What is the flag of the English singing team hung by Chaoshan family?

Chaoshan area is a regional cultural circle in Guangdong Province, China, with unique traditional culture and folk customs. Hanging English flag is a traditional custom in Chaoshan area, also known as "dew English flag" or "hanging Yin flag".

In the traditional Chaoshan culture, hanging English flags mainly means hanging English flags at home when celebrating festivals, holding various important ceremonies or holding temple fairs. These flags are usually red cloth flags embroidered with gold fonts and patterns, representing auspiciousness, jubilation and prosperity.

There is rich cultural connotation and symbolic significance behind hanging the flag of English song team. First of all, the British flag is a unique symbol of Chaoshan area, representing the identity and sense of belonging of local people. Secondly, hanging the flag of the English singing team also symbolizes happiness and auspiciousness in the family, hoping to bring good luck and good luck. Finally, hanging the flag of English songs can also be used as a way of cultural inheritance to pass on the traditional culture in Chaoshan area from generation to generation.

Generally speaking, the flag of English songs in Chaoshan family is mainly to express happiness, auspiciousness and sense of belonging. It is one of the unique traditional customs in Chaoshan area, which embodies the local people's treasure and inheritance of traditional culture.