The first national flag of China was produced in the late Qing Dynasty. At that time, Li Hongzhang, a bureaucrat of the Westernization School of the Qing government, asked Empress Dowager Cixi to draw up a national flag and presented it with a national flag painted with tigers, leopards, lions, dragons, unicorns and gossip. Cixi decided to use Jinlong Banner as the national flag, commonly known as Huanglong Banner. Huanglongqi was originally triangular, but later it was changed into a rectangle. It was hung all over the country from 1900 until the demise of the Qing Dynasty.
19 1 1 year, the Revolution of 1911 overthrew the decadent rule of the Qing Dynasty. 17 On February 29th, representatives from all provinces held a meeting in Nanjing and unanimously elected Dr. Sun Yat-sen as interim president. The national flag of the Republic of China has also been drawn up by the delegates as a five-color flag of red, yellow, blue, white and black, which symbolizes the Republic of the five ethnic groups of Han, Manchu, Mongolia, Hui and Tibet.