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Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, Oceania!
Take a look at the flags of 196 countries and their changing colors in vivid pictures.
Easy-to-understand explanations of the national flag's characteristics and information about each country
A very special 『Really, Really Fun National Flag Picture Book』!

We live in a country called the Republic of Korea, and the Republic of Korea belongs to the continent of Asia, and Asia is a part of the globe divided into five oceans (Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Southern Ocean, Arctic Ocean) and six continents (Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, and Oceania).
In this day and age, when we hear news from around the world in real time on television, it's crucial to be interested in other countries and gain knowledge about them.

This book introduces the flags of 196 countries to help our children become interested in various countries in line with this globalization.
As there are many different countries, the size, shape, and color of their national flags vary from country to country.
To help you understand the characteristics of the national flag at a glance, we have included a picture of the national flag, taking into account the actual proportions, and explained it in an easy-to-understand manner.
The most noteworthy part of this book is that it shows the ‘national flag change process’ in pictures.
Through this, we can see what the national flag looked like in the past and how the shape of the flag changed to become what it is today.
Moreover, as countries form alliances or split into wars over time, national flags also change, allowing us to gain knowledge about world history through national flags.

Here we have included brief information about each country, its location on the map, and its national emblem.
Also, the 'secrets hidden in the national flag' included throughout this book make it fun to read this thick book without getting bored at all.

▣ Features of this book

1.
We introduce the flags of 196 countries with illustrations of realistic proportions, shapes, and colors.
When you look at the national flags that appear in mass media or that hang in front of countries or government agencies, they all look similar and rectangular, but in reality, each country's flag has a different shape and color, and the size and proportions are also different.
『Really, Really Fun National Flag Picture Book』reflects these subtle differences and includes national flags that are closest to the actual official flag.

2.
Show the process of national flag changes in a picture.
Before the current national flag was created, each country changed the shape of its flag several times and used different flags depending on historical circumstances.
In this way, the appearance of the national flag, which changes with the times, can be seen at a glance through a picture.
The process of changing the national flag into a similar shape or a completely different shape sometimes arouses children's interest and curiosity.

3.
It also carries the national emblem, another symbol representing the country.
Countries around the world have national emblems as well as national flags as a means of representing themselves.
The national emblem, like the national flag, contains the meaning of a country's history, natural environment, and culture, but its shape is much more colorful and specific.
We also included what each part of the national emblem symbolizes to help children understand the country's history and traditions.

4.
Through the 'Secrets Hidden in the Flag' corner, we introduce interesting behind-the-scenes stories hidden in the national flag.
Just as our country, located in Northeast Asia, has been influenced by neighboring countries, there are many cases where the national flag reflects historical circumstances such as occupation or migration, as well as the actual conditions of neighboring countries.
Discover the secrets of our national flags, filled with fascinating and sometimes heartbreaking history, through the "Really, Really Fun National Flag Picture Book."