Transcript Chinese Flag project 2x

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The first Chinese flag
was the róc flag. The
flag was formed in 1912
after being ruled by
imperialism from 206 bc
to 1912 and formed the
Republic of China.
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To say Chinese flag in Chinese is zhōngguó. The
pinyin is 中国 帜 and the traditional pinyin is 中國
幟. Róc flag is yán shi 岩石 帜 and traditional pinyin
is 岩石 幟.
The Second Chinese Flag
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After in 1937 China was at war
with Japan
and the flag was
changed to the to the current
Taiwan flag today. The flag was
mostly used around the east
coast of china. The other parts of
china didn’t like the flag so they
used the róc flag.
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Communist flag
The 3rd Chinese flag is the flag
used today after the communist
party from the Soviet union.
Current day Russia came to
China and started a communist
party. Then the communist
party had a civil war with the
Chinese government so the
communist battled the anticommunist for control of China.
The communist party beat the
anti-communist and they fled
to Taiwan and Hong Kong.
Hong Kong slowly fell to the
communist party. But Taiwan is
still anti-communist.
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Communism is a type of way to run a country. The
government owns all the land and alot of money
went to the government . There are no rich people.
In the beginning of communism in 1848, it sounded
like a ok idea but almost all of the people were very
poor. And people hated it.
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There are two meaning
of the 5 stars. The red
means the Chinese
people and the stars
mean the government.
The second meaning is
the 1st small star means
farmers the 2nd small star
means workers. The 3rd
small star means
soldiers. The 4th star
means business . Finally
the 5th huge star means
the government.
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These are all the other Chinese flags from islands
armys and states.
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The flag should never be flown above any other
flag as it signifies superiority of the nation over
others.
A shabby and tattered Chinese flag should never
be displayed and should be replaced by a new one.
It should not be attached to any insignia, design,
picture or drawing.
It should not be displayed, or fastened in such a
way that it can get torn or soiled.
If a flag is not in a condition that it can be
displayed, then it should be destroyed in a
dignified manner
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