I love China-the national flag and the national emblem.

China: The national emblem symbolizes the new democratic revolutionary struggle of the China people since the May 4th Movement and the birth of the new China of the people's democratic dictatorship led by the working class and based on the alliance of workers and peasants. Four small five-pointed stars surround a big five-pointed star, symbolizing the great unity of the people of the whole country under the leadership of the China * * * production party; The ears of wheat and rice symbolize the alliance of workers and peasants under the leadership of the working class; Tiananmen Square embodies the revolutionary tradition and national spirit of the people of China, and is also a symbol of the capital Beijing. Because Tiananmen Square is the birthplace of the May 4th Movement, where the founding ceremony was held and the first five-star red flag was raised in New China. The national emblem uses true red and golden yellow as the color contrast, which embodies the unique national color and tradition of the Chinese nation, and is both solemn and rich in connotation.

National Flag: The national flag of the people of China is a five-star red flag. The whole design of the national flag symbolizes the great unity of the revolutionary people in China. Red represents enthusiasm and symbolizes revolution. The motherland is like a piece of Xia Hong. With a yellow five-star, it looks very bright; The five stars are yellow, which also symbolizes that the Chinese nation belongs to the yellow race to show the characteristics of the nation. On the top left of the flag, there are five yellow five-pointed stars. The big five-pointed star represents the China Producers' Party, and the four small five-pointed stars represent the four classes included by the people of China and China when People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded: the working class, the peasant class, the urban petty bourgeoisie and the national bourgeoisie. Four small stars arch on the right side of the big star, and each one has a corner facing the center of the big star, symbolizing the great unity of the revolutionary people under the leadership of the China * * * production party and the people's heartfelt support for the party. This also reflects the characteristics of the China regime.

Russia: The national emblem of the double-headed eagle is three crowns worn by Peter, and the scepter and golden ball on the Talon symbolize imperial power; In the shield on the eagle's chest is a Russian legendary warrior who killed monsters.

National Flag This national flag evolved from Peter the Great's red, white and blue flag. White symbolizes truth; Blue symbolizes loyalty and purity; Red symbolizes beauty and courage.

Australia: The six patterns on the national emblem shield represent six states; Kangaroos and emus represent endemic animals; The seven corners of Venus represent six states and northern autonomous regions; The text on the bottom ribbon is the country name.

The British "rice" pattern of the national flag represents the traditional relationship with Britain; The largest seven-pointed star symbolizes six states and the Federal District; Five little stars symbolize the Southern Cross. 1788, Britain began to establish a colonial stronghold in Sydney, 190 1 year, formed the Commonwealth of Australia, and became a British dominion. This national flag is an award-winning work selected from 30,000 designs in the 1903 National Design Competition.

United States: the laurel gripped by the national emblem vulture's left paw symbolizes the love for peace; The right claw holds thirteen arrows, symbolizing invincible determination; Thirteen red and white stripes on the eagle's chest and thirteen stars on its head symbolize the thirteen states when People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded. Blue symbolizes various institutions of the country; The word on the olecranon lace is Latin "e Pluribus Unum"; In many national galaxies, the circular ornament at the top symbolizes a new constellation.

Thirteen wide red and white stripes on the national flag symbolize the thirteen states when People's Republic of China (PRC) was founded. Fifty five-pointed stars symbolize that there are now fifty States; Red symbolizes strength and courage; Blue symbolizes vigilance and perseverance; White symbolizes justice and purity.

Sudan: the red flag symbolizes socialist revolution and progress; White symbolizes peace, hope and honor; Black symbolizes the southern residents who belong to African blacks; Green symbolizes Islam, prosperity and happiness that northern residents believe in.

The wings and body of the unique desert heron eagle in the national emblem symbolize six administrative regions. The upper and lower ribbons are Arabic for "Victory belongs to us" and "Sudan and Republic".

