The white water lily (Shapla) is the symbol of Bangladesh. To the people of Bangladesh, the white water lily also symbolizes purity and peace. In the capital of Bangladesh, a large water lily statue was erected to show the nation’s respect for the flower. The current capital of Bangladesh is Dhaka city, located in central Bangladesh. This is the major industrial, cultural and commercial center of this country; area of ​​815.85 km2, population more than 7 million people. Dhaka became the capital of Bangladesh in 1971. Bangladesh is officially the People’s Republic of Bangladesh, a country in South Asia, along with countries such as India, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Nepal… This country has a natural area of ​​nearly 150,000 square kilometers, a population of 166 million people. Myanmar is the only country in Southeast Asia that borders Bangladesh in the southeast of this South Asian country. Bangladesh borders India, Myanmar and the Bay of Bengal. The country’s name means “Country of the Bengal”, referring to the Indo-Aryan ethnic group living in the Bengal region of South Asia. Bangladesh is one of the largest Muslim countries in the world, with more than 80% of the population (148 million people), being Sunni Muslims – the largest branch of Islam. The current currency of Bangladesh is the Bangladeshi Taka. The Bangladeshi taka was introduced in 1972, a year after Bangladesh became an independent country.

At the top, the first crest in the Nguyen Dynasty’s Nine Dinhs is engraved with the image of “Tri,” which means pheasant. These are forest birds that are closely related to chickens, possessing very beautiful colored plumage. On the top, the second crest in the Nine Peaks is engraved with the image of “Kingong”, which means peacock. This is a bird with brilliant plumage and a long tail that can spread out like a fan. The splendid beauty makes the peacock known as the queen of birds. The top chapter, the third peak of the Nine Peaks is engraved with the image of “Chicken”, which means chicken. Domesticated from wild chickens thousands of years ago, chickens have become a bird associated with Vietnamese villages. Anh Dinh, the fourth vertex in the Nine Peaks is engraved with the image of “Hoi Crane”, which means a crane. In the opinion of the ancients, crane is a bird symbolizing the personality of a gentleman. This is also a popular image in traditional Asian art. Dinh Dinh, the 5th peak in the Nine Peaks engraved with the image of “Lovebird” is a lovebird. This is a water bird of the Duck family famous for its colorful plumage. Lovebirds are also considered a symbol of fidelity due to their lifelong habit of mating. Pure peak, the 6th peak in the Nine Peaks is different from the image of “Hoang Anh”, which means golden bird. This is a bird with bright yellow plumage, known by many people through the folk tale “Tam Cam”. Tuyen Dinh, the 7th peak in the Nine Peaks is engraved with the image of “Qin Cat Willow”, which means a bird. This is a bird of the starling family living in mountainous areas, often kept as an ornamental bird. They are famous for their ability to imitate human voices. For example, the eighth peak in the Nine Peaks is engraved with the image of “Anh Vu”, which means a parrot. Parrots are birds with diverse colors, interesting personalities and are also very good at mimicking human voices. Huyen Dinh, the last peak in the Nine Dinhs, is engraved with the image of “Thoc Thuc”, which means the old bird or the old bird. This is a bird of the Crane family, with a strange appearance with a bald head and silver hair like an old farmer. They are typical birds in the wetlands of the South. Invite readers to watch the video: Hue – The Shadow of Kinh Do Ancient | VTV Travel.

National Emblem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. The image of the National Emblem is specified in Clause 2, Article 13, Chapter I of the 2013 Constitution of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam: “The national emblem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam is round, with a red background. five-pointed golden star, surrounded by rice flowers, underneath is half a cog wheel and the words: Socialist Republic of Vietnam “. If the headquarters of the representative office or affiliated office is a separate building, the National Emblem is hung at the front, above the main door of the building. If the headquarters of a representative office or affiliated office is partially located in an office building, the National Emblem is hung above the main entrance to the office of the agency. In case it is not possible for architectural reasons to hang the National Emblem above the main door, the National Emblem is hung in the lobby in the office, directly facing the main door. The national emblem is printed on the official letter, letter, invitation, envelope, business card, gift bag of the representative agency; documents with official title of representative agencies, passports, consular papers … The use of the National Emblem must comply with State regulations, solemnly. The national emblem printed on official papers must be red and yellow according to regulations. Some papers can print the National Emblem with gold emulsion (invitation for reception, note …), imprinted, embossed the Quoc emblem.

If the headquarters of the representative office, the affiliated office and the private house, the Head of the mission is a building with its own campus with its own gate, the signboard is attached next to the main gate. Pictured is the signboard of the Embassy of Vietnam in Thailand. (Source: VNA) Signboards with the national emblem of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam engraved, the National Emblem “Socialist Republic of Vietnam” and the name of the representative office, subsidiary office or private house are written in two languages. The Vietnamese language is written first and the official language of the host country or a foreign language commonly used in the host country, the international organization will write it later, the font size is the same and the font size is the same. Signboards should be hung at eye level. If the headquarters of the representative office, the affiliated office and the private house, the Head of the mission is a building with its own campus with its own gate, the signboard is attached next to the main gate. If the headquarters of a representative office or affiliated office is a part of the office building, the signboard is attached next to the main door of the representative office or affiliated office. If a private house, Head of the representative agency is an apartment located in an apartment building, depending on requirements, it can be hung or not. If there are signs, signs are mounted next to the main door of the apartment. Signboards are made of gold copper, red engraved inscriptions, around with red veins, about 1cm from the edge. The signboard is rectangular, the width is equal to 2/3 of the length and the size is designed in harmony with the size of the gate or door where the signboard is located.