The winning logo is designed for the Central District Junior Police Call Council with multiple references to the current logos. The primary colour family, blue is both used, currently in the Central District Junior Police Call logo and the Junior Police Call logo. A different shade of blue was used in this logo design to obtain a better visual harmony and effect since the original blue was considerably bright and not subtle enough. The “rainbow” colour theme employed in the original design can be found featured in the last “C” counting the the left in my design. While there is already a separate line writing “CENTRAL” and that letter “C” is designated to represent the word “council”, such a colour is a reference to the existing identity for Central District Junior Police Call.

There are also some hidden meanings behind the details of this design. The first two alphabet components, “J” and “P” which respectively stands for “Junior” and “Police” in “Junior Police Call” are interlocked to roughly construct an outline of the chinese character for “Central” (中) , which can also be translated as “middle” in the Chinese language. This meaning further extends to impartiality (中肯​、公正​) which is the essence of a creditable and respectable social-order-maintaining unit in every city, and loyalty (忠誠) if we consider the homophonic equivalent of the Chinese character “中”. The latter is a further reference to the new motto of the HKPL “Serving Hong Kong with Honour, Duty and Loyalty” that contrasts with its preceding version that mentions “pride and care” instead. I believe this can also represent the definite relationship of the Junior Police Call with the Hong Kong Police, which the former itself is set up under the Police Public Relations Branch. The interlocked alphabet constructions, namely letters “J”, “P”, “C” and another “C” is a reference to the motto of the Junior Police Call, “Be a leader, fight crime together”. The interlocking represents solidarity among members of the Junior Police Call to combat crime and injustice and reflect the need of concerted effort to achieve the goal.