Chinese flag: There are five five-pointed stars on the flag, located in the upper left corner of the red flag. Red represents blood, symbolizing revolution, and the five stars are yellow, symbolizing the brightness of light. The big star represents the Communist Party of China, the four small stars represent workers, peasants, intellectuals, national bourgeoisie (i.e. workers, peasants, scholars and merchants), and also represent people of all ethnic groups in the country. Four small stars surround the big star, each with a horn facing the center of the big star symbolizes the great unity of the revolutionary people under the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the people's support for the party.
U.S. Flag (Stars and Stripes): 50 small stars represent 50 states in the United States, while 13 broadbands symbolize the 13 states in the earliest founding of the United States. Red symbolizes courage, white symbolizes truth, and blue symbolizes justice.
UK flag: The red positive cross with white edges in the flag represents the patron saint George of England, the white cross cross represents the patron saint Andrew of Scotland, and the red cross represents the Ireland Patron saint Patrick.
Australia flag: The upper left corner is the British flag, indicating the traditional relationship between Australia and the United Kingdom. The big seven-pointed star under the character "Mi" symbolizes the six continents and federal districts of the Australian Federation. The rest of the area has four larger white seven-pointed stars and one smaller white five-pointed star, representing the Southern Cross sign above the Pacific Ocean. Blue symbolizes the sea embracing Australian territory.
Danish flag: also called "Dannebrog", the pattern is red and white cross. The Danish flag has a long history and has also had a significant impact on the national flag design of many other countries, especially Nordic countries. Other countries that adopt similar national flag designs include Sweden , Norway, Finland and Iceland . According to the epic records of Denmark, the flag was not designed by people, but fell from the sky. In the 1219 Denmark-Estonia war, the disadvantaged Danish army saw the flag flying down from the fingers of the gods, and a Danish soldier raised it high, and the Danish army turned defeat into victory. From then on, this flag became a symbol of the Danish nation. The cross pattern also indicates people’s faith in God.
The national flags of these countries are all with special patterns:
Korean national flag (Tai Chi flag): drawn based on Chinese Confucianism and Taoist thoughts. The Tai Chi diagram symbolizes the country composed of the universe and the world and a single nation. The white background represents the sacred land; the circle of Tai Chi represents the people; the two qualities of Tai Chi are red above and blue below, representing yang and yin respectively. The hexagrams at the four corners are: Qian on the upper left, Kun on the lower right, Kan on the upper right, and Li on the lower left, respectively, representing the meaning of heaven, earth, water, fire, and parents, men and women.
Japanese flag is also called "Sun Flag" (Himaru's Flag, th Rimaru flag), with a red sun on the flag centered, reflecting the white flag. Legend has it that Japan was created by the Sun God, and the Emperor is the descendant of the Sun God. This flag was used by the Emperor in the 8th century AD, and was called the "Emperor's Flag" at that time. This sun flag was hung when Japan invaded North Korea later. Starting from the mid-19th century, the sun flag gradually became a banner representing Japan, and this flag was hung by all Japanese ships. It was officially designated as the Japanese Navy flag in 1870. White symbolizes sacredness, peace, purity and justice, while red symbolizes sincerity, enthusiasm, vitality and fraternity. Ironically, during World War II, Hinomaru Banner became notorious for being a symbol of the Japanese invading army. After the end of World War II, the Japanese flag became the Japanese flag, but it was controversial due to its symbolic significance in the war of aggression. Therefore, it was not officially identified as the Japanese flag until August 13, 1999.This flag also appeared in the form of a red sun and 16 red lights during World War II. As Japan's army and naval flag, it is still the Japanese naval flag since 1954 and is still the Japanese naval flag
Canadian flag: the red vertical rectangles on both sides represent the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, and the white square in the middle symbolizes the vast territory of Canada. The maple tree is the national tree of Canada, and the 11-point red maple leaves in the center of the flag are a symbol of the Canadian nation.
Brazilian flag: The flag is green, and there is a yellow diamond in the middle, and the distance between its four vertices and the edge of the flag is equal. In the middle of the diamond is a blue sky globe with an arched leucorrhea on it. Green and yellow are the national colors of Brazil. Green symbolizes the country's vast jungle, and yellow represents abundant mineral resources. The arched leucorrhea on the celestial globus divides the sphere into two parts, the lower part, and the lower part symbolizes the starry sky of the southern hemisphere. The white pentagrams of different sizes represent Brazil's 26 states and a federal district. The leucorrhea says "order and progress" in Portuguese.
Indian flag: The flag is composed of three equal horizontal rectangles: orange, white and green. There is a blue Falun in the center of the flag with 24 shafts. Orange symbolizes courage, dedication and selflessness, and is also the color of the Hindu priest robes, white represents truth and peace, while green represents prosperity, faith and human productivity. Falun is one of the lion's heads of the stone pillars of the Buddhist holy land in the prosperous Ashoka period of the Mauryan Dynasty in India. The sacred Falun symbolizes truth and morality, and also represents the ancient civilization of India. The 24 shafts of the Falun can represent 24 hours a day, symbolizing that the country is moving forward at all times.
