Seoul

The flag of is white with a brush calligraphy of the Korean syllable 서 (seo) in red, blue, and green.
==Letter recognition==
The flag features a brush calligraphy of the syllable 서 (seo), the first Korean syllable in the city name in Korean. The letter for "s" is green, and the letter for "eo" is blue with a red dot on the left.
== Symbolism ==
The emblem features the Korean letters for "Seoul" in the shape of a mountain, the Sun, and the Hangang (River), with the general design depicting the figure of a joyful human being, thus representing Seoul as a human-oriented city. Encompassing images of nature, humanity, and the city, the green mountain signifies respect for the environment, the blue Hangang (River) represents history and vitality, and the Sun in the center symbolizes the city's vision of the future. These three elements are organically connected by being depicted as the strokes of a brush, visualizing an image of Seoul's dynamic energy. The emblem was designed on the basis of national roots so that it can be seen as a symbol of Seoul's present and future.
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