The flag of South Korea, called the Taegeukgi, features a white background with a red and blue circle in the center.
The white background symbolizes peace and purity.
The red and blue circle, called the Taegeuk, represents balance in the universe.
Surrounding the circle are four black trigrams, each symbolizing heaven, earth, fire, and water.
The trigrams reflect harmony and movement in life.
Adopted officially in 1948, the flag represents the nation’s identity and values.
Its design combines simplicity with deep philosophical meaning.
Today, the flag stands as a proud symbol of South Korea’s heritage, unity, and culture.