what does the chinese flag symbolize?

Question

chinese flag.. what does it symbolize

Answer 1

There are three that I know of... which one? The red with six golden stars or with the blue box with the white sun?

Answer 2

The design uses red as its background (symbolizing the blood of the soldiers who were lost in wars) and bright yellow for its stars. The larger star symbolizes the leadership of the Communist Party of China. The four small stars represent the four classes: the workers, the peasants, the petty bourgeoisie, and patriotic capitalists [citation needed] (Alternate: four "revolutionary" classes of Chinese society: worker, farmer, student, and soldier)[citation needed].Another alternate was that the large star represents the Han people, the four smaller stars the Manchu, Mongol, Uighur and Tibetans[citation needed], however this belief is frowned upon by the central government due to the fact that the government officially recognizes 56 not 4 ethnic minorities within China, and the fact that the government doesn't want the Han (majority) to be given special recognization. The design went through several changes and was finally approved by the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference on September 27, 1949 at their First Plenary Session. The original design plans contained several alterations in comparison with the modern-day flag.

Answer 3

i know , but i donnot know how to describe to you with real English , i wonder if you can understand me , anyhow , my opinion is as follows:
1. the red color shows china was established by red blood of those who dedicate to the revolution of china's liberation
2. the biggest five-corner-star deputies the CCP.
3. the other stars indicate the whole chinese and their 56 folks
4. one of each little stars's corner point to the big one's centre , which shows all chinese and their 56 folks congregate around the Chinese Communist Party.

Answer 4

Chinese people