| Flag of Taiwan | |
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| Adopted | October 28, 1928[1] |
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| Designed by | Hou-tung Lu and Sun Yat-sen |
| Proportions | 2:3[2] |
The flag of Taiwan, also known as the Republic of China or Chinese Taipei, is red with a blue canton with a white stylized Sun with twelve rays in the center of the canton.
Symbolism[edit | edit source]
The blue and white canton represents the Kuomingtang Party, and red represents the han Chinese people.
Other Flags[edit | edit source]
Becasue Taiwan is disputed territory, there are other flags.
Flag of Chinese Taipei used for Olympic Games
Flag of Chinese-Taipei used by Taiwan's national soccer team
Proposed flag of the Republic of Taiwan: hearts-in-harmony design
Flag of Taiwan made by World Taiwanese Congress (WTC); it is also very commonly used by Taiwan independence protesters
Flag of Taiwan's Democratic Progressive Party
Flag of Taiwan Republic as used by some independence advocates
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