English names, flags, capitals and their characteristics of some countries

National flag sun flag

The capital Tokyo

Sakura is the national flower of Japan and is undoubtedly regarded as a symbol of spirit by the Japanese. The Japanese often take this as a metaphor, thinking that life needs to be like cherry blossoms, and it is just as short as the most splendid moment. This belief is usually reflected in their way of life and doing things. Since ancient times, it has cultivated the unique national spirit of Japanese people, striving for progress and perseverance at all costs.

Australia, Australia

National Flag: The national flag is dark blue, and the British flag pattern is in the upper left corner of the national flag, indicating the traditional relationship between Australia and Britain. Below is a huge white seven-pointed star, symbolizing the six states and the federal government that make up the Commonwealth of Australia. There are five white stars on the right side of the flag land, one of which is pentagonal and the others are heptagons. Five small stars represent the Southern Cross (the constellation that Australia can see most clearly).

Capital: Canberra

Australians have both hearty westerners and reserved orientals. Australia has a particularly strong atmosphere of freedom. Australians are polite and helpful. If you walk on a sparsely populated street, people will say hello even if they don't know each other.

United States of America

The American flag is the star-spangled banner.

New york, the capital

The largest power in the world, the level of economic and military education is in the forefront of the world.

Germany

Capital: Berlin

National flag tricolor flag

Germany is the fourth largest economy in the world. Germans attach great importance to rules and discipline and take everything very seriously. Like many western countries, Germans pay more attention to etiquette.

France

The French flag is rectangular with a length-width ratio of 3: 2. The flag surface consists of three parallel and equal vertical rectangles, blue, white and red from left to right.

Capital: Paris

If people are asked to use an adjective to describe France, the most common one is "romantic" (or "loose" in French).

England

The national flag, the national flag of Mizi.

Capital London

As an old industrial country, Britain has a sense of aristocratic superiority in essence, so the words used to describe them are gentlemen, but some people think they are picky.

Russian

The Russian flag is a horizontal rectangle with an aspect ratio of about 3:2. The flag surface consists of three parallel and equal horizontal rectangles, which are white, blue and red from top to bottom.

The capital Moscow

The largest country in the world is rich in resources, but its light industry is extremely underdeveloped.

South Korea

National flag taiji flag

Capital Seoul

The education of resources is poor, the electronics industry is relatively developed, and the people's national self-esteem is very strong.

Canada Canada

The capital Canberra

Egypt, Brazil.