Baidu Encyclopedia says that the blue, gold, sun, moon and flag of the Ming Dynasty maritime merchant was used as the national flag of China. Is it true?/You don't say. Do you have any dry goods to prove? Did you really salvage the sun and moon flag? No. The earliest national flag in China appeared in the late Qing Dynasty. Huanglongqi, the national flag of China ranges from 1888 to 19 12. Yellow and dragon are symbols of the Qing emperor. With Huanglong Banner as the national flag, it means "I am the country".

Huanglongqi was replaced by a five-color flag on 19 12 10, which was overthrown in the Qing Dynasty. On July 19 17, the "zhang xun restoration" incident occurred. Zhang Xun and Kang Youwei welcomed Puyi, the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, out of the Royal Hall of Supreme Harmony, and changed six years of the Republic of China to nine years of Xuantong. Zhang Xun was appointed as the parliamentary secretary, governor of Zhili and minister of Beiyang, and Huang Longqi appeared in Beijing. The repair ended in only 12 days. 1965438+July 2007 12, Duan led his troops to Beijing, Zhang Xun fled to the Dutch embassy, and Puyi abdicated again. Huanglongqi was abolished again.

Flags before the Qing Dynasty were usually written directly with the country name or surname.