British national emblem: the center of the national emblem is a nuclear shield, and the upper left corner and the lower left corner of the shield are red lions, symbolizing three England; The first half of the golden stand in the upper right corner symbolizes the Scottish red lion; The golden harp in the lower left corner is the symbol of Ireland. The coat of arms is supported by a crowned lion representing England and a unicorn representing Scotland on each side of the head. There is a famous saying written in French around the arm, which means "good for evil"; There is a beautiful lace hanging under the medal, which says "God is with me, I have this right". Above the coat of arms is a helmet inlaid with gold and silver jewelry, as well as a crown worn by the empire and a lion wearing a crown.

American national emblem: the front of the national emblem is a bald eagle and the American flag.

The main image of this case is the symbol of American vulture (often mistaken for vulture), and the bald eagle is the symbol of strength, courage, freedom and immortality. The wings of the bald eagle spread out (the coat of arms is called Xue in Xiu). The left and right talons hold the olive branch and the arrow symbolizing peace and force respectively (see the olive branch petition). The eagle's head looks to the right, symbolizing the hope for peace. Holding a ribbon with the Latin motto "e Pluribus Unum" written on it. The background of the new "blue circle" symbolizing national sovereignty is 13 stars inlaid with the original 13 national symbol.