South Korea Flag - Symbolism, History, and Meaning #1734138 (License: Personal Use)

The South Korean flag, or Taegeukgi, centers on a red-and-blue Taeguk symbol representing yin and yang-harmony between opposing forces. Surrounding it are four black trigrams (Geon, Ri, Gam, and Gon), each denoting heaven, fire, water, and earth, reflecting Confucian and Taoist cosmology. The white background signifies purity, peace, and the Korean people’s spirit.

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