Young people in Nanjing celebrated the 100-day countdown for the 2014 Youth Olympic Games with a ceremony on May 10.

In the day-long event, Executive Vice President and Chairman of Coca-Cola Greater China David G. Brooks unveiled the Coca-Cola Youth Olympics logo together with Liu Yi'an, executive vice-mayor of Nanjing and deputy secretary-general of the Games' organizing committee.

Throughout more than 80 years of partnership with the International Olympic Committee, Coca-Cola has been promoting the Games' logos with inspirational designs. The year's composite logo uses both traditional Chinese and contemporary elements: combining a banner that in Chinese tradition symbolizes bravery, victory and glory with a "chat bubble" icon of the Internet age.