Red Cross

◇ Red Cross 

In 1948, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) was established to commemorate the birthday of Jean Henri Dunant, the founder of the International Red Cross Movement, and to honor the spirit of the Red Cross.

The Red Cross flag, emblazoned with a red cross on a white background, is a reversal of the color of the Swiss flag to show gratitude to the Swiss federal government for its great help in the birth of the Red Cross treaty.

◇ 反哺之孝

A word that refers to the filial piety of a crow to feed its old mother, whose child grows up to be filial in return for the grace

The crows are said to feed their young for 60 days after they hatch, but when their offspring grow up, they will feed their mothers, who are stronger at hunting for food.

◇ Crow

The crow can't see because its entire body is black. So the crow became a bird that did not show its eyes. In other words, only one stroke out of the group is crow Oh.

The letter "Crows" means "Black. Black bamboo is called ojuk, and dark chestnut is called ojuk.

Originally, northern peoples have faith in birds. Birds are creatures that connect the sky and the ground. The Three Peaks are a symbol of the Northern race. China has always considered the northern people threatening China with the three-legged crowning flag as a threat. Perhaps that is why the crow has a bad story.

(Did you eat crow meat?) The belly falls when crow flies. become crowed Good things happen in the morning when magpies cry, and badges when crows crows at night.