Why does Hong Kong have a flag?

Answer 1

The Hong Kong flag consists of a stylised, white, five-petal Bauhinia Blakeana flower sitting in the centre of a red background.

The red and white on the flag symbolises the 'one country two system' political alliance between Hong Kong and China, while the Bauhinia Blakeana flower, a flower native to Hong Kong, is a symbol of harmony.
The color red also stands for the national PRC flag. The color was adopted to establish a link between Hong Kong and China. The flower is a symbol of harmony and also represents the dichotomy between China and Hong Kong.

Each of the flower's petals features a five-pointed red star which represents for communism and socialism.

Answer 2

The red on the flag represents Communist Chinese dominion over Hong Kong. The flower represents Hong Kong itself. The design is meant to show that Hong Kong is part of China and it "prospers" under China. The five stars on the flag symbolize that all of Hong Kong loves the PRC, and the white symbolizes the partnership between China and Hong Kong.

Answer 3

The red on the flag represents Communist Chinese dominion over Hong Kong. The flower represents Hong Kong itself. The design is meant to show that Hong Kong is part of China and it "prospers" under China. The five stars on the flag symbolize that all of Hong Kong loves the PRC, and the white symbolizes the partnership between China and Hong Kong.

Answer 4

five stars means china

water lily is Macau people favorite flower

three petals means Macau are consist of three islands

the bridge and sea water means peace

the background green means mare calusum

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Answer 5

Although Hong Kong is part of China, it is actually a Self-Administrative Region with its own government, currency and thus also has its own flag. This is due to Britain having control of the city until July 1997.