China

About the flag

The flag depicted is that of China, characterized by its red background and five yellow stars. The red color symbolizes the communist revolution, while the larger star represents the Communist Party, with the four smaller stars representing the four social classes defined by Mao Zedong: the workers, peasants, petty bourgeoisie, and national bourgeoisie. Interestingly, China's flag was adopted in 1949, shortly after the establishment of the People's Republic of China, reflecting its rich history and political ideology. To remember the flag, think of China's immense cultural and historical influence, as well as its distinctive color symbolism, which sets it apart from flags like Japan, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. Recognizing the simplicity yet profound meaning of the stars and the red field can help solidify your recall of this iconic national emblem.