Symbols Of China And Taiwan
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SYMBOLS OF CHINA AND TAIWAN
EMILY CANTO,TIA COOPER, ALLI HUDSON, CATHERINE R.JULIA T.
Photo by Wolfgang Staudt
FLAG OF CHINA
- 中國 的國方㠱 or Zhōnghuá Mínguó Guóqí
- Flag was adopted in September 1949
- The red color symbolizes the revolution
- The large star represents the communist party
- The smaller stars represent the people of China
The Four Social Classes that the stars represent are workers, farmers, poor people, and scholars
Photo by Bad Jim
FLAG OF TAIWAN
- Names of flag: Blue Sky, White Sun, Wholly Red Earth
- Pinyin and characters: 台灣的國旗 tai wan de guo qi
- Blue: liberty, justice, and democracy
- Red: fraternity, sacrifice, and nationalism
- White: equality, frankness, and the people's livelihood
Made in 1895
Adopted as national flag on December 17, 1928
Designed by: Lu Hao-tung
Emblem on the flag smbolizes the white sun with 12 triangular rays to represent the 12 months of the year.
Adopted as national flag on December 17, 1928
Designed by: Lu Hao-tung
Emblem on the flag smbolizes the white sun with 12 triangular rays to represent the 12 months of the year.
NATIONAL EMBLEM OF CHINA
- When was it created?
- What does it symbolize?
- Zhōng guó de guó huī
- 中國的國徽
EMBLEM OF TAIWAN
- The design includes, a white sun and blue back ground
- .Each ray represents Chinese hours
- It's apart of ROC, and the naval jack
- tái wān de guó huī
- 台湾白囡花
The design is a white sun with white rays with a blue back ground.
The rays represent the 12 months in the Chinese year, and the rays represent the Chinese 12 hours but each ray symbolizes 2 hours regular hours.
The whole emblem itself represents a symbol of the ROC (republic of china) naval jack.
The rays represent the 12 months in the Chinese year, and the rays represent the Chinese 12 hours but each ray symbolizes 2 hours regular hours.
The whole emblem itself represents a symbol of the ROC (republic of china) naval jack.
Photo by Arabani
PLUM BLOSSOM
- 2nd Flower of China
- "Friend of winter"
- Fragrance comes from "bitterness and cold"
- 梅花 or méi huā
- Named King of Flowers
Photo by John-Morgan
NATIONAL FLOWER OF TAIWAN
- Plum Blossom
- 梅花 or méi huā
- Symbol for resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity.
- It is also called Chinese Plum and Japanese apricots
- Plum trees were grown for two reasons
-Huangmei county features a 1,600 year old plum tree from the Jin Dynasty.
- Plum tree was grown for two reasons
1)Planted for its fruits
2) As a ornamental plants
- The trees can live for more than 100 years and blooms once a year
- Plum tree was grown for two reasons
1)Planted for its fruits
2) As a ornamental plants
- The trees can live for more than 100 years and blooms once a year
