The "Chinese Style" Champion Trophy And Model Clothing Are Unveiled In Shanghai.

When F1 entered Shanghai, Chinese elements became the key word of F1 China Grand Prix 10th anniversary.

Recently, the countdown of the 2013 UBS F1 China Grand Prix was held in Shanghai.

At the ceremony, there were "Chinese style" champion trophies and models, "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_z.asp "dress" /a.

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Yesterday's model costumes were full of Chinese flavor.

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The red curve design on both sides of the garment symbolizes the F1 track, which reflects the speed and elegance of the racing, with strong Chinese style and contemporary chic.

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< p > unlike in previous years, this year's F1 champion trophy is particularly bright. Its whole body is composed of red and yellow colors that symbolize joy and passion. The shape comes from the important ceremonial device of Chinese traditional culture, the three foot tripod.

The trophy is made of three kinds of materials, ancient Chinese glaze, bronze and enamel, and the overall texture is glittering and dazzling.

It is reported that the design of the trophy is inspired by the five-star red flag, and this special trophy also brings a festive atmosphere for the 10th anniversary celebration of the F1 China Grand Prix.

Who will win the title will become the biggest suspense.

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< p > Chinese elements are also reflected on the track.

In this year's F1 China Grand Prix, Shanghai Youth General Ma Qing Hua has decided to drive Carter Hamm racing team in the practice competition on Friday. This is also the first time Chinese drivers have appeared in the F1 competition at home.

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