Understanding the Taegukgi (Korean National Flag)

The video tutorial explores the Taegukgi, the national flag of Korea, detailing its history, symbolism, and regulations. It explains the flag's creation during the late 19th century for diplomatic purposes and its symbolic elements, such as the colors and trigrams, which represent harmony and balance. The tutorial also covers the proper handling and display of the flag, as well as its historical significance in Korea's independence movements.

What was the main reason for creating the Taegukgi?

• To symbolize cultural heritage

• To mark a military victory

• To establish diplomatic relations

• To celebrate a national holiday

In which year was the Taegukgi first used according to recent records?

• 1876

• 1882

• 1894

• 1905

What does the white background of the Taegukgi symbolize?

• Unity and solidarity

• Purity and brightness

• Strength and resilience

• Peace and harmony

What do the red and blue colors in the Taeguk symbol represent?

• Fire and water

• Sun and moon

• Yin and Yang

• Earth and sky

Which of the following is NOT one of the four trigrams (괘) on the Taegukgi?

• Fire

• Wind

• Earth

• Heaven

What should be done if the Taegukgi becomes dirty or wrinkled?

• It should be stored away

• It should be replaced immediately

• It should be washed or ironed

• It should be burned

On which occasion should the Taegukgi be flown at half-mast?

• Liberation Day

• Independence Day

• New Year's Day

• Memorial Day

What should be done with a Taegukgi that is too damaged to use?

• It should be kept as a memento

• It should be thrown away

• It should be burned or placed in a collection box

• It should be repaired

During which historical period was the Taegukgi used by independence movements?

• Japanese Occupation

• Korean Empire

• Korean War

• Joseon Dynasty

Why is the Taegukgi considered a source of pride for Koreans?

• It is used in many international events

• It represents the country's history and struggles

• It has a unique design

• It is recognized worldwide