Flag of the Philippines,Republic of the Philippines

The national flag is rectangular and the ratio of length to width is 2:1. On the left side of the flag is a white equilateral triangle with a yellow sun and a yellow five pointed star in each corner. On the right is a right angle trapezoid of blue and red, with blue on the top in peacetime and red on the top in wartime. The sun symbolizes freedom. The eight longer beams represent the eight provinces of the initial uprising, and the rest represent other provinces. The three five pointed stars represent three major regions: Luzon, Samak and Mindanao. Blue symbolizes loyalty, honesty and integrity, red symbolizes courage, and white symbolizes peace and purity.
Detail:
Adopted on: June 12, 1898 Proportion: 1:2 Designed by: Emilio Aguinaldo Country: Philippines
Story:
The national flag is rectangular and the ratio of length to width is 3:2. Red flag, the center for a pentagonal Venus. Red symbolizes revolution. Venus represents the Vietnamese Labor Party, and the other meaning is that the five corners of Venus represent workers, farmers, soldiers, intellectuals and youth.