@ai.insan: The national flag of South Korea is called Taegeukgi. It was first designed in the late 19th century during the Joseon Dynasty and officially adopted as the national flag in 1948, when the Republic of Korea (South Korea) was established. The flag’s design is deeply rooted in East Asian philosophy. At its center is the Taegeuk, a red and blue circle representing the balance of yin (blue) and yang (red) — harmony between opposites in the universe. Surrounding the circle are four black trigrams (called gwae) from the ancient Chinese text I Ching. Each trigram symbolizes a natural element: Heaven (☰) — top left, Water (☵) — top right, Earth (☷) — bottom right, Fire (☲) — bottom left. The white background represents peace and purity. Together, the Taegeuk, trigrams, and background express the ideals of harmony, balance, and unity cherished by the Korean people. #koreanfood #korea #seoulkoreatravel2025 #искуственныйинтелект #traveltiktok

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