China bank emblem. The emblem represents the bank in the shape of an ancient coin, with the middle character "Zhong" representing China, and the outer circle indicating that the bank is a specialized foreign exchange bank facing the world. The emblem consists of round and rectangular geometric patterns, which are simple, steady and easy to identify, and have strong China characteristics. The emblem is red and was officially opened on January 1, 1987. Bank of China is the first financial institution in China to use the bank emblem. The emblem was designed by Jin Daiqiang, a famous trademark designer in Hong Kong, and won an award in the international design exhibition.