What is the status of the American flag in the eyes of Americans?

The usage rate of the American flag in the United States is very high, and their love for the flag has reached the level of obsession. On their clothes, flags, hats, houses and cars, we can often see the American flag printed on them, while in rural areas of the United States, farmers often hang giant national flags. This shows that the American people love the American flag. In addition, the American flag is a symbol of all freedoms guaranteed by the US Constitution and Bill of Rights, and it is also a symbol of individual freedom. The design of the American flag also has ulterior motives. The American flag is composed of red, white and blue, with 50 small stars and 13 red and white stripes. Their moral is that 50 little stars represent the 50 states of the United States, and 65,438+03 red and blue stripes represent the 65,438+03 colonies when the United States was just founded. In color, red represents courage, white represents honesty and justice, and blue represents justice. At first, there were only 13 little stars on the American flag, but in 18 18, the US Congress passed a bill:? Every time the United States accepts a state, it will add a new star to the national flag on July 4th of the following year? . Therefore, with the continuous expansion of American territory, there are more and more little stars on the national flag. After 26 revisions, it became the 50 little stars we see now. The last little star, the fiftieth state of the United States, is the pearl of the Pacific Ocean, Hawaii. June 14 is American flag day every year. Although this holiday is not an official federal holiday, some states still regard it as a state holiday. On this day, people all over the United States spontaneously hold various commemorative activities, such as telling people about the evolution history of the American flag to express their respect for the flag and their love for the United States of America. Moreover, patriotism education in the United States is deeply rooted in the bone marrow. We can feel that in various official or non-governmental activities, Americans always promote patriotism spontaneously or semi-spontaneously.