① On September 14, 1953, the "Instructions and Rules for the Use of Customs Emblem and Flag of the Customs of the People's Republic of China" issued by the Ministry of Foreign Trade stipulates that the scope of application is: Customs emblems can be used on customs vehicles , on ships and on the cap badges, buttons and armbands of customs field staff and police officers. The seals and seals used by various customs for freight supervision can also be stamped with customs emblems.

② In the early days of the "Cultural Revolution" that began in 1966, Guan Hui was criticized as a typical example of "feudalism" and "admiration for foreigners". Since then, it has been suspended for nearly 20 years. The customs cap emblem was changed to the national emblem, and the customs emblem on the uniform button was replaced by a five-pointed star and the word "customs" written in Premier Zhou Enlai's handwriting.

③In 1984, the General Administration of Customs formulated the "Measures for the Supervision of Goods Contained in Import and Export Containers" stipulated that for containers that have gone through registration procedures with the customs, the customs will affix the words "China Customs" on appropriate parts of the container. ” logo, the customs emblem was re-used in the design of the logo.

④In 1985, China Customs changed its uniforms and the customs emblem was officially resumed. At the same time, the customs cap emblem has been improved on the basis of the original customs emblem. The top of the cap badge is the national emblem, which symbolizes national sovereignty, and the bottom is the customs emblem, which symbolizes the customs' enforcement of internationally granted rights in accordance with the law. The national emblem and custom emblem are surrounded by olive leaves, symbolizing the country's peace and stability.

⑤The "Measures for the Administration of the Use of Customs Emblem of the Customs of the People's Republic of China" implemented on July 1, 1997 stipulates that the Customs and its staff shall respect, cherish and use the customs emblem correctly in accordance with these measures. and its patterns. Non-customs units and non-customs staff are not allowed to use the customs emblems referred to in these measures. It is stipulated that the following places can hang the customs emblem: office premises of customs at all levels; customs supervision places at entry and exit ports; places where the customs holds important meetings and activities; customs schools; places where the General Administration of Customs deems that the customs emblem and its patterns should be hung or used Other places or items.

Measures for the Administration of the Use of Customs Emblem of the Customs of the People's Republic of China [Excerpt]

(General Administration of Customs Order No. 64 issued on May 27, 1997)

Customs emblems can be displayed in the following places:

(1) Office premises of customs at all levels;

(2) Customs supervision places at entry and exit ports;

(3) Places where the Customs holds important meetings and activities;

(4) Customs colleges and universities;

(5) Other places where the General Administration of Customs deems that the Customs emblem should be displayed.

The following items can use customs emblem patterns:

(1) Business documents, seals, and marks issued by the customs;

(2) Customs personnel law enforcement or identity documents, such as investigation certificates, inspection certificates, work certificates, etc.;

(3) Logo and accessories on customs uniforms;

(4) Customs vehicles, boats and Special equipment;

(5) Items used by the Customs in official activities, such as certificates, certificates, prizes, envelopes, letterheads, pictures, business cards, gifts, etc.;

(6) Books, newspapers, magazines, audio-visual products and other works published, photographed, and printed in the name of the Customs;

(7) Other items that the General Administration of Customs deems can use the Customs emblem pattern.

Guan emblems and their patterns may not be used for:

(1) Trademarks, advertisements, decoration and identification of goods;

(2) Daily life furnishings, Supplies and decorations (except gifts produced by the Customs in official activities) and other non-Customs supplies;

(3) Publications, printed matter, audio-visual products and other works published, printed or produced in one’s name;

(4) Other items that are prohibited from using customs emblem patterns as stipulated by the General Administration of Customs.

Production Instructions

1. Checkered and ink line drawing of the customs emblem of the People's Republic of China and the State Customs (omitted).

2. The customs emblem and its pattern produced can be enlarged or reduced according to the proportion of the square ink line drawing; the customs emblem used for customs uniform epaulettes can be used symmetrically.

3. The Guan emblem must be golden yellow, and the Guan emblem pattern can use golden yellow or other solemn and distinctive solid colors.