Chinese Olympic sports delegation's sportsman dress has been officially unveiled recently.

The release of sportswear has surprised many people, but many people do not know that the design inspiration of these sportswear is actually from the terracotta warriors.

Yesterday, when sports clothes were released, many people began to ask the inspiration of clothing design, because for many Chinese people, these costumes are unique and familiar.

"The designers communicated with Chinese athletes, and their patriotic feelings and dedication made the designers think of Terracotta Army in Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor."

Wang Hong, a communications manager of the brand in China, said: "throughout the ages, people believe that the most important quality of a hero is to contribute to his country and people. Therefore, the elements involved in Terracotta Army naturally become the source of inspiration for designers."

Wang Hong said that in addition to the familiar Terracotta Army, another inspiration for the whole idea comes from the mask buried with Terracotta Army, which is also a pattern on the Chinese door knocker.

The mask is carved with "soldier's head".

Design inspiration also comes from China's bright colors, forming the Chinese team uniform red and yellow color matching.

Red comes from the color of the flag, and yellow represents the color of the five pointed star on the flag.

In addition, the inner side of the uniform is printed with only the words that the athletes can see. It is the two representative lyrics of the National Anthem: "rising" and "advancing", printed on the left chest of the match uniform, and it is also a "heart saying" designed especially for athletes.

According to the regulations, the name of the country must be displayed in English. The designer has designed a Chinese symbol for the central part of the uniform.

According to another introduction, men's basketball equipment and lower body are 548 yuan each, sports shoes are 1250 yuan a pair.

However, Yao Ming did not wear the sports shoes of sponsors provided by others, but wore his signature sports brand.