Mongolia Flag

Many people, a casual observer, may not even notice the changes to the flag of Mongolia from 1949 to 1992. The flag of Mongolia is essentially the same as it always has been except for one key distinction which has been an important distinction throughout the whole region. Communism is fallen and democracy has risen and people are able to be free and this is what the flag of Mongolia's missing distinction is all about. The previous flag of Mongolia had a socialist star above the design of the laugh of the flag. The socialist star was replaced by a small candle of some sort and this is the big difference between communism and freedom.

While people are able to enjoy the freedoms that they do today it is now without the least bit of challenges that have stood in the way of Mongolia for hundreds of years. Mongolia was ruled by a number of empires for hundreds of years and it wasn't until 1911 when they fell under communist rule that day changed their game up a little bit. But it wasn't until 1992 when fall of communism happened that Mongolia for truly able to be free and this is a change which is, about very slowly and is represented in the Mongolian flag.

The Mongolian flag red background with a blue stripe in the middle which is about as bacon on both sides as it is on the middle. On the left there is a on symbol which includes the yin and the yang and a representation which is sort of abstract in this supposed to mean sun, fire, earth and water.

If The people of Mongolia are able to appreciate their flag that much more sense to communism has been eradicated. People are much more free to do what they want to do a Mongolia today than they ever have been before and this is, great sacrifice from many of the past generations. Before 1992 the blue stripe in the center of the flag of Mongolia was also a little bit darker representing a darker time for the people of Mongolia. However today a light blue in the center represents the hope and opportunity that the sky is the limit from this newfound hope and opportunity and the people of Mongolia are able to see that reflected in their Mongolia flag and in their day to day life as they all try to get by.