lele” together with Beijing Olympics mascot “Fuwa“, bear the Chinese culture and Chinese people seek the Olympic spirit. They will transmit information” One World, One Dream” to the world together, they take with prosper, passion, happiness, health, intelligence and good luck to all parts of the world.

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