Brazil: the green flag symbolizes the vast jungle; Yellow symbolizes rich minerals and resources. The 22 five-pointed stars on the central celestial sphere represent 22 states, federal music and capitals. The arched ribbon stands for "order and progress" in Portuguese.

National emblem, red border, pentagonal Venus, symbolizing national unity and independence; The five white stars in the inner circle of Venus symbolize the brightest Southern Cross constellation over Brazil. The 22 stars on the two golden bands represent 22 states; The branches and leaves of coffee trees with green leaves and red fruits and tobacco symbolize the main crops of the country; Sunshine symbolizes hope and confidence; On the ribbon are Portuguese "Federative Republic of Brazil" and the date of overthrowing the monarchy and establishing the Republic "1889165438+10/5".

Argentina: The "Staff of Freedom" and "Cap of Freedom" at the top of the national emblem are the symbols of patriots in the Latin American Liberation War in the19th century. Laurel wreath symbolizes victory; Mayday symbolizes freedom and liberation.

The light blue and white of the national flag are symbols of Buenos Aires people's resistance to the invading army; Mayday symbolizes freedom and dawn. This national flag is181February 2 by Manuel, one of the leaders of the Argentine independence movement? General belgrano created it and raised it for the first time on the artillery position on June 20 of the same year, so this day was designated as "National Flag Day".

Iceland: the blue flag symbolizes the sky and the sea; White symbolizes that this country is a land of silver. The design of the cross originated from the Danish flag, but more Icelanders firmly believe that the cross symbolizes Christ.

In the center of the national emblem is a shield-shaped national flag, and above the national flag are the white falcon and snake; As well as the left and right black cows and the old man on crutches, are the legendary four patron saints of Iceland; The rock at the bottom symbolizes the rocky coast.

South Korea: The national flag originated from the Taoist Taiji diagram, symbolizing a country composed of the universe and a single nation; The four hexagrams around symbolize the government; White symbolizes sacred land.

Lotus, the national emblem, which Koreans call "endless flower", symbolizes the endless and indomitable national spirit from generation to generation; The shade and pattern in the center of the flower symbolize the unique national style.

Italy: the green symbol of the national flag symbolizes the land; White symbolizes the lofty spirit of peace and justice; Red symbolizes the blood of patriots and freedom, equality and friendship.

The white five-pointed star with red border in the national emblem symbolizes nationalism; Gears symbolize developed industrial production; Oak branches and olive branches symbolize strength and peace; The ribbon is the name of the country: "Italian * * * and China".

Britain: The national flag consists of the white red cross of St George, the patron saint of England, the blue and white red cross of St Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland and the white red cross of St Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. Opened on 180 1

The national emblem is the symbol of royalty. Three golden lions symbolize England; The red lion standing in a box decorated with irises symbolizes Scotland; The silver stringed harp symbolizes Ireland. The words on the ribbon of the guardian medal around the coat of arms are "evil is rewarded with evil, and evil with evil"; On both sides are the British king lion and the Scottish unicorn, and the helmet on it is dedicated to the imperial crown; On the ribbon at the bottom is the motto of the king of England: "God gives me rights".

France: National Flag 1789 During the French Revolution in July, the Paris National Self-Defense Force took the lead in adopting the blue, white and red national flags, with white symbolizing the royal family and blue and red symbolizing the citizens. Three colors come from French history, and blue is sacred? The color of Martin's robe; White commemorates Joan of Arc; Red comes from the military flag used by the hero St. Denis. 1946, the French Constitution officially stipulated this national flag.

National emblem France has no official national emblem. Traditionally, the oval badge during the Great Revolution was used as a national symbol. The central pattern is a bundle of sticks representing justice and authority, symbolizing the freedom, independence and sovereignty of the country; Olive and laurel branches and leaves crossing on both sides symbolize peace and victory; Ribbon is the slogan of the French Revolution: "Freedom, equality and fraternity"; There is a medal of honor hanging below, symbolizing the French Revolution of 1789.