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The KOREA Flag(Taegeukgi)
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· 2 messages · 8 Apr 2002 - 10 Apr 2002
The KOREA Flag(Taegeukgi): The Taegeukgi embodies the ideals of Koreans who have pursued development and prosperity under universal principles and truth. Standard color shades of Taegeukgi, the Korean National Flag are follows: in the CIE System, the x, y, and Y coordinates for the red are x=0.5640, y=0.3194, Y=15.3; for the blue, x=0.1556, y=0.1354, Y=6.5. Alternatively, in the Munsell System of color Nation, the red corresponds to 6.0R 4.5/14, and the blue to 5.0PB 3.0/12. In the Pantone Matching System, 186C red and 294C blue are recommended. if you want more info, then go (http://www.cwd.go.kr/english/korea_info/symbols/) bellow image is my first image, I love you and LINUX, and sorry, because I inexpert english. +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | $* *8* | | 88 $* "*8" . | | 88 88 $* *8* 8 *, | | 88 88 88 "*8 * "*8* | | 88 88 88 *8 * "*8 * , | | *$ 88 88 " *8" . "*8* | | *$ 88 .-888-. 8 * , | | *$ .888red888. "*8* | | ,888888.*;;*. | | 888888*;;;;;` | | 888888*;;;;;j | | `*00*";;;;;.' | | *8* `;;;blue;;' $* | | "*8 * `-;;;-' 88 $* | | *8* "*8 *, "* 88 $* | | "*8" . "*8* *. "* 88 | | *8 * 8 * , 88 *. "* | | " *8 * "*8* *$ 88 *. | | "*8 * , *$ 88 | | "*8* *$ leejj | +--------------------------------------------------------------+
On Mon, 08 Apr 2002 12:34:27 GMT, "leejj" <sun...@hitel.net> wrote: >The KOREA Flag(Taegeukgi): > >The Taegeukgi embodies the ideals of Koreans who have pursued development >and prosperity under universal principles and truth. > >Standard color shades of Taegeukgi, the Korean National Flag are follows: in >the CIE System, the x, y, and Y coordinates for the red are x=0.5640, >y=0.3194, Y=15.3; for the blue, x=0.1556, y=0.1354, Y=6.5. Alternatively, in >the Munsell System of color Nation, the red corresponds to 6.0R 4.5/14, and >the blue to 5.0PB 3.0/12. In the Pantone Matching System, 186C red and 294C >blue are recommended. > > >if you want more info, then go >(http://www.cwd.go.kr/english/korea_info/symbols/) > > >bellow image is my first image, I love you and LINUX, and sorry, >because I inexpert english. > > >+--------------------------------------------------------------+ >| $* *8* | >| 88 $* "*8" . | >| 88 88 $* *8* 8 *, | >| 88 88 88 "*8 * "*8* | >| 88 88 88 *8 * "*8 * , | >| *$ 88 88 " *8" . "*8* | >| *$ 88 .-888-. 8 * , | >| *$ .888red888. "*8* | >| ,888888.*;;*. | >| 888888*;;;;;` | >| 888888*;;;;;j | >| `*00*";;;;;.' | >| *8* `;;;blue;;' $* | >| "*8 * `-;;;-' 88 $* | >| *8* "*8 *, "* 88 $* | >| "*8" . "*8* *. "* 88 | >| *8 * 8 * , 88 *. "* | >| " *8 * "*8* *$ 88 *. | >| "*8 * , *$ 88 | >| "*8* *$ leejj | >+--------------------------------------------------------------+ > .-------------------------------------------------------------------. | | | /\ /\ | | / / \ \ | | / / /\ /\ \/ | | / / / / \ \ /\ | | / / / / /\ /\ \ \ \ \ | | \/ / / / / .::'''''::. \ \ \ \ \/ | | / / / / .:' ':. \/ \ \ | | \/ / / .:' ':. /\ \/ | | / / .:' ':. \ \ | | \/ .:' .. ':. \/ | | :'. .:' '. :: | | ::'. .:' '.:: | | ': '. .:' ':' | | /\ ':. ':..:' :' /\ | | \ \ ':. .:' / / | | /\ \ \ ':. .:' \/ /\ | | \ \ \ \ ':. .:' /\ / / | | /\ \/ \ \ ''::.....::'' / / \/ /\ | | \ \ /\ \/ \/ /\ / / | | \ \ \ \ / / \/ | | \ \ \/ \/ /\ | | \ \ / / | | \/ \/ | | | '----------------------------------------------------------------LGB' Done this one some time ago. As in yours the measurements are not correct also. The corners of the flag thur the symbols are out of alignment. I have tried to put them in alignment but all looks too sqaure to be a flag. lgbeard
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