Taiji flag is the national flag formulated at the end of the Korean dynasty, named after its central Taiji circle. Taiji circle is divided into two parts, which are very symmetrical. The red part above represents yang, and the blue part below represents yin. It is a symbol of the ancient universe, and it is a symbol of two great cosmic forces that are opposed to each other and achieve perfect harmony and balance: fire and water, day and night, darkness and light, men and women, heat and cold, positive and negative, etc. The hexagrams on the flag angle also mean the balance of opposites. Three complete bars represent the sky and three opposite broken bars represent the ground. In the lower left corner, two whole bars with a broken bar symbolize fire, and the diagonal symbol symbolizes water. White symbolizes the pure heart and peace-loving spirit of the Korean people. The whole national flag symbolizes the ideal of the Korean people to develop harmoniously with the universe forever.

2. Korean national anthem "Patriotic Song"

Patriotic songs were founded in 1896, and the lyrics of various patriotic songs published in independent news are still unclear.

The current national anthem of love is 1900, which is adapted from the tune of the Scottish folk song Auld Lang Syne. [Patriotic Song] (An Yitai: Lyrics)

Section 1: Even if Baitou Mountain, the water of the East China Sea, dries up and withers, God bless our country for a long time.

Poem 2: The pine trees on the South Mountain seem to be covered with armor, even if there are strong winds and waves, they can't change our spirit.

The third sentence: Autumn is crisp and there are no clouds in Wan Li. The bright moon is our unchangeable heart.

Section 4: With our boldness of vision and loyal heart, no matter what difficulties and happiness, our loving heart will never change.

Repeatedly: Endless flowers spend 3,000 miles to make a magnificent country, and the Korean people take the road of saving the country.

Three. North Korean flag

It is a horizontal rectangle with the length-width ratio of 2∶ 1. The flag surface consists of three rectangles: blue, red and blue. Blue and red are separated by white stripes. There is a white round field with a red five-pointed star near the flagpole in the red wide strip. The pentagram symbolizes the revolutionary tradition. The wide red stripe symbolizes bloody fighting and patriotism, while the white stripe symbolizes that North Korea is a single nation, while the narrow blue stripe symbolizes unity and peace.