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Red and blue set the tone for Taiwan’s Double Ten celebration design

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Taiwan’s National Day Organizing Committee released this year’s main visual design for the Double Ten celebration.
  • The design uses red and blue squares to form a double-ten symbol, with the phrases “Happy Birthday, Republic of China” and “TAIWAN • TOGETHER AS ONE.”
  • The committee is expected to explain the theme and design and open 500 places for the public to attend the ceremony.

Taiwan’s National Day Organizing Committee has unveiled the main visual identity for next month’s Double Ten celebration, keeping red and blue as its dominant colors.

The design uses red and blue squares to form the double-ten symbol. It includes the Chinese phrase “Happy Birthday, Republic of China,” a national flag, and the English slogan “TAIWAN • TOGETHER AS ONE.”

Happy Birthday, Republic of China

— National Day Organizing CommitteeChinese wording included in the official main visual design.

The committee said it would hold a news conference to explain this year’s ceremony theme and the design. It also plans to open 500 places for members of the public to register to attend the event.

TAIWAN • TOGETHER AS ONE

— National Day Organizing CommitteeEnglish slogan included in the official celebration design.
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