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The regional flag carries a design of five bauhinia petals, each with a star in the middle, on a red background. The red flag represents the motherland and the bauhinia represents Hong Kong. The design implies that Hong Kong is an inalienable part of China and prospers in the embrace of the motherland.
Its emblem, the bauhinia flower, is a traditional emblem of Hong Kong; previously it had appeared on colonial stamps and coins. The five petals and red stars reflect the use of that number in traditional Chinese symbolism and represent the five major regions of China.
Learn about the regional flag of Hong Kong, which features a red background and a white flower with five stars. Find out the history, meaning, and symbols of the flag, as well as the national anthem and currency of Hong Kong.
Current image of flag of Hong Kong with information and location of Hong Kong.
La bandera de la región administrativa especial de Hong Kong de la República Popular China es una Bauhinia × blakeana blanca, estilizada, de cinco pétalos en el centro de un campo rojo. El color rojo en esta bandera regional es igual que el de la bandera de la República Popular China .
What does the Hong Kong flag mean? The design of the Hong Kong regional flag reflects its cultural, political and regional significance: The red color symbolizes the celebration and national identity of the Chinese people, as well as the connection between Hong Kong and the People's Republic of China;
The flag of Hong Kong symbolizes the ‘one country, two systems’ philosophy, following the city’s reunion with the Republic of China. The flag features a stylized, five-petaled, white orchid flower against a red background. The flag’s symbolic flower is derived from the Bauhinia blakeana, widely referred to as the Hong Kong Orchid tree.
