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Is anyone else wondering about this?!
I don't know when it started, but the national flags aren't hanging straight anymore?! Is it technically impossible to fix?! Or is there a special meaning behind it?!
2026.10.13 PM 5:56 · View Count 64
Lv.1
亞里翁四世
A flag...? What kind of flag is that? Maybe it's because of the wind that they can't hang down properly...? I often get confused by complicated things, sorry about that.
Lv.97
西疆雪
It wasn't supposed to be hanging there in the first place... hehe
Lv.80
莉雅醬
I don't know
Lv.47
Anyaren
It seems like the flag droops and isn't visible when there's no wind. Placing it like this, with the support pole fixed from above, should display the flag unfurled.
Lv.62
雜魚A
The national flag was hung vertically, rotated 90 degrees, with the blue and white parts on the right, which is very different from the usual horizontal hanging method. This led people to think it might have been hung incorrectly. New Taipei Citizen: 'It looks like the country is gradually declining.' New Taipei Citizen: 'I think this way is neater. In the past, they used to hang it like this, and it would fly away and get ruined by the next day.' In fact, according to the latest revised 'National Flag Hanging Etiquette' by the Ministry of the Interior, this is considered hanging a 'vertical national flag.' Normally, the flag is hung horizontally, but each county and city government can also adopt a vertical hanging method. Therefore, it is not wrong at all for the blue sky, white sun part of the flag to be on the right, and many citizens learned a lesson.
Lv.72
討厭鬼
Thanks for sharing