What do the national flags of China, the United States, Britain, Canada and Australia stand for?

The five-star red flag is the National Flag of the People's Republic of China stipulated in the Constitution of People's Republic of China (PRC), which was designed by Zeng in July 1949. Among them, red symbolizes revolution; The five stars are yellow, which symbolizes that China people are yellow. The big star represents China * * *, and the four small stars represent workers, peasants, intellectuals and the national bourgeoisie (that is, the so-called "four people" who used to be "scholars, peasants, workers and businessmen", but according to communist thought, the order was changed to "workers, peasants, scholars and businessmen"). The four little stars are arched and located on the right side of the big star. Each little star has a corner facing the center of the big star, which symbolizes the great unity of the revolutionary people under the leadership of China and the people's support for the party.

Canada's national flag is made up of red, white and red from left to right. The red vertical rectangles on both sides represent the Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, and the white square symbolizes the vast territory of Canada. There is a red maple leaf with a corner of 1 1 in the middle. Maple is Canada's national tree and a symbol of the Canadian nation, representing Canadians' love for maple leaves. The national flag itself consists of red and white. The white in the middle represents Canada's vast territory, the red on both sides represents the Atlantic Ocean and the Pacific Ocean adjacent to the east and west, and the red maple leaf in the middle symbolizes the hardworking people living in Canada's rich land.

United Kingdom: It combines the national flag symbols of former England (red flag on white background), Scotland (red flag on blue background and white background) and Ireland (red flag on white background). At present, the red cross on the white side of the British flag represents the British flags of St. George, St. Andrew and St. Patrick. The Red Cross is usually called "British flag", and its official name is "British flag", which is usually called "British flag". Jack is a naval term that refers to the flag hanging on the bow of the boat. United flag means "United flag". The cross on the British flag represents St. George, St. Andrew and St. Patrick of Ireland.

United States: The American flag consists of 13 red and white stripes, with a blue rectangle in the upper left corner and 50 white five-pointed stars on it. The 50 stars represent the 50 states in the United States, and the 13 stripe symbolizes the 13 colonies when the United States was just founded. Red symbolizes courage, white symbolizes truth and blue symbolizes justice. This flag is commonly known as the "Stars and Stripes", and its official name is the "American flag". It has been revised 28 times since it officially became the American flag. The national flag is a symbol of all the freedoms guaranteed by the US Constitution and Bill of Rights. Most of the time, it is a symbol of personal freedom.

Australia: dark blue flag. The British flag in the upper left corner shows the traditional relationship between Australia and Britain. The seven-pointed star under the word "meter" symbolizes the six States and the Federal District that make up the Commonwealth of Australia. There is an English rice flag near the upper corner of the flagpole, and a white seven-pointed star near the lower corner of the flagpole. The rest has four larger white seven-pointed stars and a smaller white five-pointed star, representing the Southern Cross constellation over the Pacific Ocean.