Why do armies all over the world always use stars?

Because in ancient times, people found that the identification of constellation orientation can point out the direction for people to travel at night, so in the traditional culture of East and West, there is a tradition of taking the stars in the night sky as a symbol of hope and guidance.

Nowadays, in major countries, their armies undoubtedly did not enter the historical stage as revolutionaries. Therefore, when they were founded, they often borrowed star patterns to show that they were stars that brought hope to the people, while the troops directly printed star patterns, implying that they were the hope of the people under the brutal and dark rule in the dark.

As a symbol of rank, behind it is the inheritance of culture. There are also useless ones. For example, the US military only uses the star symbol for the rank of general.

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