Logos for various cities in the United Kingdom and France 20

1. Big Ben

As a symbol of the City of London and a symbol of the United Kingdom, Big Ben is huge, ornate, and heavy, with four clock faces about two square meters in size. Big Ben has been the city of London for almost a century and a half since 1859, although Big Ben has been split twice in the meantime. The bells of Big Ben are still clear and beautiful.

2. University of Oxford (the world's top university).

Oxford University, full of nearly 900 years of English history, has produced 53 prime ministers and 47 Nobel laureates. For centuries, the University of Oxford has held a high position in British society and higher education. As a world-renowned university, the University of Oxford is renowned not only for its outstanding research achievements and outstanding talents, but also for its unwavering humanistic spirit that has been passed down from generation to generation.

3. Shakespeare (the world's top literati).

English Renaissance dramatist and poet.

4. Buckingham Palace

It is the main residence and office of the British monarch in London. Located in Westminster, the palace is one of the venues for national celebrations and royal receptions, as well as an important tourist attraction.

5. Tower Bridge, London.

Tower Bridge is an up-and-out suspension bridge located in London, England, across the River Thames, named after the Tower of London (Tower of London), the first bridge from the mouth of the River Thames (15 bridges built on the River Thames), and is also a symbol of London.

The national flag of the United Kingdom is the national flag. The flag of the United Kingdom is a rice-shaped flag familiar to the whole world, a blue, white and red flag, which was once the world's hegemon. This type of flag is the symbol of the British Navy, the flag of the United Kingdom, and because the flags of the British colonies all contain the same pattern, they also symbolize British colonies around the world.

The shape of the Union JackThe Union Jack is rectangular in shape, with a ratio of 2:1 to length, and consists of a dark blue background and red and white colors. The red cross with a white border in the flag represents St. George, the patron saint of England, the white cross represents St. Andrew, the patron saint of Scotland, and the red cross represents St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland.

The flag was created in 1801 and is an overlapping of the original England Red Cross Flag on a white background, the Scottish White Cross Flag on a blue background, and the Ireland Red Cross Flag on a white background.

The logo of the United Kingdom, the colors are red, blue and white.

The coat of arms of the United Kingdom is the coat of arms of the British king. The central motif is a coat of arms, and the upper left and lower right corners of the shield are three golden lions on a red ground, symbolizing England; In the upper right corner is a red lion standing on the golden ground, symbolizing Scotland; In the lower left corner is a golden harp on a blue ground, symbolizing Northern Ireland. The coat of arms is flanked on either side by a lion representing England with a crown and a unicorn representing Scotland.

Around the coat of arms is written in French a motto that means "evil is rewarded with evil"; At the lower end hangs the Order of the Garter, with the words "God in Heaven and I Have the Right" on the frieze. The coat of arms is topped by a jeweled gold and silver helmet, an imperial crown, and a lion wearing a crown.

The Australian coat of arms features a shield in the center. There are six ** cases on the shield: the red St George's Cross is a sign of New South Wales; The Southern Cross-shaped constellation under the crown represents Victoria; The blue Maltese cross represents the state of Kuntulan; The Shrike represents South Australia; The black swan symbolizes Western Australia; The red lion symbolizes Tasmania.

Above the shield is a symbol of the six states and the Commonwealth** that make up the Commonwealth of Australia. The shield is flanked by kangaroos and emus [ér miáo], endemic to Australia, a national symbol and a national symbol. In the background is the Australian national flower, the acacia.

The lower part of the coat of arms is written in English"Australia"。The kangaroo and emu above are the symbols of Australia (national treasures).