French flag case

The pattern of the French flag is red, white and blue stripes. When it was originally designed, the widths of the three ribbons on the national flag were exactly the same. But when the national flag is compiled, people always think that the three colors in the national flag are not equal, as if the white area is the largest and the blue area is the smallest. To this end, the designer specially found color experts to analyze, only to find that this is related to the sense of color flexibility. When the actual area ratio of these three colors is adjusted to blue: white: red = 30: 33: 37, they look equal. Blue, white and red tricolor flags, white symbolizes the royal family, and blue and red symbolize the citizens. Three colors come from French history, and blue is the color of St. Martin's robe; White commemorates Joan of Arc; Red comes from the military flag used by the hero St. Denis.

The national flag is the symbol and symbol of a country, and the national flag hung represents the sovereignty of the country. The national flag was first formulated in the form of legislation, which began in 1789 during the French Revolution. The French flag is famous for its tricolor flag, which first appeared during the French Revolution. Its color is taken from the national emblem of France at that time (red and blue), and the color of the French royal family is white. Among them, blue is the color of Saint Martin's robe, white is to commemorate the national hero Joan of Arc, and red is the color of Saint Denis's flag. The original tricolor flag color arrangement was different from today, and the left side was red, but it was later adjusted. February 1794, 15, the flag was finally determined to be the French flag.