What is the symbolic meaning of the national flowers of the ten ASEAN countries?

1. Brunei’s full name is Brunei Darussalam. “Brunei” in Malay means “plant”, and the name of the country specifically refers to mango.

"Darussalam" means "the land of peace, the world of peace" in Arabic.

Brunei's flag is composed of yellow, black and white. The center of the flag is the national emblem. The yellow of the flag represents the supreme leader Sultan, and the black and white stripes commemorate the two outstanding princes in Brunei's history.

2. The full name of Singapore is the Republic of Singapore, which means "Lion City" in Malay and is also known as Xingzhou and Xingdao.

The Singapore flag is composed of red and white. The red represents one community and human equality, the white symbolizes purity, the crescent symbolizes the country’s eternity and longevity, and the five white five-pointed stars symbolize democracy, peace, progress, justice and equality.

The national emblem of Singapore is designed based on the national flag pattern, with a red coat of arms in the center and a crescent moon holding a white five-pointed star arranged in a ring. Its meaning is the same as the national flag.

There is a beast on each side of the coat of arms. The golden merlion on the left represents Singapore, the "Lion City", and the golden tiger with black stripes on the right represents Malaya, reflecting Singapore's original connection with it.

The base of the national emblem is a golden palm branch and a blue ribbon that reads "Forward, Singapore" in English. 3. Thailand's full name is the Kingdom of Thailand (Kingdom of Thailand), which means "the country of freedom". It has the land of thousands of Buddhas,

It is known as the land of yellow robes and the land of elephants.

The flag is composed of red, white and blue. The red represents the power of the people, the white symbolizes the purity of religion, and the blue in the center represents the royal family, symbolizing the royal family among the people and religion.

The national emblem of Thailand is a totem pattern rich in religious mystery.

The crimson Dapeng is a hawk-faced god in Thai folklore. It has a golden pagoda on its head, and its exposed neck, arms and wrists are all covered with dazzling golden ornaments. Its arms are bent toward the head, and the inside of the fingers are dancing.

, constitutes the typical shape of Thai folk dance, showing strong Thai national characteristics.

The roc is wearing crimson wings and tail, golden armor, and two powerful claws, which makes people feel pious and respectful. 4. Malaysia (Malaysia), "Malay" means "gold", the Malay Peninsula

Known as the "Golden Peninsula", Malaysia is known as the kingdom of rubber and tin.

The 14 red and white horizontal stripes of the Malaysian flag represent the 13 states and governments in the country.

The 14-pointed star symbolizes the unity of the country.

Blue symbolizes unity and Commonwealth ties.

The crescent moon pattern symbolizes faith in Islam.

Yellow represents the color of the head of state. The pattern behind the Malaysian national emblem represents the head of state and the 13 states of the federation respectively.

Five sheathed daggers are arranged on the top of the shield, representing Johor, Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan and Terengganu respectively; the four color bands of red, black, white and yellow in the center represent respectively

Represents Selangor, Pahang, Perak and Negeri Sembilan; the blue and white rippled sea water and three blue camel feathers on the left are the Penang state emblem; a Malacca tree on the right represents Malacca; the bottom left at the back

The brown arms hold a flag high, representing Sarawak; a red, black and blue flying crow with wings spread on the right represents Sarawak; the red hibiscus flower in the middle is the national flower of Malaysia, symbolizing the head of state of Malaysia. This pattern is from 1967

It was added in 2000. It turns out that this position represents the emblem of Singapore.

On the coat of arms, the yellow crescent moon and star patterns complement each other, symbolizing the supremacy of Islam and the monarch.

A tiger stands facing each other on both sides of the coat of arms, with a golden ribbon on its hind legs. The aphorism "Unity is strength" is written in Malay and Javanese respectively on the ribbon.

5. Vietnam’s full name is the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. Historically, it was also called Dai Viet, Annan, and South Vietnam, and was later renamed Vietnam.

The red color of the Vietnamese flag symbolizes revolution, and the five points of the five-pointed star represent the Labor Party, workers, farmers, soldiers and intellectuals respectively.

The national emblem of Vietnam is a circular red emblem with a golden five-pointed star in the center, gears representing industry at the bottom, and golden ears of rice representing agriculture around it.

On a red ribbon at the lower end, the words "Vietnam Socialist Communist Party" are written in Vietnamese writing.

The national emblem of Vietnam outlines the future of socialism in Vietnam with simple patterns and bright colors.

6. The full name of Laos is Lao People's Democratic Republic. In Lao language, Laos means "people" or "human beings". Laos is also known as Laos and the Roof of Indochina.