Tibetan students from Changzhou Tibet Middle School offer a slogan for celebrating the Tibetan antelope as one of five mascots of 2008 Olympics, photo from China Tibet Information Center on November 13.

Cangbei Norbu from Class 1, Grade 2 draws the mascot Tibetan antelope, Yingying to express his joy, photo from China Tibet Information Center on November 13.

Tibetan pupils care for the news about mascots of 2008 Olympics during the break, photo from China Tibet Information Center on November 13.

Tibetan students feel excited at the Tibetan antelope as one of five mascots of 2008 BJ Olympics, photo from China Tibet Information Center on November 13.

Dressed up to celebrate the success of Tibetan antelope as one of five mascots of Beijing Olympics with Gorchom circle dance, photo from China Tibet Information Center on November 13.

Tibetan pupils are excited at the success of Tibetan antelope as one of five doll mascots of 2008 Beijing Olympics. Yeshe Chosgron from Class 1, Grade 2 says:" Yingying's pose is suitable for representing the fast, agile and swift characteristics of Tibetan antelope. The head ornament reflects a track and field player. Representing the yellow ring of five-ring of Olympics, Yingying is a display for Green Olympics."

November 13, a teacher of Changzhou Tibet Middle School says:" During this May Day, we organized the students to take part in the publicizing of supporting Tibetan antelope as mascot of Beijing Olympics by logging in the feature for voting on China Tibet Information Center. We hope that after Tibetan antelope was selected as one of five mascots of Beijing Olympics, more and more people will pay attention to the protection of this rare animal.