China on Sunday night unveiled 'Dancing Beijing', the logo that is to be used in the 29th Olympic Games in 2008.
The logo -- showing an athlete running against a red backdrop -- was revealed in a spectacular ceremony attended by 2,008 of China's national government and regional officials.
Film star Jackie Chan also attended the event at the Temple of Heaven, a centuries-old Beijing landmark.
In a video address, IOC President Jacques Rogge said the organisation was 'happy to note Beijing's organisation and efforts for the forthcoming Olympics'.
"Your new emblem immediately conveys the awesome beauty and power of China which are embodied in your heritage and your people.
"In this emblem, I saw the promise and potential of a new Beijing and a great Olympics.
"This is a milestone in the history of your Olympic quest. As this new emblem becomes known around the world -- and as it takes its place at the centre of your Games -- we are confident that it will achieve the stature of one of the best and most meaningful symbols in Olympic history."
