International Standard Mark

Author: Mou Yue
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The International Standard Signs is the first specialized work in China that systematically studies and discusses the international standardization of signs. It is also the result of Professor Mou Yue, Director of the China Sign Design Research Center, who conducted research and investigations during his six-plus years of study and teaching abroad. The book is rich in both text and illustrations, providing an incisive analysis of the development of global sign history over the entire century, from the initial proposal of international sign standards at the "IEC" International Electrical Standards Conference in 1903 to the emergence of the world's first international road signs on the European continent in 1909. It examines the successful experiences and achievements of countries such as the United States, Japan, the European Union, and Eastern Europe in implementing sign standardization. The book accurately and comprehensively addresses how China can achieve standardized sign design and how signs in various industries in China can realize international sign standardization. The book is highly forward-looking, practical, and serves as a theoretical guide for academic research and a reference for sign design in various industries. The publication of this book fills the gap in China's field of international standard signs and will have a positive and far-reaching impact on China's efforts to align with the world in the design and research of urban public environmental quality.