Description

The flag of Hong Kong features a red background with a white, five-petal Bauhinia flower at its center.
The red color symbolizes the connection with China and the spirit of celebration.
The white flower represents harmony, peace, and the region’s distinct identity.
Each petal contains a small red star, echoing China’s national flag.
The design emphasizes “one country, two systems,” highlighting Hong Kong’s autonomy.
Adopted in 1997, the flag marked the transfer of sovereignty from the United Kingdom to China.
Its vibrant colors and unique design make it easily recognizable.
Today, the flag stands as a symbol of Hong Kong’s culture, identity, and unity within China.