Spanish flag: red and yellow symbolize the people's loyalty to the motherland. The shield at the center of the national emblem is painted with patterns representing the five countries that make up Spain: the red-bottomed golden castle and the white-ground purple lion represent the kingdoms of Castille and Leon respectively. The vertical red and yellow stripes are the representative colors of the kingdom of Aragon. The golden chain net on the red ground crosses represent the kingdom of Navarre, and the pomegranate flower at the bottom represents the kingdom of Granada. Two Hercules pillars stood on both sides of the shield, and a red decorative band around the silver pillars, which read "Tailed further to the world"; but before discovering America, the decorative band said "This is the edge of the world."
Portuguese flag: Two-fifths near the flagpole is green, and the other three-fifths are red. The junction is decorated with a small national emblem (armillary sphere and Portuguese shield). Green represents national hope, and red represents the blood of those who devote themselves to national hope.
Mexican flag: The Mexican emblem is painted in the middle of the white part. Green symbolizes independence and hope, white symbolizes peace and religious belief, and red symbolizes the unity of the country.
Herb flag: The flag is composed of four white strips and five blue strips. There is a blue square on the upper left with a white cross painted. Nine broadbands mean "not free than death", and this motto has nine syllables in Greek. Blue symbolizes the blue sky, and white symbolizes the faith in Christianity.
Türkiye Flag: Red symbolizes blood and victory, crescent moon and star symbols Islam faith, and also marks the belief of the Turkish people in Islam, and also symbolizes happiness and auspiciousness.
Egypt National Flag: Red represents revolution and blood, white represents a bright future, and black represents a long history suppressed by foreign countries. The national emblem in the center is called the "Saladin Eagle", and the golden eagle that looks at the West symbolizes the increasingly abundant civilization; the vertical shield-shaped badge on the eagle's chest symbolizes the Kurich tribe related to Muhammad, and the text under the eagle's claws is written in Arabic "Arab Republic of Egypt".
Argentina flag: sky blue symbolizes justice, white symbolizes faith, purity, integrity and nobility. In the middle of the white is the "May Sun", which symbolizes freedom and the future.
is easy to confuse. You all have three-color national flags, and everyone is stupid enough to tell the difference. How can you remember it?
France: blue, white, red
Russia: white, blue, red
Germany: black, red, gold
Ukraine: blue, yellow
Italian: green, white, red
Dutch : red, white, blue
Austria: red, white, red
Poland : white, red
French flag : blue, white, and red are freedom, equality, and fraternity respectively.
Russian Flag: The three-color arrangement shows that Russia is vast. White represents the snow in the cold zone all year round, blue represents the sub-cold zone, and symbolizes Russia's rich natural resources. Red is a symbol of the temperate zone, and also symbolizes the long history of Russia and its contribution to human civilization. On the other hand, white, blue and red symbolize truth, purity and loyalty, beauty and courage respectively.
Ukraine national flag: blue symbolizes freedom and sovereignty; yellow symbolizes the dignity and authority of the country. Blue and yellow are representative colors of Ukrainian traditions, symbolizing the long history and culture of the nation.
German flag: black symbolizes the tragic situation of suppression of human rights; red symbolizes the burning flame, inspires people's enthusiasm for freedom; gold symbolizes the glory of truth, and will never be buried by the sand of history. The water and wood master sorted out
Italian flag: green represents the beautiful and passionate land on the Italian peninsula ; white is the color of the snow-capped Alps, symbolizing the noble spirit of peace and justice; red is to commemorate the passionate blood of patriots. These three colors also show freedom, equality and fraternity. It is said that Napoleon designed it imitated the French flag after he invaded the Italian Peninsula. In addition, there is green = hope, white = faith, red = kindness; green = flag of the Principality of Milan, whose image is a green base with a double-headed snake logo. White = Kingdom of Sicily, its image is a sign of the three-curved legs of the Sicily on white background. Red = Venetian city-state, its image is a red background with the San Marco lion logo. Its logo is also represented as the Italian kingdom that is unified by the three kingdoms.
Dutch flag: blue represents the ocean, symbolizing the happiness of the people; white represents freedom, equality, democracy, and also represents the simple character characteristics of the people; red represents the victory of the revolution.
Austrian flag: In the middle of the flag is the Austrian national emblem pattern. The origin of this flag can be traced back to the Austro-Hungarian Empire. It is said that when the Duke of Babenburg was fighting fiercely with King Richard I of the British, the duke's white military uniform was almost stained with blood, and only a white mark was left on the sword. From then on, the Duke's army adopted the color of the battle flag. In 1786, King Joseph II used the red and white flags as the battle flag of the entire army, and was officially designated as the Austrian flag in 1919. Official representatives of Austrian government agencies, ministers, presidents and other government agencies stationed abroad use national flags with national emblems, and generally do not need to wear national emblems.
Polish national flag: The flag is composed of two parallel and equal rectangles with white upper and lower red upper, and the white part is painted with the national emblem pattern in the middle. Red symbolizes passion and blood, and also symbolizes victory in the revolutionary struggle; white symbolizes purity and represents silver eagle. For formal occasions, use a national flag with national emblem, and for general occasions, use a national flag without national emblem. In the sixth century AD, a tribal chief found an eagle nest in the Gnizno mountain rocks. The frightened little eagle flew towards the sunset. The majestic posture made the chief highly appreciate it. Therefore, the silver eagle flying high against the sun as the clan emblem, and a castle was built in Gnizno. It later developed into the birthplace of Polish national culture and the earliest capital in Polish history.